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1. The Deb (I)
Comedy, Musical | Filming
High school outcast Taylah joins her inner-city cousin Maeve to snare the spotlight at Dunburn's annual debutante ball from jocks and cool girls.
Director: Rebel Wilson | Stars: Rebel Wilson, Sam Simmons, Tara Morice, Hal Cumpston
2. Mao's Last Dancer (2009)
PG | 117 min | Biography, Drama, Music
In Maoist China, a boy is taken from his family and trained to become a dancer, but everything he knows is challenged when he is chosen to attend a ballet summer school in Houston, Texas.
Director: Bruce Beresford | Stars: Chi Cao, Bruce Greenwood, Kyle MacLachlan, Penne Hackforth-Jones
Votes: 8,297 | Gross: $4.81M
3. Deus Ex (2000 Video Game)
M | Action, Adventure, Drama
In a dark cyberpunk future where poverty, disease, oppression and terrorism are widespread, J.C. Denton, a new cybernetically-enhanced special agent, finds evidence of a massive conspiracy when his brother, also an agent, goes rogue.
Director: Warren Spector | Stars: Jay Anthony Franke, Brent Anderson, Ralph Barbagallo, Chad Bannon
Votes: 3,433
4. Anything But Love (2002)
PG-13 | 102 min | Musical, Romance
A corporate lawyer is caught in a love triangle with an ambitious cabaret singer.
Director: Robert Cary | Stars: Isabel Rose, Andrew McCarthy, Cameron Bancroft, Alix Korey
Votes: 277 | Gross: $0.08M
5. Some Fish Can Fly (1999)
95 min | Comedy, Romance
A couple meet on a blind date but their relationship is complicated by the fact that she lives in Ireland and he lives in the US.
Director: Robert Kane Pappas | Stars: Kevin Causey, Nancy St. Alban, Rik Nagel, Clarke Bittner
Votes: 13 | Gross: $0.01M
6. The Secret Bonsai (2018)
13 min | Short, Fantasy, Thriller
In a gritty, apocalyptic society that has been brought to its knees by hate and oppression, a courageous woman risks her life to retrieve a simple but precious gift for her children.
Director: Jen Elkington | Stars: Bjorn Anderson, Leslie Bell, Marshall Bradley, David Brecha