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2069537<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_DeVito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rhea_Perlman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hot Dogs for Gauguin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_photographers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Martin_Brest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Hot_Dogs_for_Gauguin<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1972_short_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Hot Dogs for Gauguin (1972) is a short student film written and directed by Martin Brest, then an undergraduate at New York University, featuring Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman in her acting debut.<EOS>
31169423<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ernest Gartside<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonia_Dresdel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Guy Middleton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Karel Stepanek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Evans_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Third Visitor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Third_Visitor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_crime_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Third Visitor is a 1951 British crime film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Sonia Dresdel, Guy Middleton and Karel Stepanek. It was written by Gerald Anstruther and David Evans based on the 1950 play of the same name by Gerald Anstruther, and filmed at Merton Park Studios.<EOS>
4273020<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Gino Nichele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nancy Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kathleen_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maryke_Hendrikse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kelly_Sheridan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cassidy Ladden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeremy From<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Noel Johansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Carroll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbie & the Diamond Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Barbie and the Diamond Castle: Original Movie Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teen_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Acoustic_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtune<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Europe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_21st_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_friendship<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2000s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dragons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbie_&_the_Diamond_Castle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Barbie_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Barbie & the Diamond Castle is a 2008 direct-to-video animated musical film directed by Gino Nichele and produced by Mattel Entertainment with Rainmaker Entertainment. It first premiered on Nickelodeon on September 7, 2008, and it was later released to DVD on September 9, 2008.The thirteenth entry in the Barbie film series, the film features the voice of Kelly Sheridan as Barbie and the cover of the song "Connected" recorded by Katharine McPhee. It follows the story of Liana and Alexa (the in-universe roles of the dolls, Barbie and Teresa) on their journey to find the mysterious diamond castle.<EOS>
53136862<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dorothy Boyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bobby_Howes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Woolf_&_Freedman_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H._Fowler_Mear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angus_MacPhail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Third Time Lucky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Third_Time_Lucky_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><EOS><ABS>Third Time Lucky is a 1931 British comedy film directed by Walter Forde and starring Bobby Howes, Dorothy Boyd and Gordon Harker. It was made at Islington Studios and based on the 1929 West End play of the same title by Arnold Ridley. The film's sets were designed by art director Walter Murton.<EOS>
64156155<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jim_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Buckingham_(record_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chevy Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Candy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Flaherty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sandra Bernhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Waylon Jennings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Caroll Spinney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Garnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Geiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Judy_Freudberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Follow That Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Sesame Street Presents:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Toronto<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Van_Dyke_Parks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Illinois<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Indiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Kwapis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_birds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Lennie_Niehaus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sesame_Street_features<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sesame_Street_Presents:_Follow_That_Bird<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dodo<EOT><EOS><ABS>Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird (or simply Follow That Bird) is a 1985 American family musical road comedy film directed by Ken Kwapis, and written by Tony Geiss and Judy Freudberg. Based on the children's television series Sesame Street created by Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett, it was the series' first theatrical feature-length film. It stars Muppet performers Caroll Spinney, Jim Henson and Frank Oz alongside Sandra Bernhard, John Candy, Chevy Chase, Joe Flaherty, Waylon Jennings, and Dave Thomas with Sesame Street regulars Linda Bove, Emilio Delgado, Loretta Long, Sonia Manzano, Bob McGrath, Roscoe Orman, Alaina Reed, and Kermit Love in supporting roles and the voices of Laraine Newman, Brian Hohlfeld, Cathy Silvers, Eddie Deezen, and Sally Kellerman.Produced by Children's Television Workshop and filmed at the Cinespace Film Studios and on location in the Greater Toronto Area, Follow That Bird was theatrically released in the United States on August 2, 1985, by Warner Bros., and in the United Kingdom on November 22, 1985, by Columbia Pictures through Columbia-EMI-Warner Distributors and received mostly positive reviews from critics. However, it was a box office disappointment, grossing $14 million. This is also the final acting roles for Henson and Richard Hunt in a theatrical film before their deaths.<EOS>
7531482<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hal Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D._W._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lon_Chaney_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victor_Mature<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carole Landis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:D._W._Griffith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Baker_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickell_Novack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>One Million B.C.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dinosaurs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Prehistoric_people_in_popular_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Giant_monster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cavemen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animal_cruelty_incidents_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:One_Million_B.C.<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_monster_movies<EOT><EOS><ABS>One Million B.C. is a 1940 American fantasy film produced by Hal Roach Studios and released by United Artists. It is also known by the titles Cave Man, Man and His Mate, and Tumak.The film stars Victor Mature as protagonist Tumak, a young caveman who strives to unite the uncivilized Rock Tribe and the peaceful Shell Tribe, Carole Landis as Loana, daughter of the Shell Tribe chief and Tumak's love interest, and Lon Chaney Jr. as Tumak's stern father and leader of the Rock Tribe. Chaney's billing differs from that of his home studio Universal Pictures in that Hal Roach elected to retain the "Jr." instead of billing him under his father's name, possibly because Roach was co-directing the film with his own son Hal Roach Jr.The film was a popular success and was nominated for two Academy Awards for its special effects and musical score, although the film is controversial for its use of live animals dueling.<EOS>
86140993<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Larry Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Patrick_Cranshaw<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tommy_Kirk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yvonne_Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Science_fiction_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_aviation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1967_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mars_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Dallas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mars_Needs_Women<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Buchanan<EOT><EOS><ABS>Mars Needs Women is a 1968 independently made American made-for-television science fiction film from Azalea Pictures. The film was produced, written, and directed by self-proclaimed schlock artist/auteur Larry Buchanan, and stars Tommy Kirk, Yvonne Craig, and Byron Lord. The film was released in first-run syndication by American International Pictures without a theatrical release.<EOS>
97134365<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Boyum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Gabai<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. Todd Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Kent_Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Howey_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Channing_Tatum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sophia_Bush<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mike_Vogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cameron_Richardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Boyum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Kent_Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Supercross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motorcycle_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Supercross_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_Boyum<EOT><EOS><ABS>Supercross, marketed and sometimes referred to as Supercross: The Movie, is a 2005 American action film directed by Steve Boyum and starring Steve Howey and Mike Vogel. The film portrays youthful relationships in the world of professional Supercross.<EOS>
10839026<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UGC_(cinema_operator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hans Zimmer, Peter Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gérard Depardieu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andie MacDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roadshow_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:UGC_(cinema_operator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Green Card<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Green Card:<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Instrumental<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Classical_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:World_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soft_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New-age_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Picture_Golden_Globe_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Hans_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Musical_or_Comedy_Actor_Golden_Globe_winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration_to_the_United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Weir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Green_Card_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sham_marriage<EOT><EOS><ABS>Green Card is a 1990 American romantic comedy film written, produced, and directed by Peter Weir and starring Gérard Depardieu and Andie MacDowell.The screenplay focuses on an American woman who enters into a marriage of convenience with a Frenchman so he can obtain a green card and remain in the United States.Depardieu won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor. The film won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.<EOS>
11981321<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Regal Films International<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milton Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Max Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Cushing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Lee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Madden_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Adrian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Subotsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr Terror's House of Horrors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_werewolf_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Supernatural_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_personifications_of_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_vampire_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_plants<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_natural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_Haitian_Vodou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Amicus_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Elisabeth_Lutyens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Freddie_Francis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Terror's_House_of_Horrors<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tarot_in_fiction<EOT><EOS><ABS>Dr Terror's House of Horrors is a 1965 British anthology horror film from Amicus Productions, directed by veteran horror director Freddie Francis, written by Milton Subotsky, and starring Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.It was the first in a series of anthology films from Amicus and was followed by Torture Garden (1967), The House That Dripped Blood (1970), Tales from the Crypt (1972), Asylum (1972), The Vault of Horror (1973) and From Beyond the Grave (1974). It is also the first horror film from Amicus.<EOS>
121081421<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brett Whitcomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Connell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brett Whitcomb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dee Booher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angelina Altishin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cindy Maranne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Emily Dole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeanne Basone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lisa Moretti<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lorilyn Palmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mando Guerrero<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Blance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:GLOW:_The_Story_of_the_Gorgeous_Ladies_of_Wrestling<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Professional_wrestling_documentary_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling is a documentary film about professional wrestling. Released in 2012, it tells the story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (abbreviated G.L.O.W. or GLOW), a women's wrestling promotion. GLOW staged live events that were filmed and then shown on American television for four seasons in the late 1980s. The documentary includes footage from the TV series, combined with then-recent interviews of some of the participants.The film was directed by Brett Whitcomb and written by Bradford Thomason. It premiered on April 27, 2012, at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. It won the Best Documentary award at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con film festival. It was released on DVD in the United States on March 26, 2013. It became available for streaming on Netflix on April 1, 2017.<EOS>
1311163549<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Howard_(American_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Bennett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_MacDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Submarine Raider<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lew_Landers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Aubrey_Wisberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_World_War_II_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:World_War_II_films_made_in_wartime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Submarine_Raider<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_war_drama_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Submarine Raider is a 1942 American war film directed by Lew Landers and starring John Howard.<EOS>
141268099<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Brian Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Angela_Menzies-Wills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Coming of Age<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Melbourne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Coming_of_Age_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Coming of Age is a 1984 Australian film. It is now known as a very hard to find film which is highly sought after by collectors and lovers of Australian films.Seasoned Australian softcore porn actress Angela Menzies-Wills plays the lead role of Angel.<EOS>
151325521<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Elizabeth Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Austin Trevor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Hartnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Renown_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Hearne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tons of Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_S._Hiscott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1956_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tons_of_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS><ABS>Tons of Trouble is a 1956 black and white British comedy film directed by Leslie S. Hiscott and starring Richard Hearne, William Hartnell and Austin Trevor. It was written by Hearne and Hiscott.<EOS>
1614164792<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Castleton_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nigel Barrie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Estelle_Brody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Thatcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marguerite Allan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Castleton_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Violet_E._Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Jarvis_Black<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Plaything<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_silent_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1920s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1929_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Plaything<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Castleton_Knight<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Plaything is a 1929 British part-talkie sound romance film directed by Castleton Knight and starring Estelle Brody, Heather Thatcher and Nigel Barrie. The film was a mixture of silent and sound film as it was released during the transition period following Blackmail. It was based on the play Life Is Pretty Much the Same by Arthur Jarvis Black. It was made by British International Pictures at Elstree Studios.<EOS>
1715161138<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Fox Film Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Spencer_Tracy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Everett_Horton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Fox_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Considine_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Conselman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_Houston_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Six Cylinder Love<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1931_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fox_Film_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Thornton_Freeland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Six_Cylinder_Love_(1931_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_William_Fox<EOT><EOS><ABS>Six Cylinder Love is a 1931 American pre-Code comedy film directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Spencer Tracy, Sidney Fox and Edward Everett Horton. It was produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation and is a remake of their 1923 silent original. Both films are based on the 1921 Broadway play. It recorded a loss of $25,000. A further remake The Honeymoon's Over was released in 1939.<EOS>
1816120114<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gig_Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nancy_Coleman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geraldine_Fitzgerald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Stanwyck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Crisp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gay Sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1941<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Irving_Rapper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gay_Sisters<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1942_romantic_drama_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Gay Sisters is a 1942 American drama film directed by Irving Rapper, and starring Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Donald Crisp, Gig Young (who adopted his character's name as his screen name) and Nancy Coleman. The Warner Bros. motion picture was based on a novel by Stephen Longstreet.<EOS>
1917161637<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Claxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Couderc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Hersh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>See below<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_F._Claxton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Couderc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:S._Roy_Luby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Hersh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Moulton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Give My Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unfinished Task<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Give_My_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_F._Claxton<EOT><EOS><ABS>I'll Give My Life is a 1960 American film directed by William F. Claxton. The film is also known as The Unfinished Task in the United States. It is the final film role of Ray Collins before his death in 1965.<EOS>
2018104630<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kriv_Stenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bryce Menzies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_Woss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bryan_Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Isaacs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Levi_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kriv_Stenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Village_Roadshow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nelson_Woss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Red Dog: True Blue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_horses<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_20th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_21st_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Screen_Australia_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2011<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1969<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Western_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Cezary_Skubiszewski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Outback<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kriv_Stenders<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Roadshow_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Red_Dog:_True_Blue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Nelson_Woss<EOT><EOS><ABS>Red Dog: True Blue is a 2016 Australian family comedy film directed by Kriv Stenders, written by Daniel Taplitz and starring Jason Isaacs, Levi Miller and Bryan Brown. It serves as a prequel to the 2011 film Red Dog, detailing the early days of the Red Dog, the Pilbara Wanderer.<EOS>
211922091<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EuropaCorp Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Virginie Besson-Silla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Xavier Forcioli<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ethan Hawke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Clive Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Herbie Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rutger Hauer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dane DeHaan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rihanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kris Wu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cara Delevingne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Virginie_Besson-Silla<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Film Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pop_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_Score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Live-action_films_based_on_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fiction_about_intergalactic_travel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_shapeshifting<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_planets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2017_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Space_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_22nd_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:STX_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_French_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_spacecraft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Science_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EuropaCorp_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_28th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Alexandre_Desplat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_26th_century<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fundamental_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Genocide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Space_opera_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_science_fiction_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Valerian_and_the_City_of_a_Thousand_Planets<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Valérian_and_Laureline<EOT><EOS><ABS>Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (French: Valérian et la Cité des mille planètes) is a 2017 space opera film written and directed by Luc Besson, and produced by his wife, Virginie Besson-Silla. It is based on the French science fiction comics series Valérian and Laureline, written by Pierre Christin, illustrated by Jean-Claude Mézières, and published by Dargaud. It stars Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne as Valerian and Laureline, respectively, with Clive Owen, Rihanna, Ethan Hawke, Herbie Hancock, Kris Wu and Rutger Hauer in supporting roles. Besson independently financed and personally funded the film. With a production budget of around $180 million, it is both the most expensive European and the most expensive independent film ever made.Two operatives of the United Human Federation are on a mission to Alpha, a city inhabited by thousands of species from different planets. Their latest mission is to uncover a destructive force beneath the sprawling city, realizing it threatens not just Alpha, but the entire universe.Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets was released on 20 July 2017 in Germany by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures under the Buena Vista International imprint, in the United States on 21 July by STXfilms, in France on 26 July by EuropaCorp Distribution, in China on 25 August by China Film Group, in Belgium on 26 August by Belga Films, and 27 November in United Arab Emirates by Gulf Film. It received mixed reviews from critics, who criticised the plot and some of the casting, but praised the visuals. It grossed $226 million worldwide, but due to its high production and advertising costs, was considered a box-office bomb following its release in the United States.<EOS>
2220171330<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Lynch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Saul_Rubinek<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janet_Amos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarke_Mackey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Taking Care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Taking_Care<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Taking Care, also known as Prescriptions for Murder, is a 1987 Canadian drama film, directed by Clarke Mackey. Loosely based on the real-life case of Susan Nelles, the film stars Janet Amos as Marie, a maternity ward nurse who is accused of murder after three women die in childbirth under her care, and Kate Lynch as Angie O'Connell, her colleague who attempts to collect evidence to prove Marie's innocence.The cast also includes Saul Rubinek, Barry Flatman, Jackie Richardson, Allan Royal and Ron White.The film premiered at the 1987 Toronto International Film Festival.Lynch received a Genie Award nomination for Best Actress at the 9th Genie Awards in 1988.<EOS>
232131146<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Clifford Gulliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Oswald Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Norman Hope-Bell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vivienne Chatterton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Davina Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ernie Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wallace Lupino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oswald_Mitchell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernie_Lotinga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Love Up the Pole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Love_Up_the_Pole<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><EOS><ABS>Love Up the Pole is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Clifford Gulliver and starring Ernie Lotinga, Vivienne Chatterton and Wallace Lupino. It was made at the Cricklewood Studios in London, and distributed by Butcher's Film Service which specialised in low-budget British films.<EOS>
2422166022<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Continental Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.D._Kendis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cheryl_Walker_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harold Daniels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Phyllis Barry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Newfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:J.D._Kendis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sherman_L._Lowe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_St._Claire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets of a Model<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_a_Model<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Newfield<EOT><EOS><ABS>Secrets of a Model is a 1940 American drama film directed by Sam Newfield and starring Cheryl Walker, Harold Daniels and Phyllis Barry. It was made as an independent exploitation film on Poverty Row.In the film, a waitress agrees to work as an artist's model. She has a one-night-stand with a wealthy man while drunk, and afterwards experiences a decline in both her health and her work life. She wakes up in a hospital, and later learns that the wealthy man is trying to seduce her former roommate.<EOS>
252381308<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Van_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionel_Barrymore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keye_Luke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Ruskin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Berkeley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>USA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_hospitals<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Daniele_Amfitheatrof<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Willis_Goldbeck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Gillespie's_Criminal_Case<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_crime_drama_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case is a 1943 film in the Dr. Kildare series. Based on characters created by Max Brand. The third of MGM's Dr. Gillespie series (6 in all) to dispense with the services of Dr. Kildare (Lew Ayres) (8 in all) after Dr. Kildare's Victory (1942).<EOS>
2624160022<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Medallion_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sonny_Tufts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Medallion_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bert_I._Gordon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Serpent Island<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_fictional_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_Gries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Serpent_Island_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Haiti<EOT><EOS><ABS>Serpent Island is a 1954 adventure film directed by Tom Gries in his directoral debut. Shot in Haiti, the film was produced, written and co-directed by Bert I. Gordon in his film debut. It stars Sonny Tufts and Mary Munday.<EOS>
272572359<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Kerslake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Carianne Brinkman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Afterman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Kerslake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Magnolia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bad Reputation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Power_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Punk_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hard_rock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bad_Reputation_(2018_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_women_in_music<EOT><EOS><ABS>Bad Reputation is a 2018 American documentary film about the career of rock musician Joan Jett, directed by Kevin Kerslake and written by Joel Marcus. The documentary traces Jett's musical career from the formation of the Runaways through her subsequent partnership with songwriter and producer Kenny Laguna. Continuing with the creation of the band Joan Jett and the Blackhearts as well as the establishment of the record label Blackheart Records with Laguna, the narrative concludes with the induction of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2015.<EOS>
2826134869<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Lyons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sidney Balkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Linda_Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeanne_Cooper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_kidnapping<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1975_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Philips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sweet_Hostage<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Nathaniel_Benchley<EOT><EOS><ABS>Sweet Hostage is a 1975 American made-for-television drama film based on the novel Welcome to Xanadu by Nathaniel Benchley. The film stars Linda Blair and Martin Sheen. It was filmed in Taos County, New Mexico. It was featured in ABC's Friday Night Movie series. Film and television critic Leonard Maltin rated the movie as "Average" in his biennial ratings guide TV Movies. In his capsule review, Maltin said "the performances by Sheen and Blair almost made this talky adaptation of the Nathaniel Benchley novel worthwhile". The film was only a moderate success in the Nielsen ratings, and failed to generate the type of provocative press which was then-standard for a Linda Blair movie.<EOS>
2927127139<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ralph Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Bloom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Janney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lilia_Skala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Van_Patten<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cliff_Robertson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stirling_Silliphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Charly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_intellectual_disability<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Massachusetts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_featuring_a_Best_Actor_Academy_Award-winning_performance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_television_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cinerama_Releasing_Corporation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Motion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Stirling_Silliphant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Human_experimentation_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_science_fiction_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ravi_Shankar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Charly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Nelson<EOT><EOS><ABS>Charly (marketed and stylized as CHAЯLY) is a 1968 American science fiction drama film directed and produced by Ralph Nelson and written by Stirling Silliphant. It is based on Flowers for Algernon, a science-fiction short story (1958) and subsequent novel (1966) by Daniel Keyes.The film stars Cliff Robertson as Charly Gordon, an intellectually disabled adult who is selected by two doctors to undergo a surgical procedure that triples his IQ as it had done for a laboratory mouse that underwent the same procedure. The film also stars Claire Bloom, Lilia Skala, Leon Janney, Dick Van Patten and Barney Martin. Robertson had played the same role in a 1961 television adaptation titled "The Two Worlds of Charlie Gordon," an episode of the anthology series The United States Steel Hour.The film received positive reviews and was a success at the box office and later in home media sales. Robertson won Best Actor at the Academy Awards.<EOS>
302857034<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Clyde_Stoumen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eve_Meyer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chuck Henderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Clyde_Stoumen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:American_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Operation Dames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_war_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Korean_War_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Operation_Dames<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Markowitz<EOT><EOS><ABS>Operation Dames is a 1959 Korean War film directed by Louis Clyde Stoumen and starring Eve Meyer. American International Pictures released the film in the United States as a double feature with Tank Commandos. It was retitled Girls in Action for release in the Commonwealth of Nations countries, possibly to avoid a connection with the honorific title dame.<EOS>
312927034<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Deitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>A.D. Oppenheim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brittany_Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mimi_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Priestley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_LeGros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Stoltz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Beau_Bridges<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margot_Kidder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Weber_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Asner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Helen_Shaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jonathan_Taylor_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Fierstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donna_Deitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Showtime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Kerwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terrence_McNally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harvey_Fierstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paula_Vogel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Common Ground<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Connecticut<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Donna_Deitch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Common_Ground_(2000_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Terrence_McNally<EOT><EOS><ABS>Common Ground is a 2000 Showtime television film directed by Donna Deitch and written by Paula Vogel, Terrence McNally and Harvey Fierstein.<EOS>
323069144<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Masterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Trans World Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Turman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Moshe_Diamant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dennis Stuart Murphy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Foster_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eduard Sarlui<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gene Hackman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Teri Garr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burgess Meredith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elias Koteas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Full Moon in Blue Water<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Full_Moon_in_Blue_Water<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Peter_Masterson<EOT><EOS><ABS>Full Moon in Blue Water is a 1988 film directed by Peter Masterson and starring Gene Hackman, Teri Garr and Burgess Meredith. It received negative reviews from critics.<EOS>
333131192<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eduardo_Sánchez_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Ordesky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jane Fleming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robin Cowie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gregg Hale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexandra_Holden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lauren Lakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gretchen Lodge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eduardo_Sánchez_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregg_Hale_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Fleming_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Ordesky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eduardo_Sánchez_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Lovely Molly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_infidelity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murderers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sisters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2011<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mariticide_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Maryland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eduardo_Sánchez_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gregg_Hale_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Eduardo_Sánchez_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Lovely_Molly<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Haxan_Films_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Lovely Molly is a 2011 American supernatural horror film directed by Eduardo Sánchez. The film initially had a working title of The Possession but was later changed to Lovely Molly. The plot follows newlyweds Molly and Tim as they move into the bride's childhood home, where painful memories and a powerful demon soon begin to haunt Molly.<EOS>
343279404<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Monogram Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>West of Singapore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:West_of_Singapore<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Albert_Ray<EOT><EOS><ABS>West of Singapore is a 1933 American pre-Codedrama film directed by Albert Ray and starring Betty Compson, Weldon Heyburn and Margaret Lindsay.<EOS>
353388295<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Agatha<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Johnny_Mandel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Drama_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Bray_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Apted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1926<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:First_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Agatha_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Agatha_Christie<EOT><EOS><ABS>Agatha is a 1979 British drama thriller film directed by Michael Apted and starring Vanessa Redgrave, Dustin Hoffman and Timothy Dalton. It was written by Kathleen Tynan. The film focuses on renowned crime writer Agatha Christie's famous 11-day disappearance in 1926. The film was released 9 February 1979, receiving generally positive reviews from critics, who praised the production values and performances.At the 52nd Academy Awards for films from 1979, it received a nomination for Best Costume Design for Shirley Russell. The award, however, went to Albert Wolsky for All That Jazz.<EOS>
3634137184<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Rank Film Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Pitcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Earl St. John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sam Lomberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Muriel Pavlow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marius Goring<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>O.W. Fischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Juliette_Gréco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Allen_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Earl_St._John<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_P._Bachmann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marcel_Stellman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Whirlpool<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Whirlpool_(1959_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Allen<EOT><EOS><ABS>Whirlpool is a 1959 British crime film directed by Lewis Allen and starring Juliette Gréco and O. W. Fischer. It was written by Laurence P. Bachmann and Marcel Stellman, based on Bachmann's 1957 novel The Lorelei.<EOS>
373571099<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gladys Holland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tedd_Pierce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Muscle Tussle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_beaches<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muscle_Tussle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Muscle Tussle is a 1953 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies theatrical cartoon short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on April 18, 1953 and stars Daffy Duck.<EOS>
3836164146<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_J._Kuehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Andrew J. Kuehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shirley_MacLaine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Whoopi_Goldberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Carol_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nathan_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Midler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Crystal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raquel_Welch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Reiser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roseanne_Barr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_Tomlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Vilanch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_J._Kuehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_J._Kuehn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Get Bruce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Miramax_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_the_film_industry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Get_Bruce<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Andrew_J._Kuehn<EOT><EOS><ABS>Get Bruce (sometimes stylized as Get Bruce!) is a 1999 American documentary film starring Bruce Vilanch, Whoopi Goldberg, Robin Williams, Lily Tomlin, Shirley MacLaine, Steven Seagal, Carol Burnett and Michael Douglas. The film is directed by Andrew J. Kuehn.<EOS>
3937164851<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Scaredy Cat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_suicide<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Porky_Pig_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Maltese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Chuck_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mice_and_rats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Scaredy_Cat<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1948_horror_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Scaredy Cat is a 1948 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Chuck Jones. The short was released on December 18, 1948, and stars Porky Pig and Sylvester the Cat. The cartoon is notable in that it marks the first time the name "Sylvester" is used for the popular feline character. In previous shorts, the cat is unnamed, except for in the 1947 cartoon Tweetie Pie in which he is referred to as "Thomas".This is the first of three comedy horror-themed cartoons that starred the duo, with the other two being Claws for Alarm (1954) and Jumpin' Jupiter (1955). They all had the running theme of Porky and Sylvester settling down for the night in a location that was dangerous, with Porky being oblivious and Sylvester being aware and trying to alert Porky, but only succeeding in annoying him.<EOS>
4038109664<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_D'Esposito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Feige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lizzy Caplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Titus Welliver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jesse Bradford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maximiliano Hernández<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_D'Esposito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Feige<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Pearson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Item 47<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Christopher_Lennertz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Buena_Vista_Home_Entertainment_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvel_One-Shots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:S.H.I.E.L.D.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Item_47<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Marvel_Cinematic_Universe:_Phase_One_mass_media<EOT><EOS><ABS>Item 47 is a 2012 American direct-to-video short film featuring the Marvel Comics organization S.H.I.E.L.D. (Strategic Homeland Intervention Enforcement and Logistics Division), produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment on the home media release of Marvel's The Avengers. It is a follow-up and spin-off of The Avengers, and is the third Marvel One-Shot short film set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), sharing continuity with the films of the franchise. The film is directed by Louis D'Esposito, with a screenplay by Eric Pearson, and stars Lizzy Caplan, Jesse Bradford, Maximiliano Hernández, and Titus Welliver, with Hernández reprising his role from the film series. In Item 47, two civilians come across a Chitauri gun and use it to commit crimes.The short helped lead to ABC ordering a television series spin-off, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., which began airing in September 2013.<EOS>
413977326<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ian Sutherland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lupino_Lane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Trust the Navy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Trust_the_Navy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lupino_Lane<EOT><EOS><ABS>Trust the Navy is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Lupino Lane and starring Lane, Nancy Burne and Wallace Lupino. It was made at Cricklewood Studios. It marked the screen debut of Guy Middleton, who went on to be a leading character actor in British films of the following decades.<EOS>
4240125013<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Turtle Releasing Organization<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>J. S. Kaplan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darwin_Joston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Austin_Stoker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurie_Zimmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assault on Precinct 13<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>film score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Electronic<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>minimalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Los_Angeles_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Carpenter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Siege_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_on_Precinct_13_(1976_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_gang_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Assault on Precinct 13 is a 1976 American independent action thriller film written, directed, scored, and edited by John Carpenter. It features Austin Stoker as a police officer who defends a defunct precinct against a relentless criminal gang, and Darwin Joston as a death row-bound convict who assists him. Laurie Zimmer, Tony Burton, Martin West, Charles Cyphers, and Nancy Kyes co-star as other defenders of the precinct, as well as victims of the ensuing siege. Carpenter was approached by producer J. Stein Kaplan to make a low-budget exploitation film for under $100,000, on the condition that Carpenter would have total creative control. Carpenter's script, originally titled The Anderson Alamo, was inspired by the Howard Hawks Western film Rio Bravo and the George A. Romero horror film Night of the Living Dead. Controversy with the MPAA over a scene involving the violent killing of a young girl caused the film to receive an R rating. It opened in the United States on November 5, 1976.Assault on Precinct 13 was initially met with mixed reviews and unimpressive box-office returns in the United States, but when the film premiered in the 1977 London Film Festival, it received an ecstatic review by festival director Ken Wlaschin that led to critical acclaim first in Britain and then throughout Europe. It has garnered a cult following and reappraisal from critics, with many evaluating the film as one of the best action films of its era and of Carpenter's career. A remake was released in 2005, directed by Jean-François Richet and starring Ethan Hawke and Laurence Fishburne.<EOS>
43415425<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Doane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Darren Doane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amanda Rosser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Raphi Henly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Shannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darren Doane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kirk Cameron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ben Kientz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridgette Ridenour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Raphi Henley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Doane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Goldwyn_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Doane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Darren_Doane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Saving Christmas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christmas_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Goldwyn_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Saving_Christmas<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Liberty_University<EOT><EOS><ABS>Saving Christmas (also known as Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas) is a 2014 American faith-based Christmas comedy film. It was directed by Darren Doane and written by Doane and Cheston Hervey, based on an original story by Kirk Cameron. It was theatrically released by Samuel Goldwyn Films on November 14, 2014.The movie stars Cameron as a fictionalized version of himself. In Saving Christmas, Cameron, after explaining his views on Christmas directly to the audience, tries to convince his fictional brother-in-law, played by the film's director, that Christmas is still a Christian holiday.The film became a massive critical failure, receiving a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It was nominated in six categories for the 35th Golden Raspberry Awards and won four, including Worst Picture. It also became the lowest-rated film on the IMDb Bottom 100 List within one month of its theatrical release, and is now considered one of the worst films of all time. Despite being panned by professional critics, Cameron defended the film, alleging that the low reviews were part of an atheist smear campaign that was allegedly hatched on Reddit.<EOS>
4442170648<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Victory Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Victory_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Katzman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rio Grande Romance<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_F._Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rio_Grande_Romance<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Victory_Pictures_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Rio Grande Romance is a 1936 American adventure film directed by Robert F. HillIt was one of the few non-Westerns from Sam Katzman's Victory Studios.It was also known as Put on the Spot.<EOS>
454384842<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steve York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Dalton Delan, Jack DuVall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_DuVall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Force More Powerful<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:PBS_original_programming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Civil_rights_movement_in_television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steve_York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_documentary_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Nonviolent_resistance_movements<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Force_More_Powerful<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Government_simulation_video_games<EOT><EOS><ABS>A Force More Powerful is a 1999 feature-length documentary film and a 2000 PBS series written and directed by Steve York about nonviolent resistance movements around the world. Executive producers were Dalton Delan and Jack DuVall. Peter Ackerman was the series editor and principal content advisor.Institutional support for the film included funding from the United States Institute of Peace and the Albert Einstein Institution.The film played in festivals worldwide and was broadcast nationally on United States television network PBS in September 2000. It was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Historical Program.The series explores six successful nonviolent movements in the 20th century, including Mohandas Gandhi's leadership of the Indian Independence movement, the Civil Rights Movement, the boycotts in the Eastern Cape Province as part of the Anti-Apartheid movement in South Africa, the Danish resistance to Nazi Occupation, the Polish Solidarity Movement, and the Chilean democracy movement to oust Augusto Pinochet.A Force More Powerful is also the name of the companion book to the PBS series, authored by DuVall and Peter Ackerman,. In the Acknowledgments section of the book, the authors name Steve York as their most-cited source. The book was published with Palgrave Macmillan and has been recognized as an important resource for peace education.<EOS>
4644123575<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Syron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Briann Kearney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Patrick Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lydia_Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Syron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Briann_Kearney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Briann_Kearney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jindalee Lady<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Aboriginal_Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jindalee_Lady<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_Aboriginal_culture<EOT><EOS><ABS>Jindalee Lady is a 1992 Australian film about an Aboriginal Australian woman who is a successful fashion designer. Directed by Brian Syron, it is the first feature film directed by an Aboriginal person in Australia. It is also notable for featuring dancers from the Bangarra Dance Theatre.<EOS>
474570289<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claude_Rains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ann_Todd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ronald_Neame<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Haynes_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Ambler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H.G._Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Passionate Friends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_H._G._Wells<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Addinsell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Lean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Passionate_Friends_(1949_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Ronald_Neame<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Passionate Friends is a 1949 British romantic drama film directed by David Lean and starring Ann Todd, Claude Rains and Trevor Howard. The film is based on The Passionate Friends: A Novel (1913) by H. G. Wells. It describes a love triangle in which a woman cannot give up her affair with another man. The film was entered into the 1949 Cannes Film Festival.<EOS>
484621383<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Leterrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>EuropaCorp Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jet Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Luc Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Chasman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil Davidge, Robert Del Naja, The RZA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jet Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bob Hoskins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kerry Condon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Louis_Leterrier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_International_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jet_Li<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Danny the Dog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Unleashed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trip_hop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Underground_fighting_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_movie_theatre<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Glasgow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EuropaCorp_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Luc_Besson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rogue_(company)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_Neil_Davidge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Massive_Attack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Albums_produced_by_RZA<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Unleashed_(2005_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Louis_Leterrier<EOT><EOS><ABS>Unleashed (French: Danny the Dog) is a 2005 action film directed by Louis Leterrier and written by Luc Besson. It was produced by Besson and Jet Li, the latter of whom also starred in the lead role. The film co-stars Morgan Freeman, Bob Hoskins, and Kerry Condon. The action scenes were choreographed by Yuen Woo-ping, with the film's setting and shooting location in Glasgow, Scotland. The film follows Danny (Li), a man trained from childhood to be a brutal enforcer for a crime boss (Hoskins), who learns about the possibilities of a normal life. It received generally positive reviews, and many critics regard it as Li's best American film as a leading man.<EOS>
494747138<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Max Kleven<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Striker Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Don Edmonds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Night Stalker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_David_Kitay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thriller_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Night_Stalker_(1987_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Richard_Ramirez<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Night Stalker is a 1987 American thriller film starring Charles Napier. The story was inspired by serial killer Richard Ramirez also known as "the Night Stalker".<EOS>
504867590<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Morris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_British_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Tabori<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strip Tease Murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1961_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strip_Tease_Murder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ernest_Morris<EOT><EOS><ABS>Strip Tease Murder (also known as Striptease Murder) is a low budget 1961 British second feature film thriller directed by Ernest Morris and starring John Hewer and Ann Lynn. It was written by Paul Tabori and produced by The Danzigers.<EOS>
5149104810<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>James Mauro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Benjamin Ratner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angela Vint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:ThinkFilm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Randall_Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>19<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_mockumentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:19_Months<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Randall_Cole<EOT><EOS><ABS>19 Months is a 2002 Canadian mockumentary film directed by Randall Cole, starring Benjamin Ratner and Angela Vint. It was Cole's directorial debut.<EOS>
5250103136<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Friedkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Morton S. Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_Mitchell_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Jones_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Royal_Dano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Friedkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morton_S._Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Morton_S._Fine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Friedkin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Handle with Care<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Handle_with_Care_(1958_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1958_drama_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Handle with Care is a 1958 American drama film directed by David Friedkin and starring Dean Jones, Joan O'Brien and Thomas Mitchell. It was produced and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.<EOS>
5351160207<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmund_Gwenn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>D. A. Clarke-Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peggy Novak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Smithy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Smithy_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy-drama_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Smithy is a 1933 British comedy drama film directed by George King and starring Edmund Gwenn, Peggy Novak and D. A. Clarke-Smith. It was made as a quota quickie by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers at their Teddington Studios.<EOS>
545210745<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Javier Elorrieta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>José Frade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sharon_Stone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Rydell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ana_Torrent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rafael_Azcona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ricardo_Franco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blood and Sand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Spain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Spanish_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Spanish_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1989_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Spanish_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Rafael_Azcona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blood_and_Sand_(1989_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Vicente_Blasco_Ibáñez<EOT><EOS><ABS>Blood and Sand (Spanish: Sangre y arena) is a 1989 Spanish drama film directed by Javier Elorrieta and starring Christopher Rydell, Sharon Stone, and Ana Torrent. It was loosely based on the novel Blood and Sand by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez, which had been adapted for the screen three times before, in 1916, 1922 and 1941.<EOS>
5553139938<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashok_Amritraj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jean-Claude Van Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Michael_Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Geoffrey Lewis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jean-Claude Van Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Scarfe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ashok_Amritraj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Michael_Glaser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Krikes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steve_Meerson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Impact<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Double Impact: Original Soundtrack Recordings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Hong_Kong<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Hong_Kong_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Triad_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1991_martial_arts_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_twin_brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Twins_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sheldon_Lettich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jean-Claude_Van_Damme<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Peter_Krikes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Impact<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Steve_Meerson<EOT><EOS><ABS>Double Impact is a 1991 American action film written and directed by Sheldon Lettich, and written, produced by and starring Jean-Claude Van Damme as Chad and Alex Wagner. The film marks Van Damme's third collaboration with director Sheldon Lettich (who wrote Bloodsport and directed Lionheart) and second collaboration with Bolo Yeung (the first being Bloodsport in 1988). Double Impact was released in the United States on August 9, 1991.<EOS>
5654156394<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Stimpson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lifetime_(TV_network)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lifetime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_bullying<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2012_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Sexting_in_Suburbia<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sexting<EOT><EOS><ABS>Sexting in Suburbia (sometimes called Shattered Silence) is a 2012 Lifetime film directed by John Stimpson and starring Liz Vassey, Jenn Proske, Ryan Kelley and Kelli Goss.<EOS>
5755164824<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clement_Virgo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon_D'Oliveira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dean_Marshall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dayo_Ade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Chevolleau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clement_Virgo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Damon_D'Oliveira<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clement_Virgo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Save My Lost Nigga Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_Film_Centre_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Save_My_Lost_Nigga_Soul<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Clement_Virgo<EOT><EOS><ABS>Save My Lost Nigga Soul is a 1993 Canadian short film, directed by Clement Virgo. An adaptation of the story of Cain and Abel, it was made while Virgo was a student at the Canadian Film Centre.The film is about two Black Canadian brothers who live together but do not see eye to eye because one is a drug addict. Meanwhile their roommate, an aspiring stand-up comedian, is planning to use material about their disputes in his forthcoming performance debut.Virgo's later feature film Love Come Down was an expansion on the themes of Save My Lost Nigga Soul.<EOS>
5856168788<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folmar_Blangsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Starrett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Weeks_(film_actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_LeSaint<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_Grayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Folmar_Blangsted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Earl_Repp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Old Wyoming Trail<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Old_Wyoming_Trail<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Old Wyoming Trail is a 1937 American Western film released by Columbia Pictures. Roy Rogers appears, albeit uncredited.<EOS>
5957109937<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bronston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Susan_Hayward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_O'Shea_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Samuel_Bronston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ernest_Pascal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charmian_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1943_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1900s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japan_in_non-Japanese_culture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Japan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_historical_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1890s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Korea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alfred_Santell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yukon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Samuel_Bronston_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Freddie_Rich<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_London_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jack_London<EOT><EOS><ABS>Jack London, also known as The Story of Jack London, is a 1943 American biographical film made by Samuel Bronston Productions and distributed by United Artists. It was directed by Alfred Santell and produced by Samuel Bronston with Joseph H. Nadel as associate producer, from a screenplay by Isaac Don Levine and Ernest Pascal based on the 1921 book The Book of Jack London by London's second wife, Charmian London.The film starred Michael O'Shea as Jack London and Susan Hayward with Osa Massen, Harry Davenport, Frank Craven and Virginia Mayo.<EOS>
605832729<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Sax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Celia Duval<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toby Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Imogen Poots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matt Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Douglas Booth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alexander Dreymon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Pip Carter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Sax<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_writers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gay-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1931<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1952<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1976<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_biographies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BBC_television_dramas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Northern_Ireland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_LGBT_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romance_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Dominik_Scherrer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Romance_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2011_biographical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_films_based_on_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_LGBT-related_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_and_His_Kind_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Geoffrey_Sax<EOT><EOS><ABS>Christopher and His Kind is a 2011 BBC television film. It tells the story of Christopher Isherwood's exploits in Berlin in the early 1930s. The film, adapted by Kevin Elyot from Isherwood's autobiography Christopher and His Kind, was produced by Mammoth Screen and directed by Geoffrey Sax. Isherwood is played by Matt Smith, whilst the cast also includes Douglas Booth, Imogen Poots, Pip Carter, Toby Jones, and Alexander Dreymon.<EOS>
6159165387<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Frank Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Litel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Gwynne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Grace_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:I._A._L._Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Murder in the Blue Room<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_mystery_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Leslie_Goodwins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Murder_in_the_Blue_Room<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_mystery_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Murder in the Blue Room is a 1944 American mystery film, directed by Leslie Goodwins.The film is the second film remake of the murder-mystery film Secret of the Blue Room (1933), following The Missing Guest (1938). The original American film was itself a remake of the German film Secret of the Blue Room (1932). This remake follows the same plot, but adds comical songs. In the film, a young couple investigate a murder which took place in their own house.<EOS>
6260145209<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Proyas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Wyck Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>John Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laurence Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Topher Dow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alan Tudyk<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bruce Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Will Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chi McBride<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Cromwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bridget Moynahan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alex_Proyas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Davis_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeff_Vintar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_future<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_portrayals_of_the_Chicago_Police_Department<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Vancouver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_dystopian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_science_fiction_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Wyck_Godfrey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_robot_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Akiva_Goldsman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_John_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Davis_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_short_stories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyberpunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cyborg_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_artificial_intelligence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Android_(robot)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Laurence_Mark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_using_motion_capture<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Isaac_Asimov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_science_fiction_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Overbrook_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_2030s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_science_fiction_works<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Postcyberpunk_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_2035<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Alex_Proyas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foundation_universe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I,_Robot_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:I,_Robot<EOT><EOS><ABS>I, Robot (stylized as i, ROBOT) is a 2004 American science fiction action film directed by Alex Proyas, from a screenplay by Jeff Vintar and Akiva Goldsman. It stars Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan, Bruce Greenwood, James Cromwell, and Alan Tudyk. The film is named after Isaac Asimov's 1950 short-story collection and incorporates Asimov’s three laws of robotics and several characters, though it is not a direct adaptation.The film is set in Chicago in 2035. Highly intelligent robots fill public service positions throughout the world, operating under the Three Laws of Robotics to keep humans safe. Detective Del Spooner (Smith) investigates the alleged suicide of U.S. Robotics founder Alfred Lanning (Cromwell) and believes that a human-like robot called Sonny (Tudyk) murdered him.I, Robot was released in the United States on July 16, 2004. Produced with a budget of $105-120 million, the film grossed $353.1 million worldwide and received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for the visual effects and acting, but criticism of the plot. At the 77th Academy Awards, the film was nominated for Best Visual Effects.<EOS>
636115933<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethan_Wiley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>New World Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_S._Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lar Park Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jonathan Stark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Arye Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Ratzenberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Royal Dano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethan_Wiley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_World_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sean_S._Cunningham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Dekker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ethan_Wiley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>House II: The Second Story<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Harry_Manfredini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_haunted_house_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:New_World_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1987_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ethan_Wiley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ethan_Wiley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:House_II:_The_Second_Story<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crystal_skull<EOT><EOS><ABS>House II: The Second Story is a 1987 American comedy horror film written and directed by Ethan Wiley from an original story by Fred Dekker. It serves as the second installment in the House film series, and is a standalone sequel to the first movie. While the plots and characters are unrelated, House II involves a storyline centered around a new mansion with a supernatural connection. The tone is highlighted with a greater focus on comedy, with a tone even lighter than the original.House II: The Second Story was released on August 28, 1987, grossing $10 million worldwide against a $3 million budget and received negative reviews from critics.In the film, Jesse McLaughlin and Kate, a duo of yuppies, settle in an old family mansion, and learn of the existence of a crystal skull owned by Jesse's ancestor Gramps. They decide to unbury Gramps, in order to see if the skull was among his grave goods. Instead, they accidentally revive Gramps in the form of a zombie. The mansion contains time portals into other historical eras, and the characters time travel to the Jurassic, to the Aztec Empire, and to the American Old West. They bring back animals and people from the past, but eventually decide to permanently settle in the Old West.<EOS>
6462153370<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Morros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Samuel Rheiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_McHugh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Prince_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marsha_Hunt_(actress,_born_1917)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_O'Driscoll<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Peerce<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Risë_Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_James<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Jaray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ezio_Pinza<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Damrosch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jascha_Heifetz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Buloff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vaughn_Monroe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leopold_Stokowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lily_Pons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Rubenstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Reiner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruno_Walter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gregor_Piatigorsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artur_Rodziński<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Olin_Downes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_LeBaron<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Morros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Seena_Owen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Carnegie Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_Artists_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_musical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edgar_G._Ulmer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_concert_halls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pyotr_Ilyich_Tchaikovsky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Carnegie_Hall_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Carnegie_Hall<EOT><EOS><ABS>Carnegie Hall is a 1947 American musical drama film directed by Edgar G. Ulmer and starring Marsha Hunt and William Prince. The film was produced by Federal Films and released by United Artists.Ulmer directed Carnegie Hall with the help of conductor Fritz Reiner, godfather of Ulmer's daughter Arianné. The New York City concert venue Carnegie Hall serves as the film's setting for the plot and performances. A tribute to classical music and Carnegie Hall, the film features appearances by some of the prominent music figures of the 20th century. Based on a story by silent movie actress Seena Owen, Carnegie Hall follows the life of Irish immigrant Nora Ryan who arrives in the U.S. just as the grand concert hall is opened in 1891, and her life is intertwined with the performers, conductors, aspiring artists and employees who work there. The plot serves as a thread to connect the music performances.<EOS>
656398155<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Vuissa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halestorm_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Blue Crow Productions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jan_Broberg_Felt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bonnie Burt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Heather_Beers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bernie Diamond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dan Merkley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Gerrish<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Katherine Brim<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Anthony Christian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Wayne Brennan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_Vuissa<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Halestorm_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Baptists at Our Barbecue<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mormon_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Halestorm_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Baptists_at_Our_Barbecue<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Christian_Vuissa<EOT><EOS><ABS>Baptists at Our Barbecue is a 2004 comedy film based on the 1996 novel of the same name by Robert Farrell Smith. It was directed, and produced by Christian Vuissa. This film features some the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church)-centric humor that is meant to appeal to Mormon audiences that non-LDS people are unlikely to get, as well as some humor aimed at non-Mormon audiences.<EOS>
6664135921<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Osnat_Shurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bret Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jason_Lee_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Luckey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eli Fucile<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Osnat_Shurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Teddy_Newton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Andrews_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Jack-Jack Attack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michael_Giacchino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Pixar_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_babies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disney_direct-to-video_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Mark_Andrews<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Brad_Bird<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Incredibles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack-Jack_Attack<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Teleportation_in_fiction<EOT><EOS><ABS>Jack-Jack Attack is a 2005 American animated short film written and directed by Brad Bird and produced by Pixar Animation Studios. It is tied into and included on the DVD release of The Incredibles.The idea for this short came from an idea for a scene originally considered for inclusion in The Incredibles; it was cut from the feature and subsequently expanded into this short. The short revolves around the situations between Jack-Jack and his babysitter Kari McKeen (who was hired by Violet and Dash to watch Jack-Jack) during the events of the main film.<EOS>
6765143402<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Henry_Edwards_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Song of the Forge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Cricklewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Henry_Edwards<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Song_of_the_Forge<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Song of the Forge is a 1937 British musical film directed by Henry Edwards and starring Stanley Holloway, Lawrence Grossmith and Eleanor Fayre. The screenplay concerns an elderly blacksmith who refuses assistance from his wealthy son in spite of his own poverty.It was made at Cricklewood Studios by Butcher's Film Service.<EOS>
6866123949<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Republic_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Norman_S._Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doris_Schroeder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Geraghty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Wall Street Cowboy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joseph_Kane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Wall_Street_Cowboy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Wall Street Cowboy is a 1939 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers.<EOS>
696770914<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Brothers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chili_Bouchier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Falkner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irving_Asher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mayfair Melody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Teddington_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lost_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mayfair_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_lost_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Mayfair Melody is a 1937 British musical film, directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring popular bass-baritone singer Keith Falkner in the first of his three screen performances.It was produced at Teddington Studios by the British subsidiary of Warner Brothers. The film was a quota quickie production, starring Falkner as a factory hand whose exceptional singing voice is discovered by the daughter of the factory owner. She then helps him rise to fame and fortune as a professional singer. Mayfair Melody is now considered a lost film.<EOS>
7068169843<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Goodwin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Coleman_(dancer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alexander_Grant_(dancer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Ashton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Collier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Sleep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Royal_Ballet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Reginald_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:EMI_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Goodwin_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christine_Edzard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Goodwin_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Tales of Beatrix Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_EMI-Elstree_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:EMI_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Peter_Rabbit<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Beatrix_Potter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Tales_of_Beatrix_Potter<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ballets_created_for_The_Royal_Ballet<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Tales of Beatrix Potter (US title: Peter Rabbit and Tales of Beatrix Potter) is a 1971 ballet film based on the children's stories of English author and illustrator Beatrix Potter. The film was directed by Reginald Mills, choreographed by Sir Frederick Ashton (who danced the role of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle), and featured dancers from The Royal Ballet. The musical score was arranged by John Lanchbery from various sources, such as the operas of Michael Balfe and of Sir Arthur Sullivan, and performed by the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House conducted by Lanchbery. It was produced by Richard Goodwin with John Brabourne as executive producer. The stories were adapted by Goodwin and his wife designer Christine Edzard.The Tales of Beatrix Potter is the only feature film directed by Mills, who is best remembered as a film editor. Mills edited The Red Shoes (1948) and other films directed and produced by Powell and Pressburger that incorporated ballet.<EOS>
716962922<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Napoleon Chagnon and Tim Asch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Documentary_Educational_Resources<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Asch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Napoleon_Chagnon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Documentary_Educational_Resources<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Magical Death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1973_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Anthropology_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Magical_Death<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yanomami_in_film<EOT><EOS><ABS>Magical Death is a documentary film by anthropologist Napoleon Chagnon, that explores the role of the shaman within the Yanomamo culture, the film also examines the close relationship shamanism shares with politics within their society.Chagnon and frequent collaborator Tim Asch allegedly disagreed over the content of the film, when Asch objected to its graphic depictions of the Yanomami, engaging in symbolic death and cannibalism.The film was awarded the American Film Festival Blue Ribbon.<EOS>
7270137647<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sydney Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Muriel Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Attenborough<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Redgrave<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Greenwood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernard_Knowles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Man Within<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1947_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Muriel_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Sydney_Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Man_Within_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Bernard_Knowles<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Man Within is a 1947 British, Technicolor, adventure, crime, drama film, directed by Bernard Knowles and starring Ronald Shiner as Cockney Harry, Michael Redgrave, Jean Kent, Joan Greenwood and Richard Attenborough. In the United States, it was released in a slightly shorter version, retitled The Smugglers. It was produced by Triton Films and Production Film Service. The film was also presented by J. Arthur Rank and the Rank Organisation. The film was adapted from the 1929 novel The Man Within by Graham Greene.<EOS>
737193097<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Eckstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dennis Weaver<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jacqueline Scott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Carey Loftin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Eckstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_road_accidents_and_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_short_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Trucker_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_automobiles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Steven_Spielberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:ABC_Movie_of_the_Week<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_chase_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Billy_Goldenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Action_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Matheson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Duel_(1971_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Richard_Matheson<EOT><EOS><ABS>Duel is a 1971 American road action thriller film directed by Steven Spielberg in his feature film debut. It centers on a traveling salesman David Mann (Dennis Weaver) driving his car through rural California to meet a client. However, he finds himself chased and terrorized by the mostly unseen driver of a semi-truck. The screenplay by Richard Matheson adapts his own short story of the same name, published in the April 1971 issue of Playboy, and based on an encounter on November 22, 1963, when a trucker dangerously cut him off on a California freeway.Produced by Universal Television as a television film, Duel originally aired as a part of the ABC Movie of the Week series on November 13, 1971. It later received an international theatrical release by Universal Pictures in an extended version featuring scenes shot after the film's original TV broadcast. The film received positive reviews from critics, with Spielberg's direction being singled out for praise. It has since been recognized as an influential cult classic and one of the greatest television films ever made.<EOS>
747282528<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DiCillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marcus Viscidi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Griffiths<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dermot Mulroney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Catherine Keener<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Peter Dinklage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Buscemi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James LeGros<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danielle von Zerneck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DiCillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Classics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_DiCillo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Living in Oblivion<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sony_Pictures_Classics_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_satirical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_actors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_filmmaking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Self-reflexive_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Living_in_Oblivion<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tom_DiCillo<EOT><EOS><ABS>Living in Oblivion is a 1995 American independent satirical black comedy film written and directed by Tom DiCillo. It stars Steve Buscemi, Catherine Keener, Dermot Mulroney, Danielle von Zerneck, James LeGros, and Peter Dinklage in his film debut. The film won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the 1995 Sundance Film Festival for DiCillo. It received critical acclaim.<EOS>
757395623<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Kiersch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bruce Cohn Curtis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kevin_Brophy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amanda_Peterson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ned_Bellamy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christopher_Atkins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Robinson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Remar<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peggy_Lipton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Foree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Kean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_McNair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andrew_Lowery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lar_Park-Lincoln<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Walker_Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Smith_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Smithee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fritz_Kiersch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Fatal Charm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_credited_to_Alan_Smithee<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Fatal_Charm_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Fritz_Kiersch<EOT><EOS><ABS>Fatal Charm is a 1990 American direct-to-video thriller film directed by Fritz Kiersch under the pseudonym of Alan Smithee. The musical score was composed by James Donnellan. The film starring Christopher Atkins, Amanda Peterson, James Remar, Peggy Lipton, Andrew Robinson and Lar Park-Lincoln in the lead roles. In the United States, the film premiered February 22, 1992 on Showtime.<EOS>
7674102794<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Boyd_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Louise Currie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andy Clyde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Sherman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clarence_E._Mulford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Forty Thieves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Republic_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hopalong_Cassidy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lesley_Selander<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forty_Thieves_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Michael_Wilson_(writer)<EOT><EOS><ABS>Forty Thieves is a 1944 American Western film starring William Boyd in the lead role of Hopalong Cassidy. It was directed by Lesley Selander, produced by Harry Sherman and released by United Artists. This was the last Hopalong Cassidy film that producer Harry Sherman produced for United Artists.<EOS>
7775161643<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Faithfull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Butcher's Film Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harry Welchman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Terry Randall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Don Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Faithfull<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Butcher's_Film_Service<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F.W._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Evans_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I'll Turn to You<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Nettlefold_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I'll_Turn_to_You<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Butcher's_Film_Service_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>I'll Turn to You is a 1946 British drama film directed by Geoffrey Faithfull and starring Terry Randall, Don Stannard and Harry Welchman. A returning serviceman faces problems with his wife and his job. Although not a musical, the film has a lengthy concert segment at the end that allows the title song to wrap up the narrative.<EOS>
7876165625<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Edward H. O'Brien<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Charles McCallum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Seven Little Australians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1939_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Seven_Little_Australians_(1939_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_Greville_Collins<EOT><EOS><ABS>Seven Little Australians is a 1939 Australian film directed by Arthur Greville Collins and starring Charles McCallum and, in her screen debut, an 18-year-old Pat McDonald. It is an adaptation of Ethel Turner's 1894 novel in a contemporary setting.<EOS>
797757001<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Herbert Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gordon_Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hartley Power<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rene Ray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Lion_Film_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Herbert_Wilcox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gerald_Elliott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_Hay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Return of the Frog<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Beaconsfield_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Maurice_Elvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Edgar_Wallace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Return_of_the_Frog<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Herbert_Smith_(producer)<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Return of the Frog is a 1938 British crime film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Gordon Harker, Hartley Power and Rene Ray. It is a sequel to the 1937 film The Frog, and was written by Gerald Elliott and Ian Hay based on the 1929 novel The India-Rubber Men by Edgar Wallace. It was shot at Beaconsfield Studios.<EOS>
8078165838<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cagney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._C._Lyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Georgann_Johnson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Ivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Cagney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:A._C._Lyles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Berkman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Raphael_Blau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Short Cut to Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Graham_Greene<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Short_Cut_to_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1957_crime_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Short Cut to Hell is a 1957 American film noir, filmed in black-and-white VistaVision, starring Robert Ivers and Georgann Johnson. The film is the only directorial effort by famous actor James Cagney.Short Cut to Hell is a remake of the 1941 Alan Ladd film This Gun for Hire, which in turn was based on the 1936 Graham Greene novel A Gun for Sale.<EOS>
8179126112<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Emery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pete_Murray_(DJ)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jean_Cadell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Varnel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_J._Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Lee_Danziger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Taste of Money<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Taste_of_Money<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_New_Elstree_Studios<EOT><EOS><ABS>A Taste of Money is a 1960 British comedy film directed by Max Varnel and starring Jean Cadell, Dick Emery and Pete Murray. It was written by Mark Grantham and produced by the Danzigers.<EOS>
828039375<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Frenke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Eugene Frenke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Nader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Amanda Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rosalind Hayes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Frenke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eugene_Frenke<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Al_Zimbalist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miss Robin Crusoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:20th_Century_Fox_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Robinson_Crusoe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_survivors_of_seafaring_accidents_or_incidents<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Robin_Crusoe<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eugene_Frenke<EOT><EOS><ABS>Miss Robin Crusoe is a 1953 American low-budget adventure film produced and directed by Eugene Frenke and starring Amanda Blake, George Nader and Rosalind Hayes. One of many film variations of Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel Robinson Crusoe, it features a female castaway.<EOS>
8381101781<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert B. Radnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Terry D. Nelson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harold_Sylvester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Taj_Mahal_(musician)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Annazette_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Darryl Young<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ebony Wright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_B._Radnitz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lonne_Elder_III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Part 2, Sounder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sequel_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1976_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1930s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Graham_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Louisiana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Part_2,_Sounder<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_drama_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Part 2, Sounder is a 1976 American drama film directed by William A. Graham. It is the sequel to the 1972 Oscar-nominated film Sounder, which in turn is based on William H. Armstrong's Newbery Award-winning novel of the same name.Although Lonne Elder III and Robert B. Radnitz returned as screenwriter and producer respectively, neither Martin Ritt nor any of the cast members from the first film participated in the sequel, with the exception of Ted Airhart who reprised his role as Mr. Perkins and Taj Mahal, who reprised his role as Ike and returned as composer. According to Bob McCann, the film was "barely released."<EOS>
848229652<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Christopher Alender<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Maverick Entertainment Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Perry III<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Marissa Messier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marcos Gabriel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andrew Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Erin Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Adam Sterritt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Derek Nieves<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jasmine Trice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Therese Fretwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Maverick_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Memorial Day<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_summer_camps<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Camcorder_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holiday_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Memorial_Day_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mass_murder_in_fiction<EOT><EOS><ABS>Memorial Day (also known as Memorial Day Killer) is a 1999 slasher film directed by Christopher Alender and written by Marcos Gabriel.<EOS>
858370304<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Penn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ally_Sheedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dyan_Cannon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Stiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Danny_Aiello<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Shelley_Winters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clotilde_Courau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barry_Miller_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Mazursky<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Pickle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1993_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Michel_Legrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_film_directors_and_producers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Pickle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Mazursky<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Pickle is a 1993 American comedy film produced, written, and directed by Paul Mazursky, telling the story of a formerly powerful film director whose recent string of flops has forced him to make a commercial piece that is artistically uninspired. The absurdity of the film within the film satirizes big-budget Hollywood pictures, while the rest of the story serves as a character study of fictitious film director Harry Stone.<EOS>
8684156950<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Starzak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:StudioCanal_UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Julie Lockhart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Kewley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Sparkes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Omid_Djalili<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Justin_Fletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Starzak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:StudioCanal_UK<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Burton_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Starzak<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Shaun the Sheep Movie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_amnesia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_buddy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_missing_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_animal_rights<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_animated_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Aardman_Animations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_French_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:StudioCanal_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_farms<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Shaun_the_Sheep_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ilan_Eshkeri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sheep<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_farmers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Clay_animation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Shaun_the_Sheep_Movie<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_stop-motion_animated_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Shaun the Sheep Movie (marketed as Shaun the Sheep: The Movie) is a 2015 animated adventure comedy film produced by Aardman Animations. Written and directed by Richard Starzak and Mark Burton, it is based on the British television series Shaun the Sheep by Nick Park and Bob Baker, in turn a spin-off of the Wallace & Gromit film A Close Shave (1995). Starring the voices of Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes, and Omid Djalili, the film follows Shaun and his flock navigating the big city to save their amnesiac farmer, while an overzealous animal control worker pursues the group. The film premiered on 24 January 2015 at the Sundance Film Festival, and was theatrically released in the UK on 6 February 2015 and 5 August 2015 in the US. It made $106.2 million at the box office, and became the 9th highest-grossing animated film of 2015. Shaun the Sheep Movie was widely praised by critics, and received nominations for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, a BAFTA Award, and also garnered five nominations at the Annie Awards, including Best Animated Feature. A sequel, A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon, was released in 2019, while a third film, Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom, is in development.<EOS>
878571508<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Chen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gary Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tom Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Amy Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Vera Farmiga<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Gere<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Winona Ryder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Elaine Stritch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony LaPaglia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sherry Stringfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joan_Chen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:MGM_Distribution_Co.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allison_Burnett<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Autumn in New York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Gabriel_Yared<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_death<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Gary_Lucchesi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lakeshore_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Tom_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Autumn_in_New_York_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Joan_Chen<EOT><EOS><ABS>Autumn in New York is a 2000 American romantic drama film directed by Joan Chen, written by Allison Burnett, and starring Richard Gere, Winona Ryder, Anthony LaPaglia, Elaine Stritch, Vera Farmiga, and Sherry Stringfield.The film follows a successful middle-aged restaurateur and womanizer who falls in love with a terminally ill young woman. US distributor MGM took over the film from Chen and significantly re-edited the film, which also involved deleting a Ryder nude scene.The film received generally negative reviews from critics and grossed $90.7 million worldwide against a $45 million budget.<EOS>
888667603<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Moonjean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Burt Reynolds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ned Beatty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Nabors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Loni Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Parker Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hank_Moonjean<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Wilson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stroker Ace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Golden_Raspberry_Award_winning_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_auto_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1983_romantic_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NASCAR_mass_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Hugh_Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Hal_Needham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_racing_drivers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_characters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_characters_from_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Male_characters_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_male_sportspeople<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stroker_Ace<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_characters_introduced_in_1983<EOT><EOS><ABS>Stroker Ace is a 1983 American action comedy sport film directed by Hal Needham and starring Burt Reynolds as the eponymous Stroker Ace, a race car driver on the NASCAR circuit.<EOS>
8987144772<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Wayne Coe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Richard Hahn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_Earl_Jones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brad_Dourif<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Atherton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lisa_Eichhorn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marc_McClure<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Will_Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Joyner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Coe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Image_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Coe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Grim Prairie Tales<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_anthology_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Native_American_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Grim_Prairie_Tales<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_Western_(genre)_horror_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Grim Prairie Tales is a 1990 American independent horror Western film, written and directed by Wayne Coe, and starring an ensemble cast including James Earl Jones, Brad Dourif, Will Hare, Marc McClure, William Atherton, and Lisa Eichhorn.An anthology film composed of four separate stories, it is told by two travellers around a prairie campfire. Morrison (Jones) is a grizzled bounty hunter carrying a body, while Farley Deeds (Dourif) is a clerk on the way to a romantic reunion with his wife.<EOS>
908882757<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Little_Ann_Little<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claude Reese<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Pennell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Cab_Calloway_and_His_Cotton_Club_Orchestra<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dave_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Fleischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Minnie the Moocher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Articles_containing_video_clips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_originally_rejected_by_the_British_Board_of_Film_Classification<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Betty_Boop_cartoons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fleischer_Studios_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Minnie_the_Moocher_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Dave_Fleischer<EOT><EOS><ABS>Minnie the Moocher is a 1932 Talkartoon produced by Fleischer Studios and released by Paramount Pictures.In 1994, Minnie the Moocher was voted #20 of the 50 Greatest Cartoons of all time by members of the animation field.<EOS>
918919521<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Peter Perry Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Perry Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Revenge of the Virgins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Native_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Revenge_of_the_Virgins<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ed_Wood<EOT><EOS><ABS>Revenge of the Virgins is a 1959 American nudie cutie film directed by Peter Perry Jr with a screenplay by Ed Wood.<EOS>
929070488<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HBO Documentary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Kate Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kate_Davis_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_trans_men<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Georgia_(U.S._state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender-related_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_LGBT_people<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_cancer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Transgender_and_medicine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Southern_Comfort_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kate_Davis<EOT><EOS><ABS>Southern Comfort is a 2001 documentary film about the final year in the life of Robert Eads, a transgender man. Eads, diagnosed with ovarian cancer, was turned down for treatment by a dozen doctors out of fear that treating such a patient would hurt their reputations. By the time Eads received treatment, the cancer was too advanced to save his life.<EOS>
9391164714<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Murray<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dermot_Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Victor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eros_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_S._Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monty_Berman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Gilling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Frightened Man<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Riverside_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Frightened_Man<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_John_Gilling<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Frightened Man (also known as Rosselli and Son) is a 1952 British second feature crime film directed and written by John Gilling and starring Dermot Walsh, Barbara Murray and Charles Victor. An antiques dealer suffers a dramatic fall from grace.<EOS>
949281578<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Universal Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Milton Schwarzwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lois_Collier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>George Dolenz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jess Barker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Milton_Schwarzwald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Warner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dorcas_Cochran<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Blake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Hartfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Girl on the Spot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Sawtell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_William_Beaudine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Girl_on_the_Spot<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1946_musical_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Girl on the Spot is a 1946 American musical crime film directed by William Beaudine and starring Lois Collier, Jess Barker and George Dolenz.<EOS>
959321666<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ralph_Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Betty_E._Box<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Craig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mylène Demongeot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Claudia Cardinale<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anne Heywood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Upstairs and Downstairs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1959_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Upstairs_and_Downstairs<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ralph_Thomas<EOT><EOS><ABS>Upstairs and Downstairs is a 1959 British comedy film directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Michael Craig, Anne Heywood, Mylène Demongeot, Claudia Cardinale, James Robertson Justice, Joan Sims, Joan Hickson and Sid James. It features the first English-language performance of Claudia Cardinale.<EOS>
969411253<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Chris Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Byron Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malcolm McDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>John Travolta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Diedrich Bader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Greg Germann<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Miley Cyrus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mark Walton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Swardson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susie Essman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Williams_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Byron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clark_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chris_Williams_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dan_Fogelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bolt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Ohio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_road_movies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dan_Fogelman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Las_Vegas_Valley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Animation_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_John_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_pets<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Chris_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_set_in_New_York_(state)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2008_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bolt_(franchise)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Byron_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Clark_Spencer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bolt_(2008_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Chris_Williams<EOT><EOS><ABS>Bolt is a 2008 American animated adventure comedy film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It was directed by Chris Williams and Byron Howard and produced by Clark Spencer, from a screenplay written by Williams and Dan Fogelman. The film stars the voices of John Travolta, Miley Cyrus, Susie Essman, Mark Walton, Malcolm McDowell, James Lipton and Greg Germann. This was also one of the final film roles for Lipton before his death in 2020, the other being Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Igor, which was released two months before this film.The film's plot centers on a dog named Bolt, who has spent his entire life on the set of a television series and firmly believes that he has superpowers. When his beloved owner Penny is "kidnapped" on the show, Bolt runs away from the set to rescue her, eventually teaming up with sarcastic alley cat Mittens and a hamster named Rhino who is a fan of Bolt's television series, to embark on a cross-country journey back home.Bolt premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, on November 17, 2008, and was released in the United States on November 21. Despite a relatively marginal box-office performance, the film received a strong positive critical reception. It is also regarded for helping to instigate a rebirth of Walt Disney Animation Studios, setting the studio in a new creative direction that led to other critically acclaimed features such as Tangled (2010) and Frozen (2013).The film was nominated for a series of awards, such as the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film; losing both to WALL-E, and also received a nomination for Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.<EOS>
979577658<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Aphton Corbin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erik Langley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ariana Brown<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Aliyah Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Janelle Lasalle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kaylin Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Napoleon Highbrou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Twenty Something<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:SparkShorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:African-American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2021_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Twenty_Something_(2021_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2020s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Twenty Something is a 2021 American 2D animated short film written and directed by Aphton Corbin, produced by Pixar Animation Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Starring Kaylin Price, Ariana Brown, Aliyah Taylor, Janelle Lasalle, and Napoleon Highbrou, the film focuses on Gia who deals with the insecurities of being a 21-year-old by personifying her emotions in the form of three children in a trenchcoat. The ninth short film in the SparkShorts series, the short was released on September 10, 2021, on Disney+.<EOS>
989638292<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>C. Ray Stahl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>George Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Croydon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Breakston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Golden Ivory<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_International_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Kenya<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1890<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Golden_Ivory<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_Breakston<EOT><EOS><ABS>Golden Ivory is a 1954 British adventure film shot in Kenya. It was directed by George P. Breakston and starred Robert Urquhart, John Bentley and Susan Stephen. The film was shot in Eastmancolor with prints by Technicolor. Released in colour in the United States as Outlaw Safari, it was later released as White Huntress in black and white.<EOS>
9997140123<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_H._DePatie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Dunn_(animator)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Assault and Peppered<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_William_Lava<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Daffy_Duck_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Speedy_Gonzales_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Animation_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:DePatie–Freleng_Enterprises_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Assault_and_Peppered<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1965_animated_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Assault and Peppered is a 1965 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Robert McKimson. The short was released on April 24, 1965, and stars Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales.<EOS>
1009824066<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainer_Werner_Fassbinder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmverlag_der_Autoren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dirk_Bogarde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Andréa_Ferréol<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Volker_Spengler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Klaus_Löwitsch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rainer_Werner_Fassbinder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:New_Line_Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Filmverlag_der_Autoren<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Stoppard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vladimir_Nabokov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Despair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Russian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Rainer_Werner_Fassbinder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Hamburg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1930<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bavaria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Vladimir_Nabokov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Despair_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Braunschweig<EOT><EOS><ABS>Despair is a 1978 film directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder and starring Dirk Bogarde, based on the 1934 novel of the same name by Vladimir Nabokov. It was Fassbinder's first English-language film and was entered into the 1978 Cannes Film Festival.Similarly to the novel, the tone of the film is ironic. The plot is mostly similar to the novel, although one of the key characters is significantly altered in the adaptation.<EOS>
1019980592<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Quintano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Yablans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Israël<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lloyd<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Christopher Lambert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>J. T. Walsh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kim Greist<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gene_Quintano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Triumph_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irwin_Yablans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marjorie_Israël<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Donald_E._Westlake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Why Me?<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_David_Koepp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_heist_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Triumph_Films_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_comedy_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_Donald_E._Westlake<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Why_Me%3F_(1990_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Gene_Quintano<EOT><EOS><ABS>Why Me? is a 1990 American caper comedy film directed by Gene Quintano and starring Christopher Lambert, Kim Greist, Christopher Lloyd, and J. T. Walsh. The screenplay is credited to Donald E. Westlake and Leonard Maas Jr. (a pseudonym of David Koepp), and is based on the fifth book in Westlake's series of John Dortmunder novels.<EOS>
10210098278<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Kathy Mueller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>ABC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Noel Price<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Nick_Enright<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Candy_Raymond<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bradley Kilpatrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mathew Stevenson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Breaking Up<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Breaking_Up_(1985_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Kathy_Mueller<EOT><EOS><ABS>Breaking Up is a 1985 TV movie about the breakdown of a marriage seen through the eyes of a child.<EOS>
10310116773<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_S._Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Orion Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adam_Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Downey Jr.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim McMahon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Uma Thurman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Anthony Michael Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Howard Cosell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Paul Gleason<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Johnny Be Good<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Johnny Be Good - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rock_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Synth-pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Orion_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_high_school_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_teen_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_San_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Braunfels,_Texas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Johnny_Be_Good<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:High_school_football_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Johnny Be Good is a 1988 American comedy film directed by Bud S. Smith, starring Anthony Michael Hall as the main character, Johnny Walker. The film also features Robert Downey Jr. and Paul Gleason. Former Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon and sportscaster Howard Cosell make cameo appearances. Despite starring famous actors and comedians, the film was both a critical and financial failure, grossing $18 million.Judas Priest, Saga and Ted Nugent, among others, contributed to the soundtrack. The title track, "Johnny B. Goode", originally recorded by Chuck Berry, was re-recorded by Judas Priest for their album, Ram It Down.<EOS>
1041023914<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Gaumont British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Ralston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hugh_Williams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Conrad_Veidt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Forde<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Gaumont_British<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sidney_Gilliat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Vosper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Rome Express<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Paris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Lime_Grove_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_detective_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Rome_Express<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Walter_Forde<EOT><EOS><ABS>Rome Express is a 1932 British thriller film directed by Walter Forde and starring Esther Ralston and Conrad Veidt.It has been called "one of the most ambitious productions that Gaumont had made up to that time" and "is regarded as the high point of director Walter Forde's career."Based on a story by Clifford Grey, with a screenplay by Sidney Gilliat, the film is a tale about a European express train to Rome carrying diverse characters, including thieves, adulterers, blackmail victims, and an American film star. The film won the American National Board of Review award for Best Foreign Film. Rome Express was remade as Sleeping Car to Trieste (1948).<EOS>
10510311382<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Stan Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Oliver_Hardy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Lang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Stan Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vernon_Steele<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anne_Grey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Janney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Finlayson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Roach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Butler_(writer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stan_Laurel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilson_Collison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Albert_Austin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jefferson_Moffitt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charley_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Bonnie Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Raj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_James_W._Horne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Laurel_and_Hardy_(film_series)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Bonnie_Scotland<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Charley_Rogers<EOT><EOS><ABS>Bonnie Scotland is a 1935 American film directed by James W. Horne and starring Laurel and Hardy. It was produced by Hal Roach for Hal Roach Studios. Although the film begins in Scotland, a large part of the action is set in British India.<EOS>
10610475533<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O._Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Patrick Whitley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David McAree<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Dennehy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Riley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Broadcasting_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_O._Lowry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Biography<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Biographical_films_about_serial_killers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Eric_Till<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_John_Wayne_Gacy<EOT><EOS><ABS>To Catch a Killer is a two-part television film from 1992, directed by Eric Till and starring Brian Dennehy and Michael Riley. It is based on the true story of the pursuit of American serial killer John Wayne Gacy.<EOS>
10710541394<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Martin G. Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Brian Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jeffrey Tambor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>David Arquette<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ray Liotta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>F. Murray Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Andie MacDowell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Frank Oz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Josh Charles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Bill Barretta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dave Goelz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Steve Whitmire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hollywood Hogan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tim_Hill_(filmmaker)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Brian_Henson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jerry_Juhl<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joey_Mazzarino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Muppets from Space<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Muppets from Space: The Ultimate Muppet Trip<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack_album<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_North_Carolina<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Puppet_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_extraterrestrial_life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_fantasy_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Jim_Henson_Company_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jamshied_Sharifi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tim_Hill<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Muppets_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Muppets_from_Space<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jerry_Juhl<EOT><EOS><ABS>Muppets from Space is a 1999 American science fiction comedy film directed by Tim Hill in his directional debut and written by Jerry Juhl, Joseph Mazzarino, and Ken Kaufman. It is the sixth theatrical film featuring the Muppets. The film stars Muppet performers Dave Goelz, Steve Whitmire, Jerry Nelson, Bill Barretta, and Frank Oz, as well as Jeffrey Tambor, F. Murray Abraham, David Arquette, Josh Charles, Hollywood Hogan in his final feature film appearance, Ray Liotta, Rob Schneider and Andie MacDowell. In the film, Gonzo attempts to discover his origins. After he and Rizzo the Rat are captured by government officials during his search, Kermit the Frog and the rest of the Muppets set out to rescue them.The film was released on July 14, 1999. It grossed $22.3 million against a budget of $24 million, making it a box-office failure, and received mixed reviews from critics; many considered it the weakest theatrical Muppet movie.It is the last Muppet film to involve Oz and Juhl, the last theatrically released Muppet film to be produced by the Jim Henson Company before the franchise was acquired by the Walt Disney Company in 2004, and the last theatrically released film until The Muppets in 2011.<EOS>
108106164301<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Sascha Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Erin O'Malley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sascha Rice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Joe Mellis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sally_Kirkland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michelle_Wolff<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Danièle Ferraro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mango Kiss<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lesbian-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mango_Kiss<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:BDSM_in_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Mango Kiss is a 2004 American comedy film written Sarah Elisabeth Brown and Sascha Rice, and directed by Sascha Rice. The plot concerns love between two lesbian friends, Lou and Sassafras. It is based on the play Bermuda Triangles, written by Sarah Elisabeth Brown. The story for the play was based on the playwright's experience living within the lesbian subculture found in San Francisco in the 1990s.<EOS>
109107161223<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Diana_Dors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marguerite_Chapman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_Brent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Terence_Fisher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lippert_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Exclusive_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Hinds<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Knott<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Last Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_noir<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lippert_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1952_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_works_by_James_Hadley_Chase<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Last_Page<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Terence_Fisher<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Last Page, released in the United States as Man Bait, is a 1952 British film noir directed by Terence Fisher, starring George Brent, Marguerite Chapman and Diana Dors. The film is notable for being the first Hammer film directed by Fisher, who later played a critical role in the company's immensely successful horror film cycle. Jimmy Sangster was assistant director, Michael Carreras was casting director and Phil Leakey handled Makeup. The film was released first in the US in February 1952, retitled Man Bait and shortened by 6 minutes. It was later trade shown in the UK as The Last Page on April 23, 1952, and released on May 19, 1952.<EOS>
110108170626<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Wollen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Mulvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Film_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Laura Mulvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Wollen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Dinah Stabb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Merdelle Jordine<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Riannon Tise<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Wollen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Mulvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Film_Institute<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Wollen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Mulvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Wollen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Laura_Mulvey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Riddles of the Sphinx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1977_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_avant-garde_and_experimental_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Riddles_of_the_Sphinx<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_feminist_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Riddles of the Sphinx is a 1977 British experimental drama film written, directed and produced by Laura Mulvey and Peter Wollen and starring Dinah Stabb, Merdelle Jordine and Riannon Tise.<EOS>
111109103177<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Tebo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Sean McKittrick<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Britne_Oldford<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Miano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erik_Palladino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vanessa_Lengies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matt_Bush_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Matthew_Willig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Tebo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Orion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Momentum_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casey_Tebo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Happy Birthday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cockfighting_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Happy_Birthday_(2016_American_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_horror_thriller_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Happy Birthday is a 2016 American dark comedy horror-thriller film written and directed by Casey Tebo. The film stars Matt Bush and Riley Litman as two friends that travel to Mexico and end up getting kidnapped. Happy Birthday also stars Steven Tyler of Aerosmith as a shaman.<EOS>
11211070816<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karel_Reisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alan_Badel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Roberts_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hartnell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lindsay_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Janus_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karel_Reisz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Storey<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>This Sporting Life<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Social_realism_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Rugby_league_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_West_Yorkshire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lindsay_Anderson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Compositions_by_Robert_Gerhard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wakefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Wakefield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:This_Sporting_Life<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Wakefield<EOT><EOS><ABS>This Sporting Life is a 1963 British kitchen sink drama film directed by Lindsay Anderson. Based on the 1960 novel of the same name by David Storey, which won the 1960 Macmillan Fiction Award, it recounts the story of a rugby league footballer in Wakefield, a mining city in Yorkshire, whose romantic life is not as successful as his sporting life. Storey, a former professional rugby league footballer, also wrote the screenplay.The film stars Richard Harris, Rachel Roberts, William Hartnell, and Alan Badel. It was Harris's first starring role, and won him the Best Actor Award at the 1963 Cannes Film Festival. He was also nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role, and the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role. For her work in the film, Roberts won her second BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. The film opened at the Odeon Leicester Square in London's West End on 7 February 1963.<EOS>
113111166639<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._C._Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Excel_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>T. C. Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ron Tanner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jasen Wade<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kevin Myers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Sarah Kent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kimball Stinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kymberly Mellen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nathan Stevens<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._C._Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Excel_Entertainment_Group<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._C._Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:T._C._Christensen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Cokeville Miracle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_hostage_takings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_biographical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1986<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Wyoming<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mormon_cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_school_violence<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Cokeville_Miracle<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_T._C._Christensen<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Cokeville Miracle is a 2015 drama film written & directed by T. C. Christensen and starring Jasen Wade, Sarah Kent and Kimball Stinger. The film was based on the 1986 Cokeville Elementary School hostage crisis and the book The Cokeville Miracle: When Angels Intervene by Hartt Wixom and Judene Wixom. The faith-based film was released in select theaters across the United States in the summer of 2015, and was distributed by Deseret Book Company and affiliated retailers.<EOS>
11411256275<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Tiernan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Lionsgate Home Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>HIT Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Nicole Stinn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>[[#Cast<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Tiernan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lionsgate_Home_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HIT_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Hero of the Rails<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_islands<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_based_on_animated_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Cumbria<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mattel_Creations_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_animated_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Lionsgate_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_direct-to-video_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_trains<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2009_computer-animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Children's_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Thomas_&_Friends<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thomas_&_Friends:_Hero_of_the_Rails<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Greg_Tiernan<EOT><EOS><ABS>Thomas & Friends: Hero of the Rails is a 2009 British animated adventure film and the third feature-length special based on the British television series Thomas & Friends. The film was produced and distributed by HIT Entertainment with animation production by Canadian-based Nitrogen Studios. The movie centres on Thomas finding a long-lost engine from Japan named Hiro and attempts to repair him in secret; although Spencer is on the verge of discovering Thomas' secret and getting Hiro scrapped.This special entered pre-production in September 2008, was produced alongside the thirteenth series starting with January 2009 and was delivered in May 2009. The special marks the addition of full computer animation into the television series replacing the live-action models used previously, and the addition of a full voice cast; with voice actors Ben Small and Martin Sherman becoming the voices for Thomas the Tank Engine in the UK and US respectively.Thomas & Friends: Hero of the Rails premiered in theatres in the United States on September 8, 2009, and later released direct-to-video in the United Kingdom on October 12.<EOS>
11511323407<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mick Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_von_Zerneck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Robert M. Sertner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Randy Sutter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Peter Sadowski<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David C. Thomas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ted Babcock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mimi_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Peter_Gallagher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_von_Zerneck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stephanie_Germain<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_A._Rosemont<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_consciousness_transfer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Mick_Garris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Virtual_Obsession<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1998_science_fiction_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Virtual Obsession is a 1998 science fiction television film directed by Mick Garris and starring Peter Gallagher and Mimi Rogers. It is based on the 1993 novel Host by Peter James.<EOS>
11611468128<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Marcus Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jan Tyrrell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emily_Symons<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nicholas Ryan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Computer Ghosts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1988_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Chris_Neal_(songwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Computer_Ghosts<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_fantasy_comedy_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Computer Ghosts is a 1987 Australian film. It was shot under the titles Crooksnatchers and Hold the Circus.<EOS>
11711598266<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>René Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:June_Knight<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Buchanan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Maurice Chevalier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:René_Clair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Break the News<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Break_the_News_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_René_Clair<EOT><EOS><ABS>Break the News is a 1938 British musical comedy film directed by René Clair and starring Jack Buchanan, Maurice Chevalier and June Knight. Two struggling performers decide to create a fake murder scandal in order to drum up publicity for their act. It was based on the novel Le mort en fuite by Loïc Le Gouriadec which had previously been made into a 1936 French film Death on the Run. Songs featured include It All Belongs to You (Cole Porter, sung by Chevalier) and We're Old Buddies (Van Phillips, Jack Buchanan, sung by Chevalier and Buchanan).<EOS>
11811681749<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NWave_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Ventura Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ben Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charlotte Clay Huggins<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Shearer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jasper Steverlinck<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kyoko Baertsoen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NWave_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Haunted Castle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Belgium<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Belgian_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_castles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Stassen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:3D_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Haunted_Castle_(2001_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2001_3D_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Haunted Castle is a 2001 animated horror film in IMAX theaters. The film is rated PG and is computer-animated with 3D effects.Written by Kurt Frey and directed by co-writer Ben Stassen, the film plays out very much like many modern video games, and can be divided into two types of segments: those in which the audience is seeing through the eyes of the main character, and those in which a scene plays out where the main character is actually in the shot.<EOS>
119117139881<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Hoyts Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner Bros. Pictures/National Home Video<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Yoram Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Keith_Scott_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robyn Moore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Greg_Flynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dot and the Koala<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_live_action_and_animation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_children's_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Flying_Bark_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Yoram_Gross<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_koalas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_animated_feature_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_children's_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_Australian_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dot_and_the_Koala<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_rats<EOT><EOS><ABS>Dot and the Koala is a 1985 Australian animated film by Yoram Gross.<EOS>
120118102445<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Barbara_Luna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Boris_Sagal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hans_Wilhelm_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:László_Vadnay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dime with a Halo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Mexico<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1963_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_striptease<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Ronald_Stein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tijuana<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dime_with_a_Halo<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Boris_Sagal<EOT><EOS><ABS>Dime with a Halo is a 1963 film directed by Boris Sagal. It stars Barbara Luna and Rafael López.<EOS>
12111966370<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wallace_Beery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mickey_Rooney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Margaret_Hamilton_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sam_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Loews_Cineplex_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Maibaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Stablemates<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_sports_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1938_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horse_racing_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Sam_Wood<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Harry_Rapf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Richard_Maibaum<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Stablemates<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_drama_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Stablemates is a 1938 American sports drama film directed by Sam Wood and starring Wallace Beery and Mickey Rooney.<EOS>
122120105497<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Gypsy Melody<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_remakes_of_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_British_International_Pictures_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Gypsy_Melody<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Edmond_T._Gréville<EOT><EOS><ABS>Gypsy Melody is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by Edmond T. Gréville and starring Lupe Vélez, Alfred Rode and Jerry Verno. It was made at Elstree Studios. The sets were designed by art director John Mead.The film was a remake of the 1935 French film Juanita.<EOS>
12312127208<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Mark Blair<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Cecyle Osgoode Rexrode<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Confessions of a Serial Killer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_serial_killer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_horror_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Crime_films_based_on_actual_events<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Confessions_of_a_Serial_Killer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_thriller_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Confessions of a Serial Killer is a 1985 American horror film directed by Mark Blair. Preceding Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer by one year, the film details a serial killer (based on Henry Lee Lucas) who, after being arrested, confesses to the murders of over 200 women.<EOS>
12412297502<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Anthea Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ingrid Windisch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Forstater<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Gerald I. Isenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hans Brockman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jürgen_Prochnow<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jacqueline_Bisset<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Irene_Worth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Page<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:HBO<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Television<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>West Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:German_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Berlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:West_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1984_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Nazi_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_drama_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_German_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Holocaust_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Forbidden_(1984_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Page<EOT><EOS><ABS>Forbidden is a 1984 drama film directed by Anthony Page and starring Jacqueline Bisset, Jürgen Prochnow and Irene Worth. The plot is inspired by the life of Maria von Maltzan originally told in the non-fiction book The Last Jews in Berlin by Leonard Gross about a countess who hides her Jewish boyfriend in her apartment in World War II. It was a co-production between the UK and West Germany. It was broadcast on television in the US, but released in cinemas in other countries.<EOS>
125123133946<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Auster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael J. Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Harvey Keitel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lou Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mira Sorvino<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Giancarlo Esposito<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jim Jarmusch<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Malik Yoba<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Lily Tomlin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Roseanne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mel Gorham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Victor Argo<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Auster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miramax_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wayne_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Auster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Blue in the Face<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Brooklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_smoking<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1995_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wayne_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Paul_Auster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Blue_in_the_Face<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Paul_Auster<EOT><EOS><ABS>Blue in the Face is a 1995 American comedy film directed by Wayne Wang and Paul Auster. It stars Harvey Keitel leading an ensemble cast, including Giancarlo Esposito, Roseanne Barr, Michael J. Fox, Lily Tomlin, Victor Argo, Mira Sorvino, Lou Reed, Keith David, Jim Jarmusch, Jared Harris, RuPaul, and Madonna.Blue in the Face was filmed over a five-day period as a follow-up to Wang's 1995 film Smoke. During production of Smoke, Keitel and the others ad-libbed scenes in-character between takes and a sequel was made using this improvised material.Lily Tomlin was nominated for an American Comedy Award as "Funniest Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture" for her performance in this picture.Blue in the Face features songs by singer Selena. Her bilingual duet with David Byrne, "God's Child (Baila Conmigo)", appears on the film's soundtrack.<EOS>
126124136946<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Pallos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Braunberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Courtenay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trevor_Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kirk_Douglas<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marlène_Jobert<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Pallos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pierre_Braunberger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Catch a Spy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>France<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_West_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Scotland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Claude_Bolling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_French_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_vacationing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_educators<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1971_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cold_War_spy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Twickenham_Film_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_East_Germany<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bucharest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Bucharest<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_marriage<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:French_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bryna_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Dick_Clement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ian_La_Frenais<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_spy_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Catch_a_Spy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Dick_Clement<EOT><EOS><ABS>To Catch a Spy is a 1971 comedy spy film directed by Dick Clement and starring Kirk Douglas, Marlène Jobert, Trevor Howard, Richard Pearson, Garfield Morgan, Angharad Rees and Robert Raglan. It was written by Clement and Ian La Frenais. The story is based on the 1969 novel Catch Me a Spy by George Marton and Tibor Méray.It was a co-production between Britain, the United States and France, which was filmed in Bucharest, Romania. It was also part filmed on Loch Awe and Loch Etive, Scotland, where the gunboat scenes were filmed, and featured Kirk Douglas running through a herd of Highland cattle which were owned by David Fellowes. It was also released as Catch Me a Spy and Keep Your Fingers Crossed.<EOS>
127125135873<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Blystone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Francis_McDonald<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Tyler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Monogram_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Trem_Carr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Honor of the Mounted<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Monogram_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Northern_(genre)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Royal_Canadian_Mounted_Police_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Harry_L._Fraser<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Honor_of_the_Mounted_(1932_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_Western_(genre)_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Honor of the Mounted is a 1932 American pre-Code Western film directed by Harry L. Fraser and starring Tom Tyler, Stanley Blystone and Francis McDonald.It was given a second release by Astor Pictures in 1937.<EOS>
128126139942<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Schiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Schiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jeffrey Morton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rachel_Ward<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bruce_Boxleitner<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Schiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:CBS_Television_Distribution<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lawrence_Schiller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Thriller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Utah<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Showtime_(TV_network)_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Eduard_Artemyev<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Double_Jeopardy_(1992_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lawrence_Schiller<EOT><EOS><ABS>Double Jeopardy is a 1992 television thriller film directed by Lawrence Schiller and starring Rachel Ward and Bruce Boxleitner.<EOS>
12912782990<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mary_Brian<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_'Buddy'_Rogers<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jimmy Godden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wardour_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_C._Mycroft<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Geoffrey_Kerr<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Max_Kester<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Once in a Million<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1936_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Once_in_a_Million<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Arthur_B._Woods<EOT><EOS><ABS>Once in a Million is a 1936 British comedy film directed by Arthur B. Woods and starring Charles 'Buddy' Rogers, Mary Brian and Jimmy Godden. It was shot at the Welwyn Studios of British International Pictures near London. The film's sets were designed by the art director Cedric Dawe.<EOS>
13012869724<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Jon Purdy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Artisan Entertainment, Crusader Entertainment, Moonstone Entertainment, Paramount Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:F._Murray_Abraham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Giancarlo_Giannini<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tony_Goldwyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Artisan_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crusader_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Resurrection_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2002_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Artisan_Entertainment_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Joshua_(2002_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Brad_Mirman<EOT><EOS><ABS>Joshua is a 2002 American drama film based on the novel of the same name by Joseph F. Girzone. It was produced by Crusader Entertainment LLC and directed by Jon Purdy.<EOS>
131129125865<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bea_Benaderet<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Vitaphone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Edward_Selzer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_W._Burton_(film_producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>A Mouse Divided<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sylvester_the_Cat_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_mice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1953_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_cats<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:A_Mouse_Divided<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_babies<EOT><EOS><ABS>A Mouse Divided is a 1953 Merrie Melodies animated short directed by Friz Freleng. The short was released on January 31, 1953, and stars Sylvester. The title is a pun on Lincoln's House Divided Speech.In the film, Sylvester and his wife receive their first son from a drunken stork, and this son is a mouse. Sylvester struggles between his desire to eat the mouse and his protective feelings about his son.<EOS>
13213098364<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Sharpsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cliff Clark<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martha_Wentworth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leone LeDoux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Rhythmettes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shirley Reed<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frank_Nelson_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Leo Cleary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bud_Duncan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Scott Whitaker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Mandy Peters<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ted Osborne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tommy Bupp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Sharpsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Broken Toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_sentient_toys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Christmas_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ben_Sharpsteen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_W._C._Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Broken_Toys_(1935_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Mae_West<EOT><EOS><ABS>Broken Toys is an 8-minute long, 1935 animated short film produced by Walt Disney in the Silly Symphonies series. The toys in the story include caricatures of W.C. Fields, Zasu Pitts, Ned Sparks and Stepin Fetchit. Broken Toys was originally scheduled to follow Elmer Elephant and Three Little Wolves but was moved ahead of these titles in order to have it ready for a Christmas release.<EOS>
13313139302<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Rooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doordarshan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Development_Corporation_of_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rooks AV<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Faith_Brook<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Protima_Bedi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jenny_Seagrove<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Rooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Doordarshan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:National_Film_Development_Corporation_of_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pamela_Rooks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Miss Beatty's Children<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_British_Raj<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Indian_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Indian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Indian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_issues_in_India<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_whose_cinematographer_won_the_Best_Cinematography_National_Film_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Debut_Feature_Film_of_a_Director_National_Film_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Tamil_Nadu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1936<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Miss_Beatty's_Children<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Development_Corporation_of_India_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Miss Beatty's Children is a 1992 English-language Indian drama film directed by Pamela Rooks in her directorial debut, with Jenny Seagrove, Faith Brook and Protima Bedi in lead roles. The film set in 1936 in South India, was based on Rooks' own novel of the same name.At the 40th National Film Awards, the film won the award for Best Debut Film of a Director and the Best Cinematography.<EOS>
13413265731<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crispian_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Charlotte Walls<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Huberta Von Liel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Michael Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nick Frost<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Simon Pegg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Asa Butterfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Hermione Corfield<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Finn Cole<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crispian_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sony_Pictures_Releasing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Crispian_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Slaughterhouse Rulez<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:LGBT-related_comedy_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Jon_Ekstrand<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_United_Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Slaughterhouse_Rulez<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_high_school_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Slaughterhouse Rulez is a 2018 British comedy horror film directed by Crispian Mills. Written by Mills and Henry Fitzherbert, the film's cast features Asa Butterfield, Finn Cole, Hermione Corfield, Michael Sheen, with Nick Frost and Simon Pegg.Slaughterhouse Rulez was released on 31 October 2018 in the United Kingdom and on 17 May 2019 in the United States and Canada.<EOS>
13513392489<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Schoenbrun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>York Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Tanya York<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Kwok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Headley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Costas Mandylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ed_Brigadier<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chelsey Crisp<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Schoenbrun<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Miranda_Kwok<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dr. Chopper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_teen_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_slasher_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2005_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_cannibalism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dr._Chopper<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Schoenbrun<EOT><EOS><ABS>Dr. Chopper is a 2005 American horror film directed by Lewis Schoenbrun. The plot centers on five young friends who, while heading for vacation at a family cabin, encounter a notorious motorcycle-riding serial killer Dr. Fielding (Ed Brigadier) and his two cannibalistic female assistants, who murder and dismember people in search of body parts which Dr. Chopper uses as replacements for his own in order to extend his life.<EOS>
136134161760<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Billy_Bletcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bernice_Hansen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Elvia_Allman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Robert Wrinkler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Vitaphone_Corporation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leon_Schlesinger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben_Hardaway<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>I Wanna Be a Sailor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Warner_Bros._Cartoons_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional_parrots<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:I_Wanna_Be_a_Sailor<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1937_animated_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>I Wanna Be a Sailor is a 1937 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon film directed by Tex Avery. The short was released on September 25, 1937.<EOS>
137135166042<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Erdal Ceylan<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Viva Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Paul Burton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Matthew Graham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alyson Walker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ian Butcher<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Meelah Adams<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Shaun Morse<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tony Giroux<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tyler A.H. Smith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Selfie from Hell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:English-language_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2018_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_social_media<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_supernatural_horror_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Selfie_from_Hell<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2015_YouTube_videos<EOT><EOS><ABS>Selfie from Hell (marketed on home video as Selfie Man) is a 2018 Canadian horror film written and directed by Erdal Ceylan. It originally started as a short 2015 YouTube video with the same title. The film stars Alyson Walker, Tony Giroux, Meelah Adams, Ian Butcher, Tyler A.H. Smith, Shaun Morse, and Matthew Graham.It was released on May 4, 2018, by Viva Pictures and received generally negative reviews.<EOS>
13813643453<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Leslie Parkyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Leslie_Phillips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Christie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfrid_Hyde-White<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Stanley_Baxter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anglo-Amalgamated_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julian_Wintle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jack_Davies_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Crooks Anonymous<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_crime_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_department_stores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Ken_Annakin<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Crooks_Anonymous<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_comedy_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Crooks Anonymous is a 1962 British comedy film directed by Ken Annakin, and starring Leslie Phillips and Stanley Baxter and Julie Christie, in her film debut. It was written by Henry Blyth and Jack Davies.<EOS>
13913724231<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St._John_Legh_Clowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>H & S Film Services<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St._John_Legh_Clowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:St._John_Legh_Clowes<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Dora<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Dora_(1933_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><EOS><ABS>Dora is a 1933 British comedy film directed by St. John Legh Clowes. It was designed to humorously highlight some of the bizarre regulations of the Defence of the Realm Act 1914 (known as DORA), drawn up during the First World War, but still enforced. In a series of incidents the restrictions of the Act are witnessed by a bemused American tourist.<EOS>
14013883297<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Penelope Ann Miller<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Cathy Moriarty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Alfre Woodard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>William Forsythe<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Eric Thal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Touchstone_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1992_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_New_Orleans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Allan_Moyle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Richard_Gibbs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Interscope_Communications_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Scott_Kroopf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_screwball_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Gun_in_Betty_Lou's_Handbag<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_librarians<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag is a 1992 American screwball comedy film directed by Allan Moyle and produced by Scott Kroopf. It stars Penelope Ann Miller, Eric Thal, William Forsythe, Cathy Moriarty and Alfre Woodard. Rock and roll recording pioneer Cordell Jackson played a bit part as "Bathroom Woman".The film was distributed by Touchstone Pictures for Interscope Communications.<EOS>
141139155728<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Schaffel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Esther_Rolle<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kene_Holliday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:NBC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hal_Schaffel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Drama<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>Crime<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_thriller_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:NBC_network_original_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_television_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_pilots_not_picked_up_as_a_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Maids_in_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_murder<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1981_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:See_China_and_Die<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Larry_Cohen<EOT><EOS><ABS>See China and Die (released in Europe as Hearsay) is a 1981 television film written, produced and directed by Larry Cohen.<EOS>
14214024544<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Veronika Soul<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Leaf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Serious Business<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Verrall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Caroline_Leaf<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Interview<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:country<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Canada<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_short_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:National_Film_Board_of_Canada_documentaries<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1979_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_Canadian_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Canadian_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Interview_(1979_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Caroline_Leaf<EOT><EOS><ABS>Interview is a 1979 Canadian short live-action animated documentary film directed by Caroline Leaf and Veronika Soul, produced by David Verrall. The film is a record of a working day in the lives of two women filmmakers, sometimes described as "an autobiographical collaboration", though both filmmakers are discussing the other woman. The film is also seen as a study of female friendship, the women relating their perceptions of each other through their respective animation techniques, "each creating a visual portrait of the other based on characteristic gestures and impressions."<EOS>
143141112480<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_Klane<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Columbia_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lauren Shuler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rob Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Phillip M. Goldfarb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Neil Bogart<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Donna Summer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>The Commodores<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Thank God It's Friday<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Disco<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Columbia_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jukebox_musical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disco_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_musical_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_that_won_the_Best_Original_Song_Academy_Award<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_dance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Motown_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Comedy_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_soundtrack_albums<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Armyan_Bernstein<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Musical_film_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Disco_soundtracks<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Thank_God_It's_Friday_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Casablanca_Records_soundtracks<EOT><EOS><ABS>Thank God It's Friday is a 1978 American musical comedy film directed by Robert Klane and produced by Motown Productions and Casablanca FilmWorks for Columbia Pictures. Produced at the height of the disco craze, the film features the Commodores performing "Too Hot ta Trot", and Donna Summer performing "Last Dance", which won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1978. The film features an early performance by Jeff Goldblum and the first major screen appearance by Debra Winger. The film also features Terri Nunn, who later achieved fame in the 1980s new wave group Berlin. This was one of several Columbia Pictures films in which the studio's "Torch Lady" came to life in the opening credits, showing off her moves for a few seconds before the start of the film.<EOS>
144142158982<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Lee Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Chips Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Tingwell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rod_Taylor<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chips Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lee_Robinson_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>King of the Coral Sea<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1954_crime_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:King_of_the_Coral_Sea<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lee_Robinson<EOT><EOS><ABS>King of the Coral Sea is a 1954 film starring Chips Rafferty and Charles Tingwell, directed by Lee Robinson and shot on location in Thursday Island. It was one of the most commercially successful Australian films of the 1950s and was Rod Taylor's film debut.<EOS>
145143142280<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emile_de_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Continental_Distributing<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Emile de Antonio and Daniel Talbot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Point of Order!<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:United_States_National_Film_Registry_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_American_politics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Emile_de_Antonio<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_McCarthyism<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1964_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Point_of_Order_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Collage_television<EOT><EOS><ABS>Point of Order! is a 1963 American documentary film by Emile de Antonio about the Senate Army–McCarthy hearings of 1954.<EOS>
1461448494<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timur_Bekmambetov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Paramount Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Various Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Ayelet Zurer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Jack Huston<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Rodrigo Santoro<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Morgan Freeman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Toby Kebbell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Nazanin Boniadi<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Timur_Bekmambetov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paramount_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Ridley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ben-Hur<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Ben-Hur – Songs Inspired by the Epic Film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Film_score<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Soundtrack<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Christian_pop<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Italy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Censored_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Rome<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Paramount_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Italian_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_historical_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:IMAX_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_Christianity<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Marco_Beltrami<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Timur_Bekmambetov<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2016_3D_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2010s_adventure_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Religious_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Portrayals_of_Jesus_in_film<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Ben-Hur_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cultural_depictions_of_Pontius_Pilate<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_gladiatorial_combat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Matera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Ben-Hur_(2016_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_John_Ridley<EOT><EOS><ABS>Ben-Hur is a 2016 epic historical drama film directed by Timur Bekmambetov, and written by Keith Clarke and John Ridley. It is the fifth film adaptation of the 1880 novel Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ by Lew Wallace and the third version produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It has been termed a "re-adaptation", "reimagining", and "new interpretation" of the novel, and follows Judah Ben-Hur, a young prince who is falsely accused by his step-brother, an officer of the Roman army, and is sent to slavery, only to escape and seek vengeance. The film stars Jack Huston as the titular character, alongside Toby Kebbell, Rodrigo Santoro, Nazanin Boniadi, Ayelet Zurer, and Morgan Freeman. It was filmed in Matera, Italy, from February to June 2015.Ben-Hur premiered on August 9, 2016, in Mexico City and was theatrically released by Paramount Pictures on August 19, 2016 in the United States. It received generally negative reviews and was a box office failure, grossing $94 million worldwide against its $100 million production budget plus a large amount spent on marketing and distribution.<EOS>
14714570602<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harris_Done<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>York Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Christian McIntire<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Olandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffery_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Martin_Sheen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luke_Perry<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harris_Done<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ken_Olandt<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jeffery_Beach<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Phillip_J._Roth<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harris_Done<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Storm<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1999_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Nathan_Wang<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_disaster_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_science_fiction_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tropical_cyclones<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Storm_(1999_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_weather_hazards<EOT><EOS><ABS>Storm is a 1999 American science fiction thriller film directed by Harris Done and starring Luke Perry and Martin Sheen. The story and screenplay were written by Done. The story talks about the secret weather control experiment which goes awry.<EOS>
14814676073<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Casper Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Casper_Kelly<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Surreal_humour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbp:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Surreal_humour<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Black_comedy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbo:genre<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Comedy_horror<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Cannibalism_in_fiction<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_drama_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Viral_videos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Parodies_of_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Television_shows_filmed_in_Atlanta<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Film_and_television_opening_sequences<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metafictional_television_series<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2014_television_specials<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Black_comedy_television_shows<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Too_Many_Cooks_(short)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Adult_Swim_pilots_and_specials<EOT><EOS><ABS>Too Many Cooks is a surreal comedy horror short that originally aired as a special during Adult Swim's "infomercials" block on October 28, 2014, at 4:00 a.m. Eastern Time. It was created, written, and directed by Casper Kelly, and produced by Williams Street. After its original airing, the piece became a viral video online and was repeated each night at midnight Eastern Time during the week of November 11, 2014.<EOS>
149147113330<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>20<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Warner-Pathé Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jimmy Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bette_Davis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Sheila_Hancock<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:20th_Century_Fox<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner-Pathé_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Anniversary<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_films_based_on_plays<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_dysfunctional_families<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Associated_British_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hammer_Film_Productions_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Roy_Ward_Baker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1968_LGBT-related_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Anniversary_(1968_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Jimmy_Sangster<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Anniversary is a 1968 British black comedy film directed by Roy Ward Baker for Hammer Films and Seven Arts and starring Bette Davis. The screenplay, by Jimmy Sangster, was adapted from Bill MacIlwraith's 1966 play.<EOS>
15014832521<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Harry Cohen<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Constance Shotter<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Harry_Milton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Kate Cutler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:George_King_(film_director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fox_Film_Company<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Eliot_Stannard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Quin_(screenwriter)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:H.M._Raleigh<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>To Brighton with Gladys<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Quota_quickies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:To_Brighton_with_Gladys<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_George_King<EOT><EOS><ABS>To Brighton with Gladys is a 1933 British comedy film directed by George King and starring Harry Milton, Constance Shotter and Kate Cutler. It was made at Ealing Studios as a quota quickie.<EOS>
15114925863<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros._Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warren_Foster<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Fair-Haired Hare<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Bugs_Bunny_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Looney_Tunes_shorts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Yosemite_Sam_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_deserts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Carl_Stalling<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Friz_Freleng<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Fair-Haired_Hare<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Fair-Haired Hare is a 1951 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon starring Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam. Released April 14, 1951, the cartoon was directed by Friz Freleng. The voices were performed by Mel Blanc.The Fair-Haired Hare was the first short released in which Yosemite Sam was drawn with his mouth in his red mustache for the entire film. It is also one of the few cartoons where Sam refers to Bugs by name, and is also one of the few where Sam actually attempts to save Bugs from danger.In the film, Bugs and Sam have their respective residences located in close proximity. They argue over property rights on the land which they both claim, and they are forced to share it by a court decision. The decision also declares them to be each other's legal heirs, and Sam is ready to kill to get his inheritance.<EOS>
15215070523<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>Michael D. Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Horse_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Enrique Almeida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Steven Machat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael D. Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Mark Hall<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Adrian A. Cruz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tom_Sizemore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Edward James Olmos<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Enrique Almeida<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Resmine Atis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Dark_Horse_Entertainment<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Steven_Machat<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adrian_Cruz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2006_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Los_Angeles<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_crime_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Mexican-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_action_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_gang_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Splinter_(2006_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Dark_Horse_Entertainment_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Splinter is a 2006 American police-action film set in Los Angeles directed by Michael D. Olmos and starring Tom Sizemore, Noel Gugliemi and Edward James Olmos.The film's concept originated with writer and actor Enrique Almeida, who portrays the film's lead character. Noel Gugliemi, who starred as the lead character's brother, stated that the filmmakers wanted to create "a Mexican version of Friday, a Mexican version of Menace II Society." The film grossed $12,918 in United States theaters.<EOS>
15315141618<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:United_Artists<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Pinto_Colvig<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Music Land<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Jazz_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_without_speech<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Leigh_Harline<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_a_fictional_country<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_classical_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_prejudice<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Fictional-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Wilfred_Jackson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Silly_Symphonies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_Disney_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1935_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Visual_music<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_music_and_musicians<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Music_Land<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_musical_fantasy_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Music Land is a Silly Symphonies animated short film produced by Walt Disney and released in 1935.<EOS>
15415267415<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rea_Tajiri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Vanguard Cinema<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Jason Kliot<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Hank Blumenthal<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Rea Tajiri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Chris Tashima<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Suzy Nakamura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marilyn Tokuda<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Sie<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Takayo Fischer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Heather Yoshimura<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Reiko Matheiu<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Strawberry Fields<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1997_independent_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Chicago<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Arizona<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_ghost_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Asian-American_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1970s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Japanese-American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_internment_of_Japanese_Americans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Strawberry_Fields_(1997_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Poston,_Arizona<EOT><EOS><ABS>Strawberry Fields is a 1997 independent feature film directed by Japanese American filmmaker Rea Tajiri and co-written by Tajiri and Japanese Canadian author Kerri Sakamoto.<EOS>
15515392071<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Tex Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bill_Thompson_(voice_actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Daredevil Droopy<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Circus_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_competitions<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Animated_films_about_dogs<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Tex_Avery<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Daredevil_Droopy<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Droopy<EOT><EOS><ABS>Daredevil Droopy is a 1951 animated cartoon short, one of the few cartoons in which Droopy was paired with the dog Spike.<EOS>
156154162397<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Clifford_Mollison<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Gordon Harker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joan Wyndham<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ideal_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Balcon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Douglas_Furber<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Lucky Number<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1933_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_association_football_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Welwyn_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Franz_Schulz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Gainsborough_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Islington_Studios_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1930s_sports_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1932_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Anthony_Asquith<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Lucky_Number<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_sports_comedy_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Lucky Number is a 1933 British sports comedy film directed by Anthony Asquith and starring Clifford Mollison, Gordon Harker, Joan Wyndham and Frank Pettingell. The screenplay concerns a professional footballer who attempts to recover a winning pools ticket. The film was made by Gainsborough Pictures and shot at Islington and Welwyn Studios with sets designed by Alex Vetchinsky. The football scenes were filmed in and around Highbury Stadium in North London.<EOS>
15715580320<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Mandoki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rosenberg_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Susan Sarandon<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>James Spader<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Luis_Mandoki<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Universal_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Griffin_Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mark_Rosenberg_(producer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Amy_Robinson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ted_Tally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Alvin_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>White Palace<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Universal_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_romance_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_St._Louis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990_romantic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_George_Fenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1990s_erotic_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Ted_Tally<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Missouri<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_erotic_romance_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Alvin_Sargent<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:White_Palace_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Luis_Mandoki<EOT><EOS><ABS>White Palace is a 1990 American erotic romantic drama film directed by Luis Mandoki. It stars Susan Sarandon, James Spader, Jason Alexander, Kathy Bates, Steven Hill, Jeremy Piven, and Renée Taylor. It was written by Ted Tally and Alvin Sargent, based on the novel of the same name by Glenn Savan (who appears in the film as an extra with a small speaking part).It centers on the unlikely relationship between a young upper middle class widower (Spader) who falls in love with a middle-aged working class waitress (Sarandon) in St. Louis, Missouri. The original music score was composed by George Fenton. The film is marketed with the tagline "The story of a younger man and a bolder woman".<EOS>
158156166019<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>Modern Film Distributors, Alpha Video Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kroger_Babb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Julie_Bishop_(actress)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Denning<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Ern_Westmore<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Modern_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kroger_Babb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Kroger_Babb<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Erna_Lazarus<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mildred_Horn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Secrets of Beauty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1950s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1951_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Secrets_of_Beauty<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Erle_C._Kenton<EOT><EOS><ABS>Secrets of Beauty (also titled Why Men Leave Home) is a 1951 American drama film directed by Erle C. Kenton and starring Ern Westmore, Julie Bishop, Richard Denning. The film was released on DVD in 2006.<EOS>
159157165293<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mouse Trouble<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Tom_and_Jerry_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_American_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Fred_Quimby<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Scott_Bradley<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_cartoon_studio_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_Joseph_Barbera<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Short_films_directed_by_William_Hanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Best_Animated_Short_Academy_Award_winners<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mouse_Trouble<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1944_animated_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Mouse Trouble is a 1944 American one-reel animated cartoon short and is the 17th Tom and Jerry short produced by Fred Quimby. It was directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, with music direction by Scott Bradley. The cartoon was animated by Ray Patterson, Irven Spence, Ken Muse and Pete Burness. Mouse Trouble won the 1944 Oscar for Best Animated Short Film, the second consecutive award bestowed upon the series. It was released in theatres on November 23, 1944 by Metro-Goldwyn Mayer and reissued on December 12, 1951.<EOS>
160158142247<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Frederick_Wilson_(film_editor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:General_Film_Distributors<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Donald B. Wilson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Poet's Pub<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United Kingdom<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1940s_British_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_black-and-white_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:British_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_London<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_at_Pinewood_Studios<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_British_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_England<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Clifton_Parker<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Poet's_Pub<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1949_comedy_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Poet's Pub is a 1949 British second feature ('B') comedy film directed by Frederick Wilson and starring Derek Bond, Rona Anderson and James Robertson Justice. It was written by Diana Morgan based on the 1929 novel of the same title by Eric Linklater. The film was one of four of David Rawnsley's Aquila Films that used his "independent frame" technique.<EOS>
161159160492<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>John Seman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>CVX<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Ecstasy Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Up in Flames<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_comic_strips<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1978_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1970s_pornographic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Up_in_Flames_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:The_Fabulous_Furry_Freak_Brothers<EOT><EOS><ABS>Up in Flames is a 1978 pornographic film and unauthorized adaptation of the underground comix The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers by Gilbert Shelton and Mr. Natural by Robert Crumb. The film's title also parodies the contemporaneous Cheech & Chong movie Up in Smoke.<EOS>
162160142444<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Swift_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>David Swift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Adolphe_Menjou<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Agnes_Moorehead<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Richard_Egan_(actor)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Jane_Wyman<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Karl_Malden<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Hayley_Mills<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Swift_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney_Studios_Motion_Pictures<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Swift_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:David_Swift_(director)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Pollyanna<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_1910s<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_California<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_comedy-drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_children's_books<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_orphans<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Walt_Disney_Pictures_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_children's_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_directorial_debut_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Walt_Disney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Maryland<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1912<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Paul_Smith_(film_and_television_composer)<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_David_Swift<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Pollyanna_(1960_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_produced_by_Bill_Anderson_(producer)<EOT><EOS><ABS>Pollyanna is a 1960 American comedy-drama film starring child actress Hayley Mills, Jane Wyman, Karl Malden, and Richard Egan in a story about a cheerful orphan changing the outlook of a small town. The film was written and directed by David Swift, based on the 1913 novel Pollyanna by Eleanor H. Porter. The film won Hayley Mills an Academy Juvenile Award. It was the last film of actor Adolphe Menjou.Pollyanna was Hayley Mills' first of six films for Disney, and the directorial debut of David Swift.<EOS>
16316155766<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Michael Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Walter_Chiari<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Chips_Rafferty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Claire_Dunne<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Rank_Organisation<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:British_Empire_Films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Michael_Powell<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Emeric_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>They're a Weird Mob<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>Australia<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1966_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_Australian_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_immigration<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Sydney<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Australian_comedy_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Mikis_Theodorakis<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_by_Powell_and_Pressburger<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:They're_a_Weird_Mob_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Michael_Powell<EOT><EOS><ABS>They're a Weird Mob is a 1966 Australian comedy film based on the 1957 novel of the same title by John O'Grady under the pen name "Nino Culotta", the name of the main character of the book. It was the penultimate collaboration of British filmmakers Powell and Pressburger.<EOS>
164162108688<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>AFTH, LLC<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Bart Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Bart_Sibrel<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Astronauts Gone Wild: An Investigation Into the Authenticity of the Moon Landings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2000s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_astronauts<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:2004_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_the_Apollo_program<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Direct-to-video_documentary_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Documentary_films_about_conspiracy_theories<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Astronauts_Gone_Wild<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Moon_landing_conspiracy_theories<EOT><EOS><ABS>Astronauts Gone Wild: Investigation Into the Authenticity of the Moon Landings is a 2004 pseudo-documentary produced and directed by Bart Sibrel, a Nashville-based videographer who claims that the six Apollo Moon landings in the 1960s and 1970s were elaborate hoaxes. Sibrel made this video as a follow-up to his 2001 video A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon, which accuses NASA of falsifying the Apollo 11 mission photography. The title of the presentation is a wordplay on the Girls Gone Wild video series.<EOS>
165163169313<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mel_Blanc<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Daws_Butler<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Warner_Bros.<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>The Dixie Fryer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Foghorn_Leghorn_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Merrie_Melodies_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Robert_McKimson<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_Warner_Bros._animated_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Milt_Franklyn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_animated_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960_short_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:The_Dixie_Fryer<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_tornadoes<EOT><EOS><ABS>The Dixie Fryer is a 1960 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon short directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon was released on September 24, 1960, and features Foghorn Leghorn.The cartoon is also the second and final cartoon to feature the buzzards (who are referred to as chicken hawks in this short), "Pappy" and "Elvis", the first being the Bugs Bunny cartoon, "Backwoods Bunny", released a year earlier.<EOS>
166164136064<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberta_Findlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>Walter E. Sear<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:John_Fasano<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Paul_Calderón<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Angel David<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Mina_Bern<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Joe Lynn<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Corinne Chateau<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Martha De La Cruz<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Walter Bryant<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Roberta_Findlay<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Tenement<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_splatter_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_New_York_City<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1980s_exploitation_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_action_thriller_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_films_about_revenge<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Hood_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_the_Bronx<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_apartment_buildings<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Tenement_(film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1985_action_thriller_films<EOT><EOS><ABS>Tenement (also known as Game of Survival and Slaughter in the South Bronx) is a 1985 American exploitation urban horror film directed by Roberta Findlay.The film follows the violent chaos that ensues when the tenants of an apartment house in a South Bronx slum rise up against the brutal, drug-pushing street gang that attempts to take over their apartment and terrorize them. The film was given an X rating by the Motion Picture Association of America, and is one of a small number of films to receive such a rating solely for violence.<EOS>
16716541720<SOTL><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Richard Harris<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Marlon Brando<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:starring<OBJ>Trevor Howard<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:director<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:distributor<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:producer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Aaron_Rosenberg<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbo:writer<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Charles_Lederer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:name<OBJ>Mutiny on the Bounty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>dbp-dbp:country<OBJ>United States<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Seafaring_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Remakes_of_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_American_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_English-language_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_based_on_American_novels<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1962_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:American_epic_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_on_ships<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Sea_adventure_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Military_courtroom_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_adapted_into_comics<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_scored_by_Bronisław_Kaper<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:1960s_historical_drama_films<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_mutinies<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_directed_by_Lewis_Milestone<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_shot_in_Bora_Bora<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_with_screenplays_by_Charles_Lederer<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_about_HMS_Bounty<EOT><SOT><SUBJ>dbp-dbr:Mutiny_on_the_Bounty_(1962_film)<PRED>purl:dc/terms/subject<OBJ>dbp-dbr:Category:Films_set_in_1787<EOT><EOS><ABS>Mutiny on the Bounty is a 1962 American Technicolor epic adventure historical drama film released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, directed by Lewis Milestone and starring Marlon Brando, Trevor Howard, Richard Harris, Hugh Griffith, Richard Haydn and Tarita in her only role. The screenplay was written by Charles Lederer (with uncredited input from Eric Ambler, William L. Driscoll, Borden Chase, John Gay, and Ben Hecht), based on the novel Mutiny on the Bounty by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall. Bronisław Kaper composed the score.The film tells a heavily fictionalized story of the real-life mutiny led by Fletcher Christian against William Bligh, captain of HMAV Bounty, in 1789. It is the second American film produced by MGM to be based on the novel, the first being Mutiny on the Bounty (1935).Mutiny on the Bounty was the first motion picture filmed in the Ultra Panavision 70 widescreen process. It was partly shot on location in the South Pacific and became the most expensive film ever made (soon replaced by Cleopatra). Panned by critics, the film was a box office flop, losing more than $6 million (equivalent to $62 million in 2024).<EOS>
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