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A Hollywood film director is murdered in a high-class New York restaurant, drawing a temperamental movie actress and her screenwriter into the story.
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A Hollywood film director is murdered in a high-class New York restaurant, drawing a temperamental movie actress and her screenwriter into the story.
In a West Virginia coal-mining community riven by unionization, the fervent Linda Hicks mistakes itinerant preacher Syd Gody for the returned Messiah. When his attempt at a miracle fails, violence exposes his fraud and destroys the family.
A crime story set in a 1960s Midwestern town: drifter Luca arrives at a garage and diner, where he and Lana plot to kill her husband Dino. Angelo is wrongly blamed, later escapes prison, and returns for revenge. The story loosely adapts James M. Cain’s novel The Postman Always Rings Twice.
A drifter and an unfaithful wife conspire to kill her husband. Cain's stage adaptation was conceived in an impressionistic style and developed through rehearsal revisions.
Drifter Frank takes a job at a rural diner run by Cora and her much older husband, Nick. Frank and Cora begin an affair and plot to kill Nick so they can start a life together without losing the diner. Their first murder attempt fails, but they eventually succeed.
A Hollywood film director is murdered in a high-class New York restaurant, drawing a temperamental movie actress and her screenwriter into the story.
In a West Virginia coal-mining community riven by unionization, the fervent Linda Hicks mistakes itinerant preacher Syd Gody for the returned Messiah. When his attempt at a miracle fails, violence exposes his fraud and destroys the family.
A crime story set in a 1960s Midwestern town: drifter Luca arrives at a garage and diner, where he and Lana plot to kill her husband Dino. Angelo is wrongly blamed, later escapes prison, and returns for revenge. The story loosely adapts James M. Cain’s novel The Postman Always Rings Twice.
A drifter and an unfaithful wife conspire to kill her husband. Cain's stage adaptation was conceived in an impressionistic style and developed through rehearsal revisions.
Drifter Frank takes a job at a rural diner run by Cora and her much older husband, Nick. Frank and Cora begin an affair and plot to kill Nick so they can start a life together without losing the diner. Their first murder attempt fails, but they eventually succeed.