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Charlie is a special and funny guy who lost his memory in an accident. He doesn`t remember anything except an image what is in his head. The film takes place in the 60s where he tries to prove the image in his head is a time machine and he came from the future. Of course nobody pays much attention to him. We can follow his ... (More)

Charlie is a special and funny guy who lost his memory in an accident. He doesn`t remember anything except an image what is in his head. The film takes place in the 60s where he tries to prove the image in his head is a time machine and he came from the future. Of course nobody pays much attention ... (Less)

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Circular logic is a dramatic thriller, shot in black and white, about a woman, Anne Miller, who has been kidnapped by an ultra-secret government agency. The kidnappers begin to question her on a variety of confusing subjects, none of which Anne knows anything about. The questioning goes around and around. They refuse to release ... (More)

Circular logic is a dramatic thriller, shot in black and white, about a woman, Anne Miller, who has been kidnapped by an ultra-secret government agency. The kidnappers begin to question her on a variety of confusing subjects, none of which Anne knows anything about. The questioning goes around and ... (Less)

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Kendal, a surgical resident, mistakingly accepts a ride in a gypsy cab, on route to meeting her same sex partner and their mutual friend, in the West Village of New York City. A questionable act of terrorism, coupled with an unexpected medical twist, give rise to a story of heightened intrigue and unrelenting suspense. The FBI ... (More)

Kendal, a surgical resident, mistakingly accepts a ride in a gypsy cab, on route to meeting her same sex partner and their mutual friend, in the West Village of New York City. A questionable act of terrorism, coupled with an unexpected medical twist, give rise to a story of heightened intrigue and ... (Less)

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Opening Credits - Based on the true story of a family from St. Charles, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. The aerial shot begins at Creve Coeur Airport and follows the Missouri River north past St. Charles. The Missouri River then dumps into the Mississippi River where the barges are at Alton, Illinois. The flight heads south ... (More)

Opening Credits - Based on the true story of a family from St. Charles, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. The aerial shot begins at Creve Coeur Airport and follows the Missouri River north past St. Charles. The Missouri River then dumps into the Mississippi River where the barges are at Alton, ... (Less)

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Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - Our Writer/Director, Ken Tipton, is from St. Charles, Mo. where this story is based. During the years in which this story takes place, Ken used to fly his powered hang glider, also called an ultralight aircraft, along the same beautiful route seen in the helicopter shots in the opening credits.... (More)

Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - Our Writer/Director, Ken Tipton, is from St. Charles, Mo. where this story is based. During the years in which this story takes place, Ken used to fly his powered hang glider, also called an ultralight aircraft, along the same beautiful route seen in the helicopter... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) and his wife Diane (Sarah Joy Brown) have lost their business and went bankrupt which forces them to move in with Diane's parents Rudy (Conrad Bachmann) and Helen (Patty McCormack). Scene #2 - Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Joy Brown) have lost their business, their home, and they... (More)

Scene #1 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) and his wife Diane (Sarah Joy Brown) have lost their business and went bankrupt which forces them to move in with Diane's parents Rudy (Conrad Bachmann) and Helen (Patty McCormack). Scene #2 - Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Joy Brown) have lost their ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Mike (Matt Letscher) is in deep depression over the loss of his family and business. With nowhere to turn, Mike realizes that he has lost everything that made his life worth living and makes his final decision to end it all. Scene #2 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) has lost everything including his will to live. With... (More)

Scene #1 - Mike (Matt Letscher) is in deep depression over the loss of his family and business. With nowhere to turn, Mike realizes that he has lost everything that made his life worth living and makes his final decision to end it all. Scene #2 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) has lost everything ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) reaps his vengeance on the Citizens for Decency over the loss of his business and family. But there is one person in particular who will pay the biggest price - Rev. Matthew Brewer (John Prosky). Scene #2 - Mike (Matt Letscher) has thoroughly enjoyed his paintball payback. But now it is ... (More)

Scene #1 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) reaps his vengeance on the Citizens for Decency over the loss of his business and family. But there is one person in particular who will pay the biggest price - Rev. Matthew Brewer (John Prosky). Scene #2 - Mike (Matt Letscher) has thoroughly enjoyed his ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher, Don Deetz (Jason Wiles), and Lt. Larson (Michael Dorn) meet with ex-prostitute Marci Sanders (Kaitlin Chesna) and her former Madam Miss Olivia (Priscilla Barnes). They try to persuade the Madam and former call girl to go on the record to help expose the corrupt Prosecutor. Scene #2 - ... (More)

Scene #1 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher, Don Deetz (Jason Wiles), and Lt. Larson (Michael Dorn) meet with ex-prostitute Marci Sanders (Kaitlin Chesna) and her former Madam Miss Olivia (Priscilla Barnes). They try to persuade the Madam and former call girl to go on the record to help expose the corrupt... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Lt. Larson (Michael Dorn tells Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) and Don Deetz (Jason Wiles) that things are under control but he doesn't know that Diane (Sarah Brown) is posing as a prostitute with the Prosecutor (John Dye). The undercover cop, former Playboy Playmate Daphnee Duplaix, finally arrives to take charge. ... (More)

Scene #1 - Lt. Larson (Michael Dorn tells Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) and Don Deetz (Jason Wiles) that things are under control but he doesn't know that Diane (Sarah Brown) is posing as a prostitute with the Prosecutor (John Dye). The undercover cop, former Playboy Playmate Daphnee Duplaix, finally ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Prosecutor Eric Manion (John Dye) escapes the prostitution sting. The humiliated group retreat. But there is an old saying that rears its head - "What goes around, comes around". Scene #2 - After everything Mike and Diane (Matt Letscher and Sarah Brown) have gone through, it feels great to see the corrupt ... (More)

Scene #1 - Prosecutor Eric Manion (John Dye) escapes the prostitution sting. The humiliated group retreat. But there is an old saying that rears its head - "What goes around, comes around". Scene #2 - After everything Mike and Diane (Matt Letscher and Sarah Brown) have gone through, it feels ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - The powerful St. Louis Prosecutor (John Dye from Touched by an Angel) is honored as the "Man of the Year" by businessman Bob Harris. Bob's young son David (Nicky Bassman) also donates money to a "Crime Victims Fund" that the Prosecutor controls. TV reporter Don Deetz isn't impressed because he feels the Prosecutor is ... (More)

Scene #1 - The powerful St. Louis Prosecutor (John Dye from Touched by an Angel) is honored as the "Man of the Year" by businessman Bob Harris. Bob's young son David (Nicky Bassman) also donates money to a "Crime Victims Fund" that the Prosecutor controls. TV reporter Don Deetz isn't impressed ... (Less)

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Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - St. Louis Prosecuting Attorney Eric Manion (John Dye) is honored with the "Man of the Year" award by Bob Harris (Greg Germann) as TV Reporter Don Deetz (Jason Wiles) covers the story. Manion takes pride in the fact that he made the names of the customers of prostitutes public and one of those ... (More)

Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - St. Louis Prosecuting Attorney Eric Manion (John Dye) is honored with the "Man of the Year" award by Bob Harris (Greg Germann) as TV Reporter Don Deetz (Jason Wiles) covers the story. Manion takes pride in the fact that he made the names of the customers of ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Brown) take the plunge and find a small store to open their video rental business. But what format should they carry? Beta or VHS? Scene #2 - Based on the true story, Video Library was the first video rental store in St. Louis. But Mike's decision on what video format to rent ... (More)

Scene #1 - Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Brown) take the plunge and find a small store to open their video rental business. But what format should they carry? Beta or VHS? Scene #2 - Based on the true story, Video Library was the first video rental store in St. Louis. But Mike's decision ... (Less)

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Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - Mike (Matt Letscher) and his wife Diane (Sarah Joy Brown) finally find a place to open their new business. In fact, they are opening the first video rental store in the St. Louis area. But what type of video movies should they carry - Beta or VHS? Mike takes a chance by letting their unborn ... (More)

Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - Mike (Matt Letscher) and his wife Diane (Sarah Joy Brown) finally find a place to open their new business. In fact, they are opening the first video rental store in the St. Louis area. But what type of video movies should they carry - Beta or VHS? Mike takes a ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - This movie is based on a true story and the home movies shown in this scene are from the real family this movie is about. Scene #2 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) receives a business award from his best friend Bob Harris (Greg Germann). Scene #3 - Reverend Matthew Brewer updates his "Citizens for Decency" with ... (More)

Scene #1 - This movie is based on a true story and the home movies shown in this scene are from the real family this movie is about. Scene #2 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) receives a business award from his best friend Bob Harris (Greg Germann). Scene #3 - Reverend Matthew Brewer updates his "... (Less)

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Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - This movie is based on a true story and the home movies shown in this scene are from the real family this movie is about. Scene #2 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) receives a business award from his best friend Bob Harris (Greg Germann). Scene #3 - Reverend Matthew Brewer updates his "... (More)

Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - This movie is based on a true story and the home movies shown in this scene are from the real family this movie is about. Scene #2 - Mike Howard (Matt Letscher) receives a business award from his best friend Bob Harris (Greg Germann). Scene #3 - Reverend ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - Reverend Brewer (John Prosky) and his assistant Reba Hollings (Anne Ramsay) pressure Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Brown) into giving up the controversial movie "Hail Mary". Scene #2 - After Mike and Diane give the movie "Hail Mary" to the Citizens for Decency, they destroy the tape with others they have ... (More)

Scene #1 - Reverend Brewer (John Prosky) and his assistant Reba Hollings (Anne Ramsay) pressure Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Brown) into giving up the controversial movie "Hail Mary". Scene #2 - After Mike and Diane give the movie "Hail Mary" to the Citizens for Decency, they destroy the... (Less)

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Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - Reverend Brewer (John Prosky) and his assistant Reba Hollings (Anne Ramsay) pressure Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Brown) into giving up the controversial movie "Hail Mary". Scene #2 - After Mike and Diane give the movie "Hail Mary" to the Citizens for Decency, they destroy the tape ... (More)

Producers' Commentary. Scene #1 - Reverend Brewer (John Prosky) and his assistant Reba Hollings (Anne Ramsay) pressure Mike (Matt Letscher) and Diane (Sarah Brown) into giving up the controversial movie "Hail Mary". Scene #2 - After Mike and Diane give the movie "Hail Mary" to the Citizens for ... (Less)

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Scene #1 - The Citizens for Decency harass Mike and Diane's Howard video stores and also their home. Thousands of magazines are delivered daily by the postman (Alphonso Jones) that Diane Howard (Sarah Brown) never ordered. To make matters worse, anonymous child abuse calls to Children's Protective Services prompts a visit by an ... (More)

Scene #1 - The Citizens for Decency harass Mike and Diane's Howard video stores and also their home. Thousands of magazines are delivered daily by the postman (Alphonso Jones) that Diane Howard (Sarah Brown) never ordered. To make matters worse, anonymous child abuse calls to Children's Protective ... (Less)