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DVD Film - DVD movie Collateral [2004]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Jamie Foxx has led his earthly life as a taxi driver for 12 years. The faces of the passengers deflate in front of him as in a mirror, coming and going. Until today. Vincent (Tom Cruise) is a hit man. One of the best. When the leadership of the international narco cartel learns that some of its members are about to be indicted by a federal grand jury, it decides to mount an operation in which all of the Crown witnesses will be neutralized. The last date for the event is this night. In the evening, Vincent arrives in L. A. Five people are expected to be dead by morning.
DVD Film - DVD movie Short circuit [2011]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. An action thriller from the director of the "Danny's Partners" trilogy, Steven Soderbergh, with an excellent cast. Mallory Kane is a covert government agent who works in the most dangerous and dirty corners of the world, and her missions aren't always exactly legal. After successfully freeing a Chinese journalist, one of her colleagues betrays her and wants her dead. She becomes the target of assassins who know her every move, and to survive, she must hunt down those who betrayed her. Thanks to his military training, he devises the perfect - and dangerous - ambush.
DVD Film - DVD movie Maniac [2012]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Elijah Wood. Maniac is a 21st century Jack the Ripper movie set in contemporary Los Angeles. Maniac is a new take on the cult film that many have hailed as the greatest thriller of all time - an intimate, visually daring, psychologically complex and deeply terrifying journey into the nightmare of a killer and his victims.
DVD Film - DVD film The Clamping Cassock [2005]. Edition Film X. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Adrien Brody, Keira Knightley. Gulf War veteran Jack Starks (Adrien Brody) was shot in the head. When he recovers, he returns to his native Vermont. But after the accident, he loses his memory. He is accused of murdering a police officer and is transferred to a mental hospital. There he is subjected to the contradictory treatment of Dr. Becker (Kris Kristofferson). He is injected with untried drugs, handcuffed in a straitjacket and locked in one of the underground morgue's lockers for a long time.
DVD Film - DVD film Man in the Shadow [2010]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Ewan McGregor, Pierce Brosnan. Memoir writing is a gamble. Directed by Roman Polanski. From the pen of master historical novelist Robert Harris, this thriller brings the gripping story of a writer who is hired to write the memoirs of a former British Prime Minister. The plot takes a dangerous turn shortly after the corpse of his predecessor on this literary project washes up on the deserted winter beach of a famous American resort. It doesn't take long for the "ghost" to realize that he has made a terrible mistake by accepting an attractive job: The ex-prime minister turns out to be a man whose past holds secrets that have the power to kill.
DVD Film - DVD film Camouflage [1991]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Dolph Lundgren. Only one man can avert a world catastrophe. A terrorist attack has been perpetrated on a US naval base. Reporter Mike Anderson is supposed to shed light on the mysterious background of the attack, which doesn't sit well with the CIA. A terrorist attack has been perpetrated on a US naval base. Reporter Mike Anderson is supposed to shed light on the mysterious background of the attack, which doesn't sit well with the CIA. Mike gets caught up in a tangled web of intrigue and discovers that the attack was only meant to cover up the theft of a capsule containing a dangerous nerve gas.
DVD Film - DVD film Her Confession [1929]. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock. On a sudden whim, a young girl, Alice, embarks on a flirtation with a strange man, not knowing what the consequences will be. A man tries to rape her and Alice stabs him in self-defence. Detective Frank, Alice's fiancé, is assigned to the case and soon suspects that everything is connected to her. But he's not the only one who knows the truth - soon the blackmailer who saw Alice in the act reports in...
DVD Film - DVD movie Matador [1986]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Assumpta Serna, Antonio Banderas, Carmen Maura. Former top matador Diego Montes runs a school for toreadors in Madrid. He misses killing in the arena so much that he turns this obsession and passion into a relationship with women. Diego's pupil Ángel (Antonio Banderas) is a sensitive soul raised by his mother, a religious fanatic. To prove his manhood to his teacher, Ángel tries to rape Diego's fiancée.
DVD Film - DVD movie Blood of my blood [2009]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Jean Reno, Gaspard Ulliel. The desire to leave is a betrayal of the entire clan. Milo Malakian (Jean Reno) is about to say goodbye to his career as a mafia godfather. As it happens, he has one last job ahead of him, and then only the longed-for rest awaits him. Soon, however, his plans are interfered with not only by the police, but mainly by an apple falling far from the tree. Malakian's son decided to break away from his family and make a proper living.
DVD Film - DVD film Red Lights [2012]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Robert De Niro, Cillian Murphy. How much do you want to believe? Two paranormal investigators, the experienced Dr. Margaret Matheson (Sigourney Weaver) and her young assistant Tom Buckley (Cillian Murphy), investigate various metaphysical phenomena in order to prove them wrong. Simon Silver (Robert De Niro), a legendary blind psychic who mysteriously disappeared thirty years ago, suddenly reappears and his case becomes a big deal for modern science. Tom becomes obsessed with Silver's case and his obsession deepens with each new piece of evidence of unexplained events. As Tom gets closer to Silver, the tension mounts and his worldview shakes at its foundations.
DVD Film - The unfinished novel represents a new take on the classic suspense noir genre with a Maltese Falcon-style plot.
DVD Film - War hero General Eugene Irwin (Robert Redford) refuses to submit to a cruel prison warden. But when one of the prisoners is murdered, the battle of wills erupts into full-scale war.
DVD Film - Interpreter [2005].CZ dubbing.CZ subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn. The truth needs no translation. Sydney Pollack's film.
DVD Film - The cast: Ben Affleck, Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm, Jeremy Renner. A seasoned robber is planning what could be the biggest success yet for his gang of thieves. In the process, he tries to figure out how to escape the trap of his life and the city while eluding an FBI agent who is trying to catch him and his band of bank robbers. Ben Affleck not only leads a superb cast, but he also directs and co-wrote the screenplay for this suspenseful, critically acclaimed crime thriller that takes place - and often explodes - in the gritty locations of Boston. Also starring Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm, Jeremy Renner, Blake Lively, Titus Welliver, Pete Postlethwaite and Chris Cooper.
DVD Film - If only he knew what she did... Joh and Emma - two versions of the same person. The peaceful atmosphere of the small town of Peacock is changed by a train crash, after which a woman nobody knows turns up at a bank clerk's house.
DVD Film - The cast: Clive Owen. The harsh realities of the digital world. Fourteen-year-old Annie fell in love for the first time via chat and webcam. But she could not have known that she had become the object of interest of a man who had taken cruel advantage of her naivety when they first met. Nothing will ever be the same for Annie. The whole family is struggling to cope with the horrific trauma of a young girl. Moreover, the FBI investigation proves that she was far from the first victim of this Internet sex maniac. Annie's father would like to take justice into his own hands, but he realises that the only thing they can do now is to support each other in this situation.
DVD Film - Masters of horror Wes Craven and Sean Cunningham are back. Extended version too extreme for cinema. Mari has come with her parents to spend the summer holidays at a remote lakeside mansion, from where the girl drives herself to a nearby town to visit a friend. Both girls are kidnapped by an escaped psychopathic prisoner and his cronies. Paige is murdered, but Mari, despite being raped and shot, manages to escape. He tries to get to his parents' house, but coincidentally, the killer's footsteps are also heading to their house.
DVD Film - One dead for one alive. James (Sean Bean) and Adélle (Maria Bello) are filled with grief over the loss of their own daughter, who recently drowned. In this frame of mind, they are caught by young Ebril (Abigail Stone), who claims to have died 60 years ago, but bears an uncanny resemblance to their beloved Sarah (Sophie Stuckey).
DVD Film - Directed by: Roman Polanski. Paris, the city of light, takes an ominous turn into a dark mood in Roman Polanski's psychological thriller The Tenant. Polanski portrayed Mr. Trelkovsky, a new tenant in a Paris apartment with a tragic past. The previous occupant, a young woman, threw herself from the upper floor balcony. Her belongings remain in the residence, feeding Trelkovsky's growing obsession with the woman. Or are they feeding his madness?