Showtime 2006-12-08--2006-12-09

Action, USA. Singer Ellen Aim is kidnapped by a motorcycle gang and her ex-boyfriend Tom is coming to her rescue in this rock & roll fantasy. Director: Walter Hill (93). With Michael Paré, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis.

Sci-Fi, USA. Ben Crandall is a young sci-fi enthusiast whose biggest wish in life is to travel i space. His computer-happy friend Wolfgang helps him with this and together with another friend they take off into space. There they meet an extraterrestrial whose knowledge of earth is limited to what he's seen on TV. Director: Joe Dante (109) With Ethan Hawke, River Phoenix, Bobby Fite.

Sci-Fi, AUS. A health clinic uses the residents of a small community as a test market for some revolutionary new vitamin supplements. But the pills have a horrific side effect. Soon the locals are beginning to mutate, melt or explode. Director: Philip Brophy (81). With Gerard Kennedy, Andrew Daddo, Regina Gaigalas.

Action, USA. Clarence is a comic shop clerk who falls in love with a prostitute called Alabama. Alabama wants out of the business and Clarence offers to talk with her pimp. What he doesn't tell her is that he also plans to kill the pimp and when the deed is done he grabs a suitcase that he thinks contains Alabama's clothes. Instead it holds $5 million worth of cocaine. Scripted by Quentin Tarantino. Director: Tony Scott ( 120). With Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper.

Drama, JPN. A 16th-century warlord announces that he's about to divide his kingdom equally among his three sons. The sons however have plans of their own and soon their battling each other over total control of the kingdom. Based on Shakespeare's King Lear. Director: Akira Kurosawa (160) With Tatsuya Nakadai, Akira Terao, Jinpachi Nezu.

Drama, USA. The Doom Generation is the second film in Gregg Araki's "Teen apocalypse trilogy". Amy and Jordan, a freaky and obnoxius young couple, team up with Xavier, a strange drifter, and embarks on a violent road trip. Director: Gregg Araki (85). With James Duval, Rose McGowan, Johnathon Schaech.

Drama, Fra. During World War II, Albert Dehousse finds out that his father never was the war hero his mother always told him he was and she is a collaborator with the German invadors. He then decides to become someone important, which turns out to be easy for him as he is a compulsive liar. "Best Screenplay" in Cannes 1996. Director: Jaques Audiard (107). With Mathieu Kassovitz, Anouk Grinberg, Sandrine Kiberlain.

Thriller, USA. Two FBI agents are sent to a small town in Mississippi where three civil right activists has disappeared. The crime seems to be the work of Ku Klux Klan and it is difficult to get anyone to talk about it. Based on true events. Director: Alan Parker (125). With Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe, Frances McDormand.

Thriller, UK. David Ash is researching and exposing false supernatural experiences and is called to a manor to investigate what is believed to be haunting spirits. He refuses to accept that the house is haunted until a vision of his sister who drowned when he was a kid appears. Director: Lewis Gilbert (108). With Aidan Quinn, Kate Beckinsale, Anthony Andrews.

Thriller, USA. A sailor framed for murder teams up with Phillip and Missy Mills, a weird couple that drags him into a series of dangerous affairs. When he falls in love with Missy things gets even more dangerous. Director: Jim McBride (104). With Rosanna Arquette, Kevin Anderson, John Lithgow.

Thriller, SK. Several dismembered bodies turns up i plastic bags scattered around Seoul. Detectives Jo and Oh is assigned to lead the investigation which lead to the conclusion that the killer clearly have a grasp of basic surgery and knows how to use a scalpel. Director: Yoon-Hyun Chang (118). With Suk-kyu Han, Eun-ha Shim, Hang-Seon Jang.

Thriller, USA. Private eye Harry Ross are broke and divorced and lives with his friends Jack and Catherine Ames. Attracted to Catherine he soon stumbles over an unsolved case regarding the disapperance of her first husband. Director: Robert Benton (94). With Paul Newman, Susan Sarandon, Reese Witherspoon.