By Amy Renner Feb. 25, 2015
1 – 5 of 5 movies
Imagining Argentina
1976. Buenos Aires is haunted by the ongoing disappearances of individuals who dare to take a stand against the dictatorship government. Carlos Rueda, the director of a children's theatre, returns home to find his wife, Cecilia, has been taken away for writing a controversial article in the local paper. Carlos meets with others whose loved ones have disappeared and discovers that he can look into their faces and see the fate of those they love. People flock to him for news of those who have disappeared, but no matter how hard he tries he cannot see where Cecilia is, though he can sense where she has been. Carlos desperately searches for his wife, but he is always one step behind. Meanwhile, Cecilia is planning her own dangerous escape.
In Your Eyes
Few details are known about the story, but it centers on two people who are preternaturally or supernaturally connected, despite being polar opposites.
I Was Here
An 18-year-old's best friend takes her own life. Looking for answers, the teen begins a brave and dangerous journey that takes her from her dead-end Washington town to Meg’s college dorm, to the clubs of Seattle, to the deserts of Nevada, and to the darkest parts of her own psyche. And as she looks for the whys and hows of her friend’s death, she is forced to face the meanings of love, friendship, guilt and forgiveness.
If Only
Centers on a young couple given a second chance to relive and change the events of a day when one of them dies.
Imperial Palace
Set six hours after Hurricane Katrina hits the gulf, a jaded manager of a Biloxi casino tries to juggle the chaos when FEMA sets up headquarters at his establishment and this brings him in proximity to an old flame.