2006 Movies

Ben Stein looks at his career and the importance of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" in his life.

A girl gets involved in the affairs of a mysterious society that supervises the activities of the aliens on Earth.

Inga is a single mother. She is raising her eight-year-old son Kostya and dreams of finding him a good father. Until a certain point, all her attempts...

The birth of a horror heroine to rival Sadako and Tomie. Speak, speak, and speak more and more. Rumors and fears cannot be stopped.

A documentary about the Amityville haunting.

In a busy city an old man can no longer catch up. He has his own slow pace, making it impossible for him to connect with anybody. When he meets a litt...

A record of four years in the life of Miche, a charming, precocious, yet troubled teenage girl growing into womanhood in post-Apartheid South Africa.

A robbery goes terribly wrong and may have brought the infamous Edison Death Machine into the wrong hands. It can raise the dead!

Documentary about the artists Sigrid Hjertén and Isaac Grünewald.

The first of two DVDs released by experimental band Cornbugs, showcasing videos of band members Chop Top (Bill Moseley) and Buckethead partaking in bi...

Věra and Vladimír were a childless married couple. They were united by love, work, and the desire to have a child. When Vladimír suddenly dies at the...

“Out of Balance: ExxonMobil’s Impact on Climate Change” details the science and consequences of global warming. Its focus, however, is on ExxonMobil’s...

Jambhavan movie is about Velan (Prashanth) who is a responsible son of a village landlord (Vijayakumar). Adored by the villagers for his good deeds, P...

Upon returning home as a hero from the Iraq War, Special Forces Agent Matt Taylor (Joelson) is thrown right into another battle. This time it is in hi...

This film follows One Shot Sam, played by Donald G. Jackson, who is a private investigator based in Hollywood, California. He sends for his one time p...

An exploration of the exotic locations of 'The World Is Not Enough'