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The Road
The film The Road is based on the novel by Cormac McCarthy, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 2007, from which "No Country for Old Men" has already been adapted. The story takes place in an apocalyptic world, in which a father and his son travel to the coast to find a safe place to settle. During their journey they will come across the few remaining humans, most of whom have gone crazy or become cannibals.

August
"August" tells the dark, hilarious and emotional story of the strong women of the Weston family, whose lives have drifted apart until a family crisis brings them back to the house where they grew up where the dysfunctional woman who raised them lives.

Kill the Messenger
Based on the true story of American journalist Gary Webb, who exposed the CIA's connections with the drug world, and demonstrated that the country's black neighborhoods were flooded with crack through drug trafficking aimed at supplying money and weapons to the CIA.

Connecting the Dots
When Quoyle, a lonely and hapless New Yorker, loses his ex-wife in a car accident, his life changes forever. Defeated by pain and nostalgia, he retires with his aunt and his young daughter to Newfoundland, the mysterious home of his ancestors. In the small fishing town Killick-Claw, Quoyle gets a job as a reporter at the local newspaper. With each article he writes, his perception of this peculiar community is accentuated, along with his own perception of himself. Gradually, he will begin a romance with Wayne, a woman who lives with her own personal demons. As he begins his new life in Newfoundland, his past merges with his present and Quoyle is transformed.