In a tyrannical post modern Britain a political villain threatens the government.

Starring: Hugo Weaving, Natalie Portman, Stephen Rea, Stephen Fry and John Hurt.

Cast & Characters: Natalie Portman as Evey, Hugo Weaving as V, Stephen Rea as Finch, Stephen Fry as Deitrich, John Hurt as Adam Sutler, Rupert Graves as Dominic, Roger Allam as Lewis Prothero, Natasha Wightman as Valerie, Eddie Marsan as Etheridge, Ian Burfield as Tweed Coat Fingerman, Mark Phoenix as Willy Fingerman, Alister Mazzotti as Baldy Fingerman, Cosima Shaw as Patricia, Megan Gay as BTN News Poppet, Richard Campbell as Security Guard, Malcolm Sinclair as Major Wilson, Selina Giles as Evey’s Mother, Carsten Hayes as Evey’s Father, Imogen Poots as Young Valerie, David Merheb as Young Man, Ian T. Dickinson as Avian Flu News Poppet, David Leitch as Convenience Store V, Richard Laing as Parliament Lieutenant and William Tapley as Radio Man.

Directed by James McTeigue. Produced by Joel Silver, Larry Wachowski, Andy Wachowski and Grant Hill. Screenplay written by: Larry Wachowski and Andy Wachowski. Comic book written by: Alan Moore and David Lloyd. Music by Dario Marianelli, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and Ludwig van Beethoven. Studio: Warner Bros, Virtual Studios and Silver Pictures. Distributed by Warner Bros. USA & UK. Release date: December 11, 2005 (Butt-Numb-A-Thon), March 17, 2006 (US & UK). Running time: 132 minutes in English.

Rated R by the MPAA for strong violence and some language.

Peaceful villagers are enslaved by the Mayan Sun cult. They are to be sacrificed to the gods during an eclipse to create fear among the people.

Starring: Rudy Youngblood, Raoul Trujillo, Mayra Sérbulo, Dalia Hernández, Gerardo Taracena, Rodolfo Palacios, Bernardo Ruiz Juarez, Ammel Rodrigo Mendoza, Ricardo Diaz Mendoza and Israel Contreras.

Cast & Characters: Rudy Youngblood as Jaguar Paw, Dalia Hernández as Seven, Jonathan Brewer as Blunted, Morris Birdyellowhead as Flint Sky, Carlos Emilio Báez as Turtles Run, Amilcar Ramírez as Curl Nose, Israel Contreras as Smoke Frog, Israel Ríos as Cocoa Leaf, María Isabel Díaz as Mother in Law (as Isabel Diaz), Espiridion Acosta Cache as Old Story Teller, Mayra Serbulo as Young Woman, Iazua Larios as Sky Flower, Lorena Heranandez as Village Girl, Itandehui Gutierrez as Wife, Sayuri Gutierrez as Eldest Daughter, Hiram Soto as Fish Hunter and José Suárez as First Temple Sacrifice.

Directed by Mel Gibson. Produced by Mel Gibson, Farhad Safinia, Bruce Davey and Ned Dowd. Written by Mel Gibson and Farhad Safinia. Music by James Horner and Rahat Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Cinematography by Dean Semler. Editing by John Wright. Studio: Icon Productions. Distributed by United States: Touchstone Pictures and Icon Productions. Release date: December 8, 2006. Running time: 140 minutes in Mayan.

Rated R by the MPAA for sequences of graphic violence and disturbing images.

In the near future, the entire human race is infertile. Nearly 20 years after the last human birth a group of renegades discover a pregnant woman they must protect.

Starring: Clive Owen, Julianne Moore, Michael Caine, Claire-Hope Ashitey, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Pam Ferris and Danny Huston.

Cast & Characters: Clive Owen as Theo Faron, Michael Caine as Jasper, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Luke, Julianne Moore as Julian, Charlie Hunnam as Patric, Danny Huston as Nigel, Paul Sharma as Ian, Tehmina Sunny as Zara, Jody Halse as Immigration Policeman, Michael Klesic as Rado, Simon Poland as Preacher Trafalgar Square, Ed Westwick as Alex, Valerie Griffiths as Dog Track Woman, Rob Inch as Road Traffic Police, Dhaffer L’Abidine as Dhafer, Bruno Ouvrard as Bruno, Jacek Koman as Tomasz, Joy Richardson as Joy, Caroline Lena Olsson as Caroline, Milenka James as Milenka, Somi De Souza as Somi, Francisco Labbe as Francisco, Peter Mullan as Syd, Oana Pellea as Marichka, Faruk Pruti as Sirdjan and Nirmala Martis as Wailing Woman.

Directed by Alfonso Cuarón. Produced by Marc Abraham, Eric Newman, Iain Smith, Hilary Shor, Tony Smith, Thomas Bliss and Armyan Bernstein. Novel written by P. D. James. Screenplay written by Alfonso Cuarón, Timothy J. Sexton, David Arata, Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby. Music by John Tavener. Cinematography by Emmanuel Lubezki. Editing by Alfonso Cuarón and Alex Rodríguez. Studio: Strike Entertainment. Distributed by Universal Pictures. Release date: 22 September 2006 (UK) December 25, 2006 (US). Running time: 109 minutes in English.

Rated R by the MPAA for strong violence, language, some drug use and brief nudity.

An Army Private in the highly classified “Human Hibernation Experiment” sleeps until the year 2505 where he is the smartest person in the world.

Starring: Luke Wilson, Maya Rudolph and Dax Shepard.

Cast & Characters: Luke Wilson as Joe Bauers, Maya Rudolph as Rita, Dax Shepard as Frito, Terry Crews as President Camacho, David Herman as Secretary of State, Justin Long as Doctor, Patrick Fischler as Yuppie Husband, Darlene Hunt as Yuppie Wife, Valerie Posas as New Slutty Girl, Andrew Wilson as Beef Supreme, Joseph Cheatham as Doctor in Waiting Room, Heather Kafka as Woman at Carl’s Jr., Randal Reeder as Secret Service Thug, Brendan Hill as Secretary of Energy, Thomas Haden Church as Brawndo CEO, Greg Pitts as Cameraman, Jason Konopisos as Cop at Government Center, Mitch Baker as Doctor – with Trashy Guy and Chris Warner as Cop at Costco.

Directed by Mike Judge. Produced by Mike Judge, Elysa Koplovitz and Michael Nelson. Written by Mike Judge and Etan Cohen. Narrated by Earl Mann. Music by Theodore Shapiro. Cinematography by Tim Suhrstedt. Editing by David Rennie. Distributed by 20th Century Fox. Release date: September 1, 2006. Running time: 84 minutes in English. Rated R by the MPAA for language and sex-related humor.

This documentary examines the legality and legitimacy of the Income Tax, the IRS and the Federal Reserve.

Starring: Katherine Albrecht, Joe Banister, Dave Champion, Vernice Kuglin, Rep. Ron Paul, Aaron Russo and Irwin Schiff.

Directed and produced by Aaron Russo. Released July 28 2006. 95 minutes in English.

Looking for the source of the most dangerous drug, Substance D., an undercover officer gets addicted and looses his mind.

Starring: Keanu Reeves, Robert Downey, Jr., Woody Harrelson and Winona Ryder.

Cast & Characters: Rory Cochrane as Charles Freck, Robert Downey Jr. as James Barris, Mitch Baker as Brown Bear Lodge Host, Keanu Reeves as Bob Arctor, Steven Chester Prince as Cop, Winona Ryder as Donna Hawthorne, Woody Harrelson as Ernie Luckman, Chamblee Ferguson as Medical Deputy #2, Angela Rawna as Medical Deputy #1, Eliza Stevens as Arctor’s Daughter #1, Sarah Menchaca as Arctor’s Daughter #2, Melody Chase as Arctor’s Wife, Lisa Marie Newmyer as Connie, Wilbur Penn as Medical Officer #1, Ken Webster as Medical Officer #2, Hugo Perez as New Path Staff Member #1, Dameon Clarke as Mike, Leila Plummer as New Path Resident #2, Jason Douglas as New Path Farm Manager and Marco Perella as Donald.

Directed by Richard Linklater. Produced by Tommy Pallotta, George Clooney, Steven Soderbergh, Anne Walker-McBay, Palmer West, Jonah Smith and Erwin Stoff. Novel written by Philip K. Dick. Screenplay written by Richard Linklater. Music by Graham Reynolds. Cinematography Shane F. Kelly. Editing by Sandra Adair. Distributed by Warner Independent. Release date: July 7, 2006. Running time: 100 minutes in English.

The renowned historical time line of terrorism committed by powerful nations around the world and its consequences.

Featuring: Alex Jones, Ray McGovern, Cindy Sheehan, Michael Meacher, Annie Machon, Morgan Reynolds, Prof. Steven Jones, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Brian Haw, Michael Hayden, Adolf Hitler, David Shayler, Charlie Sheen, Larry Silverstein, Paul Joseph Watson and Steve Watson. Directed and produced by Alex Jones. 113 min in English.

This maybe the most controversial film ever made because of the many fanatical beliefs people hold surrounding the topic of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Directed by Dylan Avery. Produced by Korey Rowe, Dylan Avery, Jason Bermas and Matthew Brown. Written by Dylan Avery. Music by DJ Skooly. Editing by Dylan Avery. Distributed by Microcinema International. Release date: December 11, 2005.

Starring: Aaron Eckhart, Cameron Bright, Katie Holmes, Maria Bello, David Koechner, Rob Lowe, Adam Brody, Sam Elliott, William H. Macy, J.K. Simmons and Robert Duvall.

Cast & Characters: Joan Lunden as Herself, Eric Haberman as Robin Williger, Aaron Eckhart as Nick Naylor, Todd Louiso as Ron Goode, Jeff Witzke as Kidnapper, J.K. Simmons as BR, Marianne Muellerleile as Teacher, Cameron Bright as Joey Naylor, Jordan Garrett as Kid #2, Courtney Taylor Burness as Kid #3, Jordan Del Spina as Kid #4, Maria Bello as Polly Bailey, David Koechner as Bobby Jay Bliss, Kim Dickens as Jill Naylor, Daniel Travis as Brad, William H. Macy as Senator Ortolan Finistirre, Richard Speight Jr. as Trainee, Eric Maldonado as Tobacco Club Host, Robert Duvall as Captain, Renée Graham as Tiffany, Katie Holmes as Heather Holloway, Adam Brody as Jack, Timothy Dowling as EGO Assistant, Rob Lowe as Jeff Megall, Sam Elliott as Lorne Lutch, Connie Ray as Pearl, Dennis Miller as Himself, Marc Scizak as Ski Mask #2, Rachel Thorp as Flighty Girl, Karen Harrison as Nurse, Aaron Lustig as Doctor, Melora Hardin as Interviewer, Brian Palermo as FBI Agent, Michael Mantell as Dr. Meisenbach, Tonyo Meléndez as Mr. Herera, Spencer Garrett as Senator Lothridge, Earl Billings as Senator Dupree, Catherine Reitman as Reporter #1, Sean Patrick Murphy as Reporter #2, David O. Sacks as Oil Lobbyist, Nancy O’Dell as Herself, Roy Jenkins as Debate Moderator, Howard Weitzman as Gentleman #1 and Bruce French as Gentleman #2.

Directed by Jason Reitman. Produced by David O. Sacks and Edward R. Pressman. Written by Christopher Buckley and Jason Reitman. Music by Rolfe Kent. Studio: Room 9. Distributed by Fox Searchlight Pictures. Release date: September 9, 2005. Running time: 92 minutes in English. Rated R by the MPAA for language and some sexual content

Based on the true story of the life of the music great Johnny Cash.

Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon, Ginnifer Goodwin, Robert Patrick, Dallas Roberts, Dan John Miller, Larry Bagby and Shelby Lynne.

Cast & Characters: Joaquin Phoenix as John R. Cash, Reese Witherspoon as June Carter, Ginnifer Goodwin as Vivian Cash, Robert Patrick as Ray Cash, Dallas Roberts as Sam Phillips, Dan John Miller as Luther Perkins, Larry Bagby as Marshall Grant, Tyler Hilton as Elvis Presley, Waylon Payne as Jerry Lee Lewis, Sandra Ellis Lafferty as Maybelle Carter, Clay Steakley as W.S. ‘Fluke’ Holland, Johnny Holiday as Carl Perkins, Ridge Canipe as Young J.R., Lucas Till as Young Jack Cash, McGhee Monteith as Reba Cash, Hailey Anne Nelson as Rosanne Cash, Kerris Dorsey as Kathy Cash, Delaney Keefe as Cindy Cash, Victoria Hester as Carlene Carter, James DeForest Parker as Inmate, Glenn Alan Gardner as Texarkana Stage Manager, Danny Vinson as Texarkana MC, Rhoda Griffis as Five and Dime Manager, J.D. Evermore as F.B.I. Man, Helen Ingebritsen as Bank Teller, Tim Ware as A & R Man #1, Clare Grant as Lissome Girl, Brian Deas as NCO and Glenda Pannell as Neighbor Woman.

Directed by James Mangold. Produced by James Keach and Cathy Konrad. Written by James Mangold and Gill Dennis. Music by T-Bone Burnett. Cinematography by Phedon Papamichael Jr. Editing by Michael McCusker. Distributed by 20th Century Fox. Release date: September 4, 2005. Running time: 135 minutes in English.

Rated PG-13 by the MPAA for some language, thematic material and depiction of drug dependency.