07 Sep 2005
Paradise Now
Two childhood friends are recruited for a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.
The Tempest
The spell has been cast.
An adaptation of Shakespeare's classic is set in the Mississippi bayous during the Civil War.
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Peter Fonda Gideon Prosper
John Glover Anthony Prosper
Harold Perrineau Ariel
Katherine Heigl Miranda Prosper
John Pyper-Ferguson Gator Man
Eddie Mills Captain Frederick Allen
Dennis Redfield Wilfried "Willy" Gonzo
Donzaleigh Abernathy Mambo Azaleigh
Jon Huffman General Grant
Tom Nowicki General Sherman
Rhoda Griffis Sophie Dupree
Lonnie Hamilton Old Ariel
Rachel Crouch Young Miranda
Alex Van Lead Raider
Tim Parati Raider
Charles Lawlor General Pemberton
David Dwyer Sheriff
Robert C. Treveiler Union Sentry
Roby Pettit Picket #2
Bruce M. Chapnick Bluecoat
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