Movies released in 2011

Close Encounter of Mahjong

43/100

A refreshing Chinese dark comedy.

Los verduleros 4

45/100

A police commander fails to drag in a dangerous drug cartel, despite using all the (limited) equipment at his disposal, and his best detectives as infiltrated agents. It's then that old ... See full summary »

Changing Tides

67/100

This dramatic film follows the lives of four friends who inadvertently become involved in a web of love...

Amarillo

78/100

Abby 79

82/100

An anniversary and a lost memento provoke painful memories of family loss and estrangement for an aging Abby.

Sajadah ka'bah

72/100

Femme écrite

52/100

Isabella de Rosis

63/100

Refugee: The Long Journey of Anar Usubov

82/100

The story of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict through the eyes of 8-year-old Anar Usubov, a boy from the town of Khojaly. The film opens during the collapse of the Soviet Union and chronicles ... See full summary »

From Rags to Reuben

67/100

Reuben likes to drink. Reuben also likes to run. Or chase girls, that is. And now he is smitten with the unattainable Stefania...

Saybrook: The Tully Girls

85/100

Following 9 sisters through their lives in Connecticut from 1793 to 1880.

El Detective Cojines

65/100

WWE Best of King of the Ring Vol 3

67/100

For more than 20 years, the King of the Ring has been a favorite tradition of the WWE Universe, a tournament to crown wrestling royalty. Past kings have included Bret "Hit Man" Hart, Stone ... See full summary »

Mati muda di pelukan janda

25/100

The Collective

70/100

Bound for Glory

67/100

Atys

75/100

Atys is a 'tragédie en musique' in a prelude and five acts. It was premiered at the royal court in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, January 10, 1676. Although this opera was met with indifference by ... See full summary »

Novogodnyaya SMSka

45/100

Disney XD: Pair of Kings Flipbook

78/100

Sans pudeur ni morale

92/100

In this world of media, where you can film someone's private life or the worst acts of violence, 'No Pain No Shame' breaks through the boundaries between reporting and cinema. Issa, a young... See full summary »