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Starring Joel Kinnaman (Robocop, The Killing) and based upon the novels by Jens Lapidus, this follow-up to the critically acclaimed Easy Money comes to DVD, Blu-ray and iTunes 7th April. Directed by Babakna Jafi (Sebbe) EASY MONEY II ups the stakes from the thrilling first film with more action and more tension and boasting exceptional performances from returning cast members Matias Varela, Dragomir Mrsic, Fares Fares and Lisa Henni. JW (Kinnaman), the promising business student who became an organized coke smuggler in Easy Money, is serving hard time in prison and struggling to get back on an honest path. There are glimmers of hope in his life - some venture capitalists are interested in a new piece of trading software he's developed, and while behind bars he's made peace with an old enemy. This all proves to be an illusion. On leave from prison, and back in contact with his former gang, JW learns that once you've walked in the shoes of a criminal there just may be no going back. Available 7th April on DVD, Blu-ray and iTunes, EASY MONEY II is a must-see for fans of Nordic cinema and action films alike.
Small-time estate agent, Dino (Fabrizio Bentivoglio), seizes a chance to climb the local social-ladder when dropping his beautiful daughter Serena (Matilde Gioli) off to visit her boyfriend Massimiliano (Guglielmo Pinelli) – the son of Giovanni Bernaschi (Fabrizio Gifuni), a hot-shot hedge-fund investor, at a large villa on the edge of town. Making up the fourth man in a game of tennis doubles, his natural sporting ability and opportunistic eye provide him an unlikely entrance to a world where making money is both easy and fast. Depending on your access to the right amount of capital, that is. When Giovanni suggests Dino join his latest fund scheme, with a mere €500,000, Dino, is so desperate to be a part of the Bernaschi circle that he puts his own house and business up as collateral. When a cyclist is the victim of an accidental hit-and-run after a school awards ceremony one night just before Christmas the destinies of these two families are catastrophically interwoven and a mystery emerges from the accident that centres around the two misunderstood and emotionally neglected teenagers. Coinciding with the sudden onset of the financial crisis – a situation that threatens the immediate security of the rich and aspiring-rich alike, cracks quickly start to emerge. From the rich and bored wife Carla (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi), with misguided aspirations of artistic patronage, this multi-layered human drama serves up an absorbing treatise on how the rich can ride roughshod over the ‘little people’ when their security is threatened Human Capital, is a gripping and thrilling drama with a mystery at its centre – who was driving the jeep that fateful night and what will the consequences be – for all involved? Human Capital will be released by Arrow Films in select cinemas across the UK on 26th September.
In Cinemas from September 26 Small-time estate agent, Dino (Fabrizio Bentivoglio), seizes a chance to climb the local social-ladder when dropping his beautiful daughter Serena (Matilde Gioli) off to visit her boyfriend Massimiliano (Guglielmo Pinelli) – the son of Giovanni Bernaschi (Fabrizio Gifuni), a hot-shot hedge-fund investor, at a large villa on the edge of town. Making up the fourth man in a game of tennis doubles, his natural sporting ability and opportunistic eye provide him an unlikely entrance to a world where making money is both easy and fast. Depending on your access to the right amount of capital, that is. When Giovanni suggests Dino join his latest fund scheme, with a mere €500,000, Dino, is so desperate to be a part of the Bernaschi circle that he puts his own house and business up as collateral. When a cyclist is the victim of an accidental hit-and-run accident after a school awards ceremony one night just before Christmas the destinies of the two families are catastrophically interwoven. Coinciding with the sudden onset of the financial crisis – a situation that threatens the immediate security of the rich and aspiring-rich alike, cracks quickly start to emerge. From the rich and bored wife Carla (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi), with misguided aspirations of artistic patronage, to the two misunderstood and emotionally neglected teenagers and Dino’s just-pregnant wife, Roberta (Valeria Golino), grappling desperately with the possibility of financial ruin and a daughter in the throes of personal crisis. Human Capital serves up an absorbing treatise on how the rich can ride roughshod over the ‘little people’ when their security is threatened, as well as a being a gripping and thrilling drama with a mystery at its centre – who was driving the jeep that fateful night and what will the consequences be – for all involved?
A provocative glimpse into the lives of those on both sides of the 'war on drugs.' Through rare interviews with 50 Cent, Eminem, The Wire producer David Simon, Woody Harrelson and Susan Sarandon, as well as infamous drug kingpin 'Freeway' Rick Ross, a unique and telling perspective is delivered. Produced by Adrian Grenier (Entourage) and directed by Matthew Cooke. How To Make Money Selling Drugs will be available in the UK on VOD from 26th December 2013 and DVD on 20th January 2014.
IN CINEMAS OCTOBER 25 https://www.facebook.com/thetasteofmoney From the director of The Housemaid (Im Sang-soo) comes a 'bitter and delicious' thriller of lust, seduction, decadence and betrayal. One of South Korea's richest families, controlled with a vice-like grip by Geum-ok (Yoon Yeo-jeong), wife of the prominent but disillusioned family-business President, Yoon (Baek Yun-shik), is in the throes of crisis. Her newly appointed personal secretary, a handsome and ambitious young man, Joo (Kim Kang-woo), deals with the families immoral-and illegal-activities whilst patiently waiting for his own chance for financial reward, but when he is witness to an affair the balance of power shifts, with tragic consequences. As their personal and professional empire begins to unravel and a scandalous arrest threatens to expose the family's unsavoury secrets, the steely-cold Geum-ok turns to the basest form of revenge left available to her, cold-blooded murder. Lost between his own shrinking sense of morality and a shortcut to an ever-growing bank balance, Joo has to decide between rescuing what is left of his moral soul and a the plentiful supply of cold-hard-cash that lies waiting for him on wooden pallets in the household's basement vault.
Katherine Heigl brings Stephanie Plum - the popular heroine of Janet Evanovich's worldwide best-selling seventeenth-book mystery series - to vibrant life 'One For The Money'. A proud, born-and-bred Jersey girl, Stephanie Plum's got plenty of attitude, even if she's been out of work for the last six months and just lost her car to a debt collector. Desperate for some fast cash, Stephanie turns to her last resort: convincing her sleazy cousin to give her a job at his bail bonding company...as a recovery agent.
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says interest rates will be kept "near zero" to "ensure that monetary policy will continue to support the economy until the recovery is complete." The US economy is showing signs of progress in its recovery, but not enough to end the easy money policies implemented last year, he says. SOUNDBITE
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