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Companies: Best Movies & TV Shows/Series by Orama Filmworks


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The Night Watchmen(2017)

1h 30min | Comedy, Horror
2.6/5 (with 55 votes)

Three inept night watchmen, aided by a young rookie and a fearless tabloid journalist, fight an epic battle to save their lives. A mistaken warehouse delivery unleashes a horde of hungry vampires, and these unlikely heroes must not only save themselves but also stop the scourge that threatens to take over the city of Baltimore.

Directed by Mitchell Altieri

Don’t Leave Home(2018)

1h 26min | Thriller, Mystery
2.4/5 (with 24 votes)

An American artist’s obsession with a disturbing urban legend leads her to an investigation of the story’s origins at the crumbling estate of a reclusive painter in Ireland.

The Night(2021)

1h 45min | Horror, Mystery
2.9/5 (with 31 votes)

An Iranian couple living in the US become trapped inside a hotel when insidious events force them to face the secrets that have come between them, in a night that never ends.

Directed by Kourosh Ahari - With Shahab Hosseini, Niousha Noor

Star Light(2020)

1h 29min | Horror, Thriller, Mystery
2.4/5 (with 3 votes)

A teen's life is turned upside down when he helps a world-famous pop star on the run to escape her violent pursuers.

Category: Woman(2022)

1h 16min | Documentary

When 18-year-old South African runner Caster Semenya burst onto the world stage in 2009, her championship was not celebrated, but marred by doubt, and her personal medical records leaked to international media. With some women's naturally high androgen levels deemed a performance advantage, the International Amateur Athletics Federation (now World Athletics) ruled that in order to compete, these female athletes must medically alter their healthy bodies. Category: Woman focuses on four athletes from the Global South who are forced out of competition by these regulations. The public scrutiny and policing of their bodies raises issues of racism, sexism and denial of their fundamental human right—who they are. Following up on her award-winning film Toxic Beauty, Phyllis Ellis exposes an industry controlled by men who put women's lives at risk, while this ongoing policing of women's bodies in sport remains, in a more nefarious way, under the guise of fair play.

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