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Genre "Psychological Drama" Movies (showing 1 to 50 from 187 total)
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13 Moons (2002)
Genre:
Comedy Drama,
Showbiz Comedy,
Psychological Drama,
Urban Drama.
Director:
Alexandre Rockwell.
Actors:
Steve Buscemi,
Peter Dinklage,
David Proval,
Daryl Mitchell,
Karyn Parsons,
Elizabeth Bracco,
Pruitt Taylor Vince,
Francesco Messina,
Rose Rollins,
Peter Stormare,
Sam Rockwell,
Jennifer Beals,
Gareth Williams,
Michael Badalucco,
Austin Wolff,
Jason Matthew Smith.
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The director of such off-beat independent films as In the Soup, director Alexandre Rockwell once again teams with that film's star to deliver this Los Angeles-based comedy concerning superstition and intersecting lives. Things aren't looking so good for television clown Banana's (Steve Buscemi) career, and the fact that his estranged wife, Suzi (Jennifer Beals), has just been arrested for assaulti ...
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21 Grams (2003)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Ensemble Film.
Director:
Alejandro González Ińárritu.
Actors:
Sean Penn,
Benicio Del Toro,
Naomi Watts,
Charlotte Gainsbourg,
Melissa Leo,
Clea Duvall,
Danny Huston,
Paul Calderon,
Teresa Delgado,
Eddie Marsan,
Marc Musso.
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Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Ińárritu makes his first English-language feature with the downbeat drama 21 Grams. Set in an unnamed U.S. urban center, the film uses a nonlinear structure to piece together the intertwined lives of three very different people. Paul (Sean Penn) is a math teacher with a heart problem and a troubled marriage to British wife Mary (Charlotte Gainsbourg). Christine ...
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A Beautiful Mind (2001)
Genre:
Drama,
Biography [feature],
Psychological Drama,
Marriage Drama.
Director:
Ron Howard.
Actors:
Russell Crowe,
Jennifer Connelly,
Ed Harris,
Paul Bettany,
Adam Goldberg,
Judd Hirsch,
Josh Lucas,
Anthony Rapp,
Christopher Plummer,
Austin Pendleton,
Jason Gray-Stanford,
Vivien Cardone.
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The true story of prominent mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. is the subject of this biographical drama from director Ron Howard. Russell Crowe stars as the brilliant but arrogant and conceited professor Nash. The prof seems guaranteed a rosy future in the early '50s after he marries beautiful student Alicia (Jennifer Connelly) and makes a remarkable advancement in the foundations of "game t ...
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Ŕ Double Tour (1959)
Genre:
Mystery,
Crime Drama,
Satire,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Claude Chabrol.
Actors:
Jean-Paul Belmondo,
Antonella Lualdi,
Madeleine Robinson,
Jacques Dacqmine,
Jean Valerie,
Bernadette Lafont,
Mario David,
André Dino,
André Jocelyn,
Raymond Pelissier,
Laszlo Szabo.
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New Wave director Claude Chabrol employs an aloof perspective in this tale of murder and a dysfunctional family. The paterfamilias Henri Marcoux (Jacques Dacqmine) is having a fling with the neighbor woman Leda (Antonella Lualdi). When she turns up murdered, police suspect the milkman, a friend of the Marcoux's sultry maid Julie. But Laszlo (Jean-Paul Belmondo) the non-conformist Hungarian boyfrie ...
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Set in Norway and Scotland, Aberdeen is a road movie that is as concerned with the geography of the heart as that of a topographical map. Kaisa (Lena Headey) is an ambitious lawyer who has just celebrated her recent promotion by having dominant sex with a man whose name she has no interest in learning. When her estranged mother, Helen (Charlotte Rampling), whom she hasn't been in contact with for ...
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Adrift in Manhattan (2007)
Genre:
Drama,
Urban Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Alfredo de Villa.
Actors:
Heather Graham,
William Baldwin,
Dominic Chianese,
Victor Rasuk,
Erika Michels,
Richard Petrocelli,
Marlene Forte,
Elizabeth Peńa,
Karina Arroyave,
Adrianna Bremont,
Tony Chiroldes,
Anthony Cirillo,
Teddy Coluca,
Liam De Villa,
Nicole Kohnen,
Nicole Leach,
Keren Perilman,
Frank Picarazzi,
Damian Porter,
Alexis Smith,
Felix Solis,
Jaime Tirelli,
Marti Vendetti.
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Adrift in Manhattan, the third feature effort of Hispanic writer/director Alfredo de Villa (Washington Heights, Yellow), intercuts three intensely dramatic stories of life during a cold New York winter, each of which revolves around the concept (and thematic motif) of vision. In the first, an eye doctor grieving from a traumatic loss (Heather Graham) must reexamine her life and priorities; in the ...
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There are four separate stories in this anthology, titled "Love," "Trial Love," "Love" and "Broken Love." In the first episode, Zhu is a schoolteacher who carouses and gambles with his friends and tries to act out his sex fantasies. However, he falls in love with a proper schoolteacher, marries her, and temporarily gives up these behaviors. Some time later, ...
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All In (2006)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Nick Vallelonga.
Actors:
Dominique Swain,
Michael Madsen,
Louis Gossett, Jr.,
James Russo,
Scott Whyte,
Kristen Miller,
Michelle Lombardo,
Johann Urb,
Chris Backus,
Leo Rossi,
Hayley DuMond,
Colleen Porch,
Tony Lip,
Vanessa Vander Pluym.
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A medical student with mounting debts draws on her formidable poker skills in order to stay afloat in this gambling drama starring Dominique Swain and Michael Madsen. As a young girl, Alicia "Ace" Anderson (Swain) frequently accompanied her card shark father (Madsen) to clandestine gambling rooms for tense rounds of Texas Hold 'Em. As a result of her childhood spent watching her father f ...
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American Gun (2002)
Genre:
Drama,
Crime Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Alan Jacobs.
Actors:
James Coburn,
Barbara Bain,
Virginia Madsen,
Alexandra Holden,
Ryan Locke,
Jason Winther,
Niesha Trout,
Walter Emanuel Jones,
Anthony Harrell,
Toby Smith,
Paula O'Hare,
Jesse Pennington,
Andrea C. Pearson,
Jayson Argento,
David Fontani,
Lorna Paul,
Steve Pratt.
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The BBC-produced An Englishman Abroad was first offered to American viewers October 27, 1984, as part of PBS' Great Performances series. Alan Bates stars as Guy Burgess, the infamous British diplomat who spied for the Russians in the 1950s. Alan Bennett's teleplay re-creates the 1958 chance meeting in Moscow between Burgess and English actress Coral Browne (playing herself). Though unrepentant con ...
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Heather Locklear and Johnathon Schaech star in this screen adaptation of the Nora Roberts novel concerning a withdrawn young woman who is forced to reconnect with the human race after her car fails in the town of Angel's Fist. The only problem is that by seeking the help of others, she may put her own life in danger once again.
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Animal Factory (2000)
Genre:
Drama,
Prison Film,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Steve Buscemi.
Actors:
Willem Dafoe,
Edward Furlong,
Seymour Cassel,
Mickey Rourke,
Steve Buscemi,
Tom Arnold,
John Heard,
Danny Trejo,
Edward Bunker,
Michael Buscemi.
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Actor-turned-director Steve Buscemi follows up on his restrained 1996 directorial debut Trees Lounge (1996) with this gritty, understated prison drama. Twenty-one-year-old suburban kid Ron (Edward Furlong) got busted for dealing drugs and slapped with an especially severe jail sentence. Though he tries to keep a low profile at prison, he soon attracts unsavory attention of various sex-starved goon ...
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Another Woman (1988)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Marriage Drama.
Director:
Woody Allen.
Actors:
Gena Rowlands,
Mia Farrow,
Ian Holm,
Blythe Danner,
Gene Hackman,
Betty Buckley,
Martha Plimpton,
John Houseman,
Sandy Dennis,
David Ogden Stiers,
Philip Bosco,
Harris Yulin,
Frances Conroy,
Bruce Jay Friedman,
Jack Gelber,
Kathryn Grody,
Josh Hamilton,
Dana Ivey,
Michael Kirby,
Bernie Leighton,
Jacques Levy,
Stephen Mailer,
Fred Melamed,
Alice Spivak,
Heather Sullivan,
Kenneth Welsh.
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Antares (2004)
Genre:
Drama,
Ensemble Film,
Psychological Drama,
Erotic Drama.
Director:
Götz Spielmann.
Actors:
Petra Morzé,
Andreas Patton,
Hary Prinz,
Susanne Wuest,
Dennis Cubic,
Martina Zinner,
Andreas Kiendl,
Xenia Ferchner,
Angelika Nidetzky,
Johannes Thanheiser,
Reinhard Nowak,
Gisella Salcher,
Monika Tajmar,
Wolfram Schmidt,
Barca Baxant.
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A devastating car accident forces a nurse (Petra Morzé), a supermarket checkout girl (Susanne Wuest), and a high-strung real-estate agent (Andreas Kiendl) to come to terms with their true longings and needs while searching for love and human contact in Austrian filmmaker Götz Spielmann's stark and sexual drama. Though their lives couldn't be more different, it only takes one act of sudden and unex ...
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Antwone Fisher (2002)
Genre:
Drama,
Biography [feature],
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Denzel Washington.
Actors:
Derek Luke,
Joy Bryant,
Denzel Washington,
Salli Richardson,
Earl Billings,
Kevin Connolly,
Viola Davis,
Rainoldo Gooding,
Novella Nelson,
Yolonda Ross,
Kente Scott,
Stephen Snedden,
Eddie Baccus,
Bob Banks,
Brandon Biggins,
Linda Cevallos,
Lynne Charles,
Michelle Davison,
Jason Dixon,
Fran Dorsey,
O.L. Duke,
Na'tasha Marie Evans,
Margaret Ford-Taylor,
David Fowler,
Angela Gillespie-Winborn,
Lissy Gulick,
Cory Hodges,
Teresa Hoefke,
Leonard Earl Howze,
Doug Jewell,
Kim Johnson,
Vernée Watson Johnson,
Malcolm David Kelley,
Sean'e La'dae,
Brandon Lewis,
Jada S. Louie,
Mary Bradley Marable,
Rebecca Morris,
Leo Nepomuceno,
Andreas Patton,
Rita Pearson,
John Pittman Jr.,
Timothy Reddick,
Edward C. Reynolds III,
Janaya Reynolds,
Charlie Robinson,
Ruth Stehle,
Cordell Stokes,
Kang Sung,
Jascha Washington,
Ellis Williams,
De'Angelo Wilson.
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The directorial debut of Academy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington, Antwone Fisher is an autobiographical drama written by the real-life Antwone Fisher. Played by newcomer Derek Luke, Antwone is a volatile young sailor in the Navy, getting into trouble for his constant fighting. When he gets appointed to see naval psychiatrist Dr. Jerome Davenport (Denzel Washington), he begins to reveal the e ...
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Apt Pupil (1998)
Genre:
Drama,
Horror,
Psychological Thriller,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Bryan Singer.
Actors:
Ian McKellen,
Brad Renfro,
Bruce Davison,
Elias Koteas,
Joe Morton,
Jan Triska,
Michael Byrne,
Heather McComb,
Ann Dowd,
Joshua Jackson,
David Schwimmer,
Mickey Cottrell,
Kevin Pollak.
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Bryan Singer directed this Brandon Boyce adaptation of Stephen King's novella about teenager Todd Bowden (Brad Renfro), who discovers Nazi war criminal Kurt Dussander (Ian McKellen) living in his California hometown. Fascinated with Dussender's wartime atrocities, Bowden blackmails the former death-camp commandant by promising to keep his identity a secret in exchange for Holocaust horror tales, o ...
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Awakenings (1990)
Genre:
Drama,
Medical Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Docudrama.
Director:
Penny Marshall.
Actors:
Robin Williams,
Robert De Niro,
Julie Kavner,
Ruth Nelson,
John Heard,
Penelope Ann Miller,
Alice Drummond,
Waheedah Ahmad,
Mary Alice,
Tanya Berezin,
Oliver Block,
Adam Bryant,
Yusef Bulos,
Linda Burns,
Chris Carolan,
Keith Diamond,
Le Chance DuRand,
Rico Elias,
Laura Esterman,
Gwyllum Evans,
Howard Feller,
Shane Fistell,
Dexter Gordon,
Mel Gorham,
Gloria Harper,
Jayne Haynes,
Tiger Haynes,
Barton Heyman,
Christina Huertes,
Michael Hyde,
Judy Jacksina,
John Jones,
Charles Keating,
Debra Kovner-Zaks,
Richard Libertini,
Joan E. MacIntosh,
Judith Malina,
George Martin,
Anthony McGowen,
Anne Meara,
Harvey Miller,
Paul Montgomery,
Anthony J. Nici,
Tomislav Novakovic,
Vincent Pastore,
Max Rabinowitz,
Steve Randazzo,
Max Raven,
Buck Smith,
Peter Stormare,
Gary Tacon,
Leonard Tepper,
Libby Titus,
Byron Utley,
Steve Vinovich,
Max von Sydow,
Gordon Joseph Weiss,
Bradley Whitford,
Mary Catherine Wright.
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Based on a true story as related by neurologist Oliver Sacks, Awakenings stars Robin Williams as the Sacks counterpart, here named Dr. Malcolm Sayer. Something of a klutz and naif, Dr. Sayer takes a job at a Bronx psychiatric hospital in 1969. Here he's put in charge of several seemingly catatonic patients who, under Sayer's painstaking guidance, begin responding to certain stimulati. Apprised of ...
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Babel (2006)
Genre:
Drama,
Ensemble Film,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Alejandro González Ińárritu.
Actors:
Brad Pitt,
Cate Blanchett,
Gael García Bernal,
Rinko Kikuchi,
Adriana Barraza,
Koji Yakusho,
Said Tarchani,
Boubker Ait El Caid,
Elle Fanning,
Nathan Gamble,
Mohamed Akhzam,
Peter Wight,
Abdelkader Bara,
Mustapha Rachidi,
Driss Roukhe,
Clifton Collins, Jr.,
Robert Esquivel,
Michael Peńa,
Yuko Murata,
Satoshi Nikaido.
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The tragic aftermath of human carelessness travels around the world in this multi-narrative drama from filmmaker Alejandro González Ińárritu. Richard (Brad Pitt) and Susan (Cate Blanchett) are a couple from the United States who have traveled to Morocco in Northern Africa on a vacation after the death of one of their children has sent Susan into a deep depression. Richard and Susan's other two chi ...
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Berkeley (2005)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Period Film.
Director:
Bobby Roth.
Actors:
Nick Roth,
Laura Jordan,
Henry Winkler,
Sarah Carter,
Tom Morello,
Bonnie Bedelia,
Sebastian Tillinger,
Wade Allain-Marcus,
Kate Lang Johnson,
Jake Newton.
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A young man is thrown into the center of the political and social tumult of the late '60s in this drama. It's 1968, and Ben Sweet (Nick Roth) is 18 years old and has just received his 1A draft classification. Ben does not want to go to Vietnam, and his father Sy (Henry Winkler) is understanding, though he believes Ben does have a responsibility to his country. As a compromise, Ben enrolls at the U ...
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Betty (1992)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Claude Chabrol.
Actors:
Marie Trintignant,
Stéphane Audran,
Jean-Francois Garreaud,
Yves Lambrecht,
Christiane Minazzoli,
Pierre Vernier,
Thomas Chabrol,
Raoul Curet,
Jean-Marc Roulot,
Yves Verhoeven.
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Adapted from a novel by Georges Simenon, Betty stars Marie Trintignant in the title role. A drunken wastrel, Betty is adopted after a fashion by an older female alcoholic named Laure, played by director Claude Chabrol's wife at the time, Stéphane Audran. Fascinated by Betty's hard-luck tales, Laure endeavors to protect the younger woman from the ravages of a cruel world. Unfortunately, she turns a ...
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Bewitched (1945)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Crime Drama.
Director:
Arch Oboler.
Actors:
Phyllis Thaxter,
Edmund Gwenn,
Henry Daniels, Jr.,
Horace McNally,
Addison Richards,
Kathleen Lockhart,
Minor Watson,
Sharon McManus,
Gladys Blake,
Will Wright,
Oscar O'Shea,
Virginia Brissac,
Francis Pierlot,
Audrey Totter.
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Bitter Moon (1992)
Genre:
Comedy Drama,
Black Comedy,
Erotic Drama,
Marriage Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Roman Polanski.
Actors:
Peter Coyote,
Emmanuelle Seigner,
Hugh Grant,
Kristin Scott Thomas,
Victor Banerjee,
Patrick Albenque,
Smilja Mihailovitch,
Boris Bergman,
Robert Benmussa,
Olivia Brunaux,
Geoffrey Carey,
Stockard Channing,
Charlene,
Richard Dieux.
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A perverse, dark-humored comedy drama, Bitter Moon crosses the line into intentional camp more often than not in its tale of a kinky cripple Oscar (Peter Coyote) and his beautiful wife Mimi (Emmanuelle Seigner). Oscar ensnares a proper British man, Nigel (Hugh Grant) on an ocean-liner and makes him listen to the twisted tale of his relationship with Mimi (related in lengthy flashbacks) and how ero ...
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After making his directorial debut with the acclaimed made-for-cable movie Gia, writer Michael Cristofer helmed his first big-screen offering with this drama. When eight men and women in their early-to-mid-20s head out for a night on the town, hopping from one Los Angeles club to the next, not everything goes as planned as they discover the joys and perils of dating at the end of the 20th Century. ...
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Boston Kickout (1995)
Genre:
Drama,
Urban Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Paul Hills.
Actors:
John Simm,
Emer McCourt,
Andrew Lincoln,
David Aldous,
Albert Allard,
Saidul Anam,
Ricky Barnet,
Osei Benil,
John Bodimeade,
Daniel Brown,
Lee Browne,
Suzanne Church,
Teresa Cole,
Janet Crawford,
Natalie Davies,
Jeanette Driver,
Patrick Duggan,
Flange,
Anne Francoeur,
Stephen Geraghty,
Sally Grace,
Arran Hall,
Richard Hanson,
Mary Healy,
Jason Humphries,
Poppy Huntley,
Michelle Lambourne,
Leslie Landers,
Huggy Lever,
Derek Martin,
Stella Martin,
Paddy Moyna,
Vincent Phillips,
John Rafferty,
David Schaal,
Rowan Schlossberg,
Julie Smith,
Roger Stevens,
Freda Tilley,
Nathan Valente,
Mark Warren,
Steve Weston.
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In Britain, when bored street punks go on violent destructive sprees late at night through local yards and neighborhoods it is called a "Boston kickout." Combining elements of humor, gritty realism, and drama, this youthful film, set in dismal Stevenage, a hastily built post-war town where unemployment and despair runs rampant and the youth, bored and without hope for the future, engage ...
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Boys Don't Cry (1999)
Genre:
Drama,
Gay & Lesbian Films,
Docudrama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Kimberly Peirce.
Actors:
Hilary Swank,
Chloë Sevigny,
Peter Sarsgaard,
Brendan Sexton, Jr.,
Alison Folland,
Alicia Goranson,
Matt McGrath,
Rob Campbell,
Jeanetta Arnette.
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Based on a true story, this drama was adapted from the life of Brandon Teena, born Teena Brandon, a woman who chose to live her life as a man and suffered tragic consequences as a result. In 1993, 20-year-old Brandon (Hilary Swank) leaves Lincoln, Nebraska for the nearby community of Falls City, where she sports a crew cut, favors jeans and boots, and is regarded as a man by most of the people in ...
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Director Sarah Gavron and screenwriter Abi Morgan team to adapt author Monica Ali's award-winning novel about a young girl from Bangladesh who finds the spark in her soul slowly fading after traveling to London for an arranged marriage. As a child, Nazneen (Tannishtha Chatterjee) was always told that she was a survivor. Now, as a young adult, she is leaving behind her mother and sister to start a ...
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Bringing Out the Dead (1999)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Urban Drama.
Director:
Martin Scorsese.
Actors:
Nicolas Cage,
Patricia Arquette,
John Goodman,
Ving Rhames,
Tom Sizemore,
Marc Anthony,
Mary Beth Hurt,
Cliff Curtis,
Nestor Serrano,
Aida Turturro,
Afemo Omilami,
Cynthia Roman,
Cullen Oliver Johnson,
Arthur Nascarella,
Michael Kenneth Williams.
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This tense urban drama stars Nicolas Cage as Frank Pierce, a paramedic on the brink of physical and emotional collapse. Frank has worked for years in one of New York's most brutal neighborhoods, and the pressure of his job has taken its toll; plagued with self-doubt, he is haunted by the spirits of the people he couldn't save, and while he desperately wants to quit his job, outside forces won't le ...
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A waitress looking to make good on a series of bad life choices finds her noble quest for redemption stifled when a deeply disturbed ex-boyfriend comes looking to win her back in a dark psychological drama from director Alan White. Hope (Heather Graham) has traveled quite a few darkened roadways in her relatively brief existence, but now the time has come to leave her past behind and realize her d ...
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Calle Mayor (1956)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Juan Antonio Bardem.
Actors:
Betsy Blair,
José Suárez,
Yves Massard,
Dora Doll,
Lila Kedrova,
Manuel Alexandre,
René Blancard,
José Calvo,
Marie Gomez,
Luis Pena,
Matilde Munoz Sampedro.
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The Franco-Spanish Calle Mayor (aka Main Street and The Lovemaker) is an excellent showcase for the underrated and brilliant American actress Betsy Blair. In a reprise of her characterization in Marty, Blair plays Isabelle, a repressed, unmarried 35-year-old. As a cruel joke, a group of middle-aged men persuade a handsome but thick-headed hunk named Juan (Jose Suarez) to romance the reclusive Isab ...
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Camille Claudel (1988)
Genre:
Drama,
Biography [feature],
Period Film,
Psychological Drama,
Romantic Drama.
Director:
Bruno Nuytten.
Actors:
Isabelle Adjani,
Gérard Depardieu,
Laurent Grévill,
Alain Cuny,
Madeleine Robinson,
Katrine Boorman,
Daničle Lebrun,
Aurelle Doazan,
Madeleine Marie,
Maxime Leroux,
Philippe Clevenot,
Roger Planchon,
François Berléand,
Martin Berleand,
Michel Beroff,
Lison Bonfils,
Denise Chalem,
Flaminio Corcos,
Gerard Darier,
Claudine Delvaux,
Ariane Kah,
Roch Leibovici,
Eric Lorvoire,
Philippe Paimblanc,
Patrick Palmero,
Anne Marie Pisani,
Francois Revillard,
Jean-Pierre Sentier,
Dany Simon,
Benoit Vergne,
Hester Wilcox.
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The troubled life of French sculptor Camille Claudel and her long relationship with legendary sculptor Auguste Rodin are portrayed in this passionate biographical drama, featuring an acclaimed performance by Isabelle Adjani. Beginning in the 1880s with a young Claudel's first meeting with Rodin, the film traces the development of their intense romantic bond. The growth of this relationship coinci ...
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Love, lust, loyalty, and betrayal are the themes of this tense adult drama. Joe (Edward James Olmos) and Betty (Maria Conchita Alonso) are a married couple living in Jersey City; Joe runs a fish market, and Betty wishes that Joe showed as much interest in her as he does in his business, since she feels the spark has died in their relationship. They have a grown son, Danny (Steven Schub), who has m ...
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Charly (1968)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Medical Drama.
Director:
Ralph Nelson.
Actors:
Cliff Robertson,
Claire Bloom,
Leon Janney,
Lilia Skala,
Dick Van Patten,
William Dwyer,
Dan Morgan,
Barney Martin,
Ruth White,
Frank Dolan,
Skipper McNally,
Ralph Nelson.
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In 1961, Cliff Robertson starred in The Two Worlds of Charley Gordon, a TV adaptation of Daniel Keyes' story Flowers for Algernon. Determined not to lose out on the film version of this play as he'd done with Days of Wine and Roses, Robertson bought up the movie rights to Keyes' story so that he and he alone would star. This determination paid off in the form of the Best Actor Academy Award for Ro ...
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Chocolat (1988)
Genre:
Drama,
Childhood Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Claire Denis.
Actors:
Isaach de Bankolé,
Giulia Boschi,
François Cluzet,
Jean-Claude Adelin,
Cécile Ducasse,
Mireille Perrier,
Emmet Judson Williamson,
Laurent Arnal,
Jean Bediere,
Jean-Quentin Chatelain,
Emmanuelle Chaulet,
Jacques Denis,
Kenneth Cranham,
Didier Flamand.
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Claude Miller directed this French psychological drama adapted from Emmanuel Carrere's 1995 novel (based on a factual news item). Detailing a troubled boy's traumas at a holiday camp, the film recalls Miller's other adolescent dramas — The Little Thief, The Best Way to Walk (also at a holiday camp), and An Impudent Girl. When young Nicolas (Clement Van Den Bergh) is set to go on a schoo ...
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In this psychological thriller, what at first seem to be the wholly insane (and gruesome) self-mutilations of a madman who is also probably a murderer are gradually revealed as the quite logical actions of a frantic man driven by circumstances to incredible extremes. Peter Winter (Peter Greene) is the madman in question, searching for his daughter on an island off the coast of New Brunswick while ...
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Come Early Morning (2006)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Romantic Drama.
Director:
Joey Lauren Adams.
Actors:
Ashley Judd,
Jeffrey Donovan,
Tim Blake Nelson,
Laura Prepon,
Scott Wilson,
Stacy Keach,
Pat Corley,
Ray McKinnon,
Candyce Hinkle,
Wally Welch,
Diane Ladd.
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A Southern beauty whose habit of waking up in strange beds with head-ringing hangovers is beginning to wear thin determines to uncover her secret shrouded family past in hopes of discovering the truth about the woman she has become in the feature filmmaking debut of actor-turned-director Joey Lauren Adams. Lucy (Ashley Judd) is a small town thirtysomething who seems to have fallen into a downward ...
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A low-key glimpse into the life and crimes of one of history's most notorious serial killers, Dahmer doesn't concern itself with the gruesome nature of its protagonist's horrific crimes, but rather the troubled mind of the man who committed them. Focusing on the later years in the life of Jeffrey Dahmer (Jeremy Renner), David Jacobson's film follows the troubled killer from department store to gay ...
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Following up on his horror smash hits Ringu and Ringu 2, Hideo Nakata directs this supernatural psychological drama about a middle aged woman struggling to cling to her sanity. Yoshimi Matsubara (Hitomi Kuroki) is the midst of a nasty divorce with her thuggish, abusive husband over the custody of their five year old daughter Ikuko (Rio Kanno). In Japan's family court system, which is heavily weigh ...
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Day Night Day Night (2006)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Julia Loktev.
Actors:
Luisa Williams,
Josh Phillip Weinstein,
Gareth Saxe,
Nyambi Nyambi,
Frank Datolo,
Annemarie Lawless,
Tschi-Hun Kim,
Richard Morant,
Jennifer Camilo,
Rosemary Apolinaris,
Jennifer Restrepo,
Julissa Pere.
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Writer-director Julia Loktev's (Moment of Impact) harrowing, claustrophobic thriller Day Night, Day Night plunges the audience into the world of a suicide bomber just prior to her final, fatal act. As the film opens, a young woman (played by Luisa Williams) prays to an unknown, unspecified deity, then tucks away into a fleabag New Jersey motel room, when several hooded men arrive, arm her with exp ...
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A hot-shot college card player and a retired poker legend team-up to take Sin City for all its worth, only to find themselves going toe-to-toe in the ultra-high stakes World Poker Tour. Alex Stillman (Bret Harrison) is a Yale senior with a knack for Texas Hold 'Em. But while Alex dreams of the day he'll be able to dominate the tables out in Las Vegas, he hasn't mastered the art of the cards just y ...
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Death in Venice (1971)
Genre:
Drama,
Period Film,
Psychological Drama,
Gay & Lesbian Films.
Director:
Luchino Visconti.
Actors:
Dirk Bogarde,
Bjorn Andresen,
Silvana Mangano,
Marisa Berenson,
Mark Burns,
Carole Andre,
Luigi Battaglia,
Ciro Cristofoletti,
Dominique Darel,
Franco Fabrizi,
Leslie French,
Sergio Garafanolo,
Masha Predit,
Nora Ricci,
Romolo Valli.
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Based on a novel by Thomas Mann, Death in Venice stars Dirk Bogarde as a German composer who is terrified that he has lost all vestiges of humanity. While visiting Venice, Bogarde falls in love with a beautiful young boy (Bjorn Andresen). The relationship is ruined by Bogarde's obsession with the boy's youth and physical perfection; the composer realizes that the child represents an ideal that he ...
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Death Of A Salesman (1951)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Family Drama.
Director:
Laslo Benedek.
Actors:
Fredric March,
Mildred Dunnock,
Kevin McCarthy,
Cameron Mitchell,
Howard I. Smith,
Royal Beal,
Don Keefer,
Jesse White,
Claire Carleton,
David Alpert,
Elisabeth Fraser,
Patricia Walker,
Beverly Aadland,
Jeanne Bates,
Gail Bonney,
Paul Bryar,
Wanda Perry.
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Death Sentence (2007)
Genre:
Crime,
Crime Thriller,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
James Wan.
Actors:
Kevin Bacon,
Garrett Hedlund,
Kelly Preston,
Aisha Tyler,
John Goodman,
Jordan Garrett,
Stuart Lafferty,
Edi Gathegi,
Matt O'Leary,
Leigh Whannell,
Hector Atreyu Ruiz,
Kanin Howell,
Dennis Keiffer,
Freddy Bouciegues,
Casey Pieretti,
Rich Ceraulo,
Elizabeth Keener,
Yorgo Constantine,
Juan-Carlos Guzman,
Judith Roberts,
Aqueel Hasan,
Kendrick Cross,
Shontelle Thrash,
Michael Burgess,
Nick Battiste,
Kristina Sipes,
Jay Amor,
Desiree Markella.
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Part vigilante drama and part psychological thriller, the James Wan-directed Death Sentence stars Kevin Bacon as Nick Hume, a deceptively passive exec whose wife and children are attacked in a sadistic, gang-related hazing rite, and his oldest son killed. Hell-bent on cold-blooded vengeance, Hume pulls a Bronson by tagging each of the perpetrators, then tracking down and rubbing out each one, with ...
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A friendship between two young people grows into a dangerous obsession in this drama based on the acclaimed stage play by Enda Walsh. Darren (Cillian Murphy) and Sinead (Elaine Cassidy) were born moments apart in the same hospital in a small Irish community. Nicknamed "Pig" and "Runt," Darren and Sinead grew up next door to each other and became inseparable friends while they w ...
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Dolores Claiborne (1995)
Genre:
Thriller,
Psychological Thriller,
Psychological Drama.
Director:
Taylor Hackford.
Actors:
Kathy Bates,
Jennifer Jason Leigh,
Judy Parfitt,
Christopher Plummer,
David Strathairn,
Eric Bogosian,
Frank Adamson,
Roy Cooper,
Bob Gunton,
John Benjamin Hickey,
John C. Reilly,
Wayne Robson,
Vernon Steel.
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A daughter who has come to imagine the worst about her mother learns the facts are quite different — and more shocking than she ever imagined — in this adaptation of Stephen King's best-selling novel. Dolores Claiborne (Kathy Bates) has spent nearly a quarter of a century looking after a mean-spirited woman named Vera Donovan (Judy Parfitt) on a small island off the coast of Ma ...
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Donnie Darko (2001)
Genre:
Fantasy,
Comedy Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Coming-of-Age.
Director:
Richard Kelly.
Actors:
Jake Gyllenhaal,
Jena Malone,
Mary McDonnell,
Holmes Osborne,
Maggie Gyllenhaal,
Drew Barrymore,
Patrick Swayze,
Katharine Ross,
James Duval,
Noah Wyle,
Daveigh Chase,
Beth Grant,
Arthur Taxier,
Stuart Stone,
Gary Lundy,
Jolene Purdy,
David St. James,
Ashley Tisdale.
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Donnie (Jake Gyllenhaal) is a bright and charming high-school student who also has a dark and willfully eccentric side; he does little to mask his contempt for many of his peers and enjoys challenging the authority of the adults around him. Donnie is also visited on occasion by Frank, a monstrous six-foot rabbit that only Donnie can see who often urges him to perform dangerous and destructive pran ...
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Drunken Angel (1948)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Medical Drama.
Director:
Akira Kurosawa.
Actors:
Toshiro Mifune,
Reisaburo Yamamoto,
Chieko Nakakita,
Noriko Sengoku,
Choko Iida,
Michiyo Kogure,
Yoshiko Kuga,
Takashi Shimura,
Eitaro Shindo.
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Originally titled Yoidore tenshi, Drunken Angel was director Akira Kurosawa's first "auteur" project. "I finally discovered myself," he explained later. "It was my picture: I was doing it and no one else." Takashi Shimura plays an alcoholic doctor, running a fleabitten clinic in the slums of Tokyo. Shimura tries to pull himself together long enough to save the life of ...
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James Bolton directs this spare, sensitive depiction of an uncomfortable subject — man-boy love. Gawky and awkward late twenty-something Eban (Brent Fellows) returns suddenly to his Washington state hometown after a stint as a Seattle soccer coach. He is vague about his reasons for leaving while his parents seem to have adopted a "don't ask, don't tell" policy towards their son ...
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El Coronel No Tiene Quien Le Escriba (1999)
Genre:
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Rural Drama.
Director:
Arturo Ripstein.
Actors:
Fernando Luján,
Marisa Paredes,
Salma Hayek,
Rafael Inclán,
Ernesto Yanez,
Daniel Jiménez Cacho,
Esteban Soberones,
Patricia Reyes Spindola,
Odiseo Bichir,
Julian Pastor,
Eugenio Lobo.
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Based on the novel of Gabriel Garcia Marquez by the same name, but set in the forties, the film is a reflection on life and its illusions by the Mexican master Arturo Ripstein. In a small coastal town in Mexico in the late 1940's, an obstinate colonel of the anticlerical Cristeros War keeps waiting for the pension that has been promised to him but never delivered. Every Friday, he goes down to the ...
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Eleni (1985)
Genre:
Historical Film,
Drama,
Psychological Drama,
Political Drama.
Director:
Peter Yates.
Actors:
Kate Nelligan,
John Malkovich,
Linda Hunt,
Oliver Cotton,
Ronald Pickup,
Rosalie Crutchley,
Glenne Headly,
Dimitra Arliss,
Steve Plytas,
Noam Almaz,
Patricia Carroll Brown,
Maria Calvente,
Michael Chesden,
Avril Clark,
John Eastham,
Christiana Fragou,
Claudia Gough,
Stefan Gryff,
Lisa Jakub,
Alison King,
Andrea Laskari,
Leon Lissek,
Keram Malicki-Sanchez,
Arlene Mazerolle,
Alfred Molina,
Miguel Pedregosa,
Adrienne Pocock,
Lisa Rose,
John Rumney,
Aaron Schwartz,
Paul L. Smith,
Anthony Stamboulieh,
Vic Tablian,
Theresa Tora,
Athena Voyatzis,
Anhoula Vraka,
Peter Woodthorpe,
Michael Zelniker.
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Based on the autobiographical novel by Nicholas Gage, Eleni traces Gage's search for the truth behind the execution of his Greek mother Eleni. John Malkovich plays Gage (herein referred to only as Nick), a New York Times journalist assigned to cover a border war in Albania. Intimately familiar with his beat—it's where he grew up—Nick periodically flashes back to his childhood, ...
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