1. Shashank Vimukthi (1994) Rating 9.2
The two detainees have been on a bond for many years, finding solace and
eventual release through simple courtesy actions.
A history of the former successful banker's experiences as a prisoner in
Shashank's gloomy prison after being convicted of a crime he had not
previously committed. The film depicts a man's unique way of dealing with
his new, painful life; Along the way, he befriends many fellow inmates,
especially a clever long-time prisoner named Red.
After his wife ******, hotshot banker Andrew Dufresne was sent to
Shawshank Jail, where a general inconvenience occurs. Over the years, he has maintained hope. Eventually, he gains the respect of his fellow inmates,
especially the long-convicted "Red" Redding, a black marketer and an influential figure inside the prison. In the end, Andrew achieves his goal on his terms.
Andy Dufresne was sent to Shawshank Jail for ****** for his wife and her secret lover. He was very lonely and lonely at first but realized that there
was something deep inside his body that people could not touch or gain
.... 'hope'. Andy befriends prison 'fixer' Red, and Andy replicates why dreaming is important. His spirit and will take us to a world full of imagination, courage, and desire. Will Andy ever make his dreams come true? Bank merchant Andy Dufresne committed the **** offense of his wife and her lover and was sentenced to life imprisonment in Shawshank prison. Life seems to have taken a turn, but luckily Andy befriends a few more prisoners, especially a character known only to Red. Over time, Andy finds ways to live life smoothly in prison, sending the message to everyone that the body can be captured in a cell, the soul can never be imprisoned. Is
2. The Godfather (1972) Rating 9.1
The elderly grandfather of an organized criminal dynasty transferred his
hidden empire to his unwilling son.
Godfather "Dawn" Vito Carlson is the head of the Carlson Mafia family in
New York. On the occasion of his daughter's wedding. Metal, Vito's youngest son, and the decorated WW II Marine also attended the wedding.
It seems that Michael is not interested in being part of the family business.
Vito is a powerful man and kind to all who respect him but cruel to those who do not. But when a powerful and unfaithful rival wants to sell drugs and needs Dawn's influence for this, Vito refuses to do so. This is followed by a
confrontation between Vito's faded old values and new ways, allowing
Michael to do what he does not want to do and wage a silent war against all the other mafia families that are tearing the Carilion family apart. Could not.
Michael, the young and ideal son of Vito Carlson, the head of the most powerful mafia clan in New York, is determined to return home and live his life as a war hero. But tragic circumstances have to deal with his family
legacy.
Story "Don" Vito Carlson, the head of the New York Mafia "family,"
oversees his daughter's marriage with his wife, Carmella. Her beloved son
Michael had just returned home from the war, but his father did not want to be part of the business. The nature of the family business becomes clear through Michael's life. The company of the family is equal to that of the head of the family, kind and gracious to those who respect him but is subjected to brutal violence whenever anything stands against the well-
being of the family. Don Vito lives his life like an old country, but times are changing, and some do not want to follow old ways and look for community and "family." A growing rival in the Carlson family wants to start selling drugs in New York and needs Dan's influence to carry out his plan. The clash of Dan's fading old world values and new ways demands a terrible price, especially from Michael, for the family.
Vito Carlion Carlion is the old Dawn (head) of the Carlion Mafia family. Their youngest son Michael Connie Carlson (Michael's sister) from WWII,
returned to see Carlo marry Rizzie. Michael's family is associated with the whole mafia, but Michael wants to live everyday life. Drug dealer Virgil
Sozo is looking to protect mafia families from drug money in exchange for profit. He contacted Dan Carlione about it, but, against the advice of Dan's lawyer Tom Hagen, Dan morally opposed the use of drugs and turned down the offer. Sozo did not like it, and he killed Dan by some of his hitmen. Dan had just escaped, starting a violent mob war against his son Michael Solozo
and tearing the Carilion family apart.
3 The Dark Knight (2008) 9.0
When the so-called threat of the Joker wreaks havoc on the Gotham
people, Batman must accept one of the most significant psychological and
physical tests of his ability to fight injustice.
Batman Begins (2005), set within a year of the events of Batman,
Lieutenant James Gordon, and the new District Attorney Harvey Dent,
successfully began to corner criminals harassing Gotham City, a
a mysterious and tragic criminal known only as the mastermind of "The
Joker" appearing in "Gotham." Created new confusion. Batman's fight
against The Joker has become so personal that he "has to face everything
he trusts". And improves his technique to stop him. A love triangle develops
between Bruce Wayne, Dent, and Rachel Dawes.
After Batman Begins (2005), the film reunites with writer, producer, and
director Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale, re-enacting the Batman /
Bruce Wayne's role in the war on crime. With the help of Lieutenant James
Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, a Batman, set out to destroy organized crime in Gotham for good. The trinity proves to be effective. But soon, the trio finds themselves victims of a rising criminal mastermind called the "Joker," who confuses Gotham and forces Batman to cross the fine line between hero and vigilante. Does.
Gotham's new district attorney was elected. His name is Harvey Dent, and he has a severe new plan that threatens to wipe out Gotham's organized crime underworld with an iron fist. But the emergence of an evil vigilante called Batman caused problems for Dent and his agenda. A new criminal mastermind known only as "The Joker" arrived and aimed to pull Gotham out from under the iron fists of Harvey Dent. The Joker skillfully manages a
planned bank robbery and blinds the Gotham mob. He uses the money to carry out a series of vicious and tactical attacks against the city and its people, with everyone carefully planning and targeting Dent and Batman while the rest of the city panics. Meanwhile, Wayne Enterprises' dealings with Batman, a dark Chinese banker, may have taken him to the Joker, and it took Batman and Alfred to Hong Kong. The Joker has no rules, but the same is true for Batman, and the Joker's goal is for Batman to break his only law. But who did not take him out? Would it be an evil vigilante Batman,
or would it be chosen as an official hero Harvey Dent?
- halo1k One year after the events of the Batman Begins (2008) incident,
Batman, Lieutenant James Gordon, and District Attorney Harvey Dent planned to attack the mob by arresting the shadow accountant of the group. Lau is kidnapped by Batman from his building and imprisoned. Law uncovers the secrets that lead to the imprisonment of almost all mob bosses. Disappointed group owners turn to The Joker, a sad psychic with green hair, completely yellow teeth, and a custom purple suit. The Joker killed a judge, a police commissioner and tried the mayor and Harvey. The
Joker's actions create confusion and anarchy among the Gotham people,
Batman has to fight injustice and is close to the fine line between hero and
vigilance.
With the help of Allie Lieutenant James Gordon and District Attorney Harvey
Dent, Batman was able to keep a tight grip on crime in Gotham City. But
when a petite young criminal who calls himself "The Joker" suddenly
plunges the city into chaos, the Copped Crusader seems to be drawing a
the fine line between heroism and vigilance.
4. 12 Angry Men (1957) 8.9
The jury seeks to prevent a miscarriage of justice by forcing its colleagues
to reconsider the holdout evidence.
The defense and prosecution are at rest, and the jury enters the jury room to decide whether a young man is guilty or not guilty of his father's murder.
What started as ******'s open and closed case will soon turn into a
detective story, providing clues that could lead to suspects, and each one is about jury bias and investigation. Presented in a short drama of preconceived notions. Charges and each other. Based on the play, all actions take place on the jury room stage.
When a young Puerto Rican boy is on trial for his father's alleged ******, 11
of the 12 judges quickly vote that he is guilty in the case in which he is
directly involved. The rest of the judges seemed skeptical of the evidence at
hand and demanded a thorough discussion of the facts from each judge
before sentencing the boy to death: Prove the defendant guilty without
reasonable doubt.
The decision of the open and closed case is in the hands of twelve judges; the verdict is clear, the guilty. But for one, there is more to it than meets the eye. What else can be hidden in the case details? Kill an innocent? Or will the guilty be spared?
By the end of the season, a unanimous, cut-and-dry convict verdict was required, as twelve judges held in their hands the fate of an eighteen-year-
the older man in a small jury room in New York City during a hot summer.
Although it looks like an open and closed case of First Degree ******, one person, Judge # 8, has reasonable doubts about the guilt of the young defendant, even more so because he is a hunch. Meets the eye. After all, a
person is innocent until proven guilty. Can Judge # 8, overcoming the stubborn prejudices of eleven other jurors, shed light on the truth?
The "12 Angry Men" capital ****** focuses on the jury's deliberations in the case. An 18-year-old Puerto Rican boy accused of stabbing his father to death by a 12-year-old jury is sent to begin a first-degree ****** problem,
where the guilty verdict means automatic execution. The case appears to be open and closed: the defendant has a weak alibi; The sword he claimed to have lost ****** was found at the scene; And many witnesses heard screams, watched the murder or saw the boy fleeing the scene. Eleven judges were immediately convicted; Jury Member no. Only 8 (Mr. Davis) will vote not guilty. Firstly Mr. Davis made his vote more grounded for debate;
Ultimately, judges must believe without reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty. During the discussions, the story quickly studies the complex personalities of the judges (from intelligent, bright, and sympathetic to arrogant, biased, and cruel), preconceived notions, backgrounds, and interactions. This provides the backdrop for Mr. Davis' attempts to
persuade other judges that the "not guilty" verdict could be upheld.
5 . Schindler's List (1993) 8.9
During World War II, industrialist Oscar Schindler gradually became concerned about his Jewish workers after witnessing Nazi violence in German-occupied Poland.
Oscar Schindler was a vain and greedy German businessman who became an impossible humanist during the brutal German **** regime when he wanted to turn his factory into a Jewish refuge. Based on the true story of Oscar Schindler, who was able to suffocate nearly 1100 Jews in the Auschwitz concentration camp, it is a testament to the good in all of us.
The incredible true story of Oscar Schindler, a vague and opportunistic businessman who saved the lives of more than 1,100 Jews during the Holocaust. Schindler's List describes the trials and tribulations of a man who endured one of the darkest chapters in human history because of his actions and the suffering of the living.
Businessman Oscar Schindler arrived in Krakow in 1939, ready to make his fortune from World War II, which had just begun. Joining the **** party primarily for political gain, he works with Jewish workers for practical reasons in his factory. When SS Krakow starts to expel the Jews from the ghetto, Schindler arranges to keep his workers safe to run his factory, but he soon finds out that he is taking innocent lives. Saving.
The real story of Czechoslovakian Oscar Schindler is a businessman who tried to make his fortune by exploiting cheap Jewish labor during World War II but ended poverty by saving nearly 1000 Polish Jews from death during the Holocaust.
"List of Schindlers" **** is the real-life story of Czech businessman Oscar Schindler, who uses Jewish workers to start a factory in occupied Poland. As World War II progresses and Jewish destiny becomes more apparent, Schindler's motivation shifts from profit to human sympathy, and he can save more than 1100 Jews from death in gas chambers.
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