First time write-director Zises creates an intriguing moral allegory with this tale of treachery and redemption. Former hotshot lawyer David Rasky (Tim Decker) has just returned from a two-year sabbatical travelling around the world to gain some much needed perspective on his life.
Upon his return, he reaches out to help those in need, including grieving father Bobby (Joe Forbich), whose young daughter was killed in a hit and run accident several years earlier, and hard drinking bartender Pam ( Holli Hornlien), who is trying to get a new lease on life by earning her college degree.
After wooing Pam for several months and conceiving a child with her, David finally thinks his life is on the right track. But when Bobby and Pam discover that David’s arrival into their lives was not as accidental as it seemed, both must decide whether David is the fortuitous benefactor he appears to be or whether his heart conceals a darker motive.
Stars: Tim Decker, Holli Hornlien, Joe Forbirch, Ilyssa Fradin, Joe Dempsey, Dana Green
Director: Zachery Zises
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Broke and low on ship’s rations, the charismatic captain Bill Jones (George Houston) agrees to take Carr (Barry Norton) a homesick Australian to Tapillo. Desperate for money, Bill flashes a doubloon that he’d picked up by chance and claims to have found a huge treasure. This triggers off a series of murderous episodes between the south sea islanders and Bill’s Crew. As chance would have it, Bill meets an old friend Dr. Kelkey (Crane Wilbur), an alcoholic and his ward, the charming Madge (Marion Nixon). The only treasure that Bill now wishes to possess is this lovely lady who has stolen his heart. Will Bill survive the murderous Pierre’s attack and marry his ladylove?
When gangster Harold Gern (Antony Carborne) takes his wife Evelyn (Betsy Jones Moreland) and lawyer Martin (Robert Towne) scuba diving, he doesn’t realize that the world will never be the same again. While they are underwater, the world is destroyed by a holocaust. A struggle for survival follows. Intense rivalry between the two men for the love of the only surviving woman leads to mistrust, jealousy and murder.
Kitty Productions’ first feature-length motion picture, COPE offers a glimpse into the alternate realities that lie just below our consciousness. It is a psychological suspense drama that takes place in a small town in Alaska.
This movie has Forrest Tucker, the man with the wavy blond hair and inviting blue eyes, playing a showman Dan Bradley, who thinks he’s found a backer for his own nightspot in millionaire Alfred Gaylord (Lloyd Corrigan).
When the highly devout Martha is baptized in her small Texan community, tongues wag and eyebrows are raised. After all, Martha has just recently married Razz - and luckless Razz is certainly not a regular churchgoer.
Charming Regina Lampert (Audrey Hepburn) returns to her home in Paris from a skiing holiday to find that her world had been turned upside down. To begin with, her husband Charles is lying dead in the mortuary, murdered in cold blood. Then, Inspector Edouard Grandpierre (Jaques Marin) of the French Police grills her about a quarter of a million dollars her husband was supposed to have been carrying. CIA agent Bartholomew (Walter Matthau) calls her in for questioning, warning her that the money was stolen by Charles and his friends during World War II and had to be returned to the United States Treasury. Regina doesn’t have the foggiest idea about the money.
Shirley Temple was easily the most popular and famous child superstar of all time. A celebrity at three, she could act, sing and dance by the time she was five. Her bright, bouncy and cheerful screen image made her so popular that fans bought millions of dollars worth of products that had her likeness on them. Shirley was the box-office champion for three straight years, 1936-38, edging out such great adult stars as Clark Gable, Bing Crosby, Robert Taylor, Gary Cooper and Joan Crawford. The Little Princess is a good example of Shirley’s acting genius. A2ZCDS have brought this old Hollywood Classic feature films on DVD.