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The Water Babies
Genre: Family
Theatrical Release Date: Jan 01, 1978
Synopsis: A 12-year-old London Chimney-sweep apprentice, wrongly accused of stealing silver, falls into a pond with his dog, where they miraculously turn into animated characters and have a fantasy underwater adventure.
WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY?
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Feb 18, 1970
Synopsis: From Candid Cameraman Allen Funt comes a hysterical feature films that tells and shows all. Witness America's response to one of the most titillating stunts of all time in this hilarious expose of sex and society.
Wigstock: The Movie
Genre: Documentary
Theatrical Release Date: Jun 09, 1995
Synopsis: This annual Wigstock drag queen ball held in New York City every Labor Day weekend is examined in this outrageous, character-filled documentary.
The Wild Angels
Genre: Drama
Theatrical Release Date: Jul 20, 1966
Synopsis: Peter Fonda stars as the leader of a leather-clad biker gang. When one of the cyclists gets injured and hospitalized, the gang kidnap him from the hospital and carry him back to their turf. But he dies on the way, so they stage a funeral service for him in the local church, binding the minister and carrying on a drunken, drugged-out orgy.
Wings Of Desire
Genre: Drama
Theatrical Release Date: Apr 29, 1988
Synopsis: Wim Wenders directed this enchanting fantasy about an angel who, while wandering unseen through West Berlin, falls in love with a beautiful circus performer and decides to become human.
The Winter People
Genre: Drama
Theatrical Release Date: Apr 14, 1989
Synopsis: Set in the 1930's, "THE WINTER PEOPLE" tells a tale about a backwoods clan and the blood feud that flares up when a woman bears a child from the wrong father.
Without You I'm Nothing
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: May 04, 1990
Synopsis: "Bold, inventive and incisively funny" (Rolling Stone) performance artist Sandra Bernhard draws blood in this "heartrending, merciless assault on the phoniness of entertainment rhetoric" (Roger Ebert). Both "ingenious and unsettling" (The New York Times), her quirky material makes for a wonderfully outrageous and revelatory experience.
It is the cabaret act of a nightmare: you sing, dance and tell stories to an utterly apathetic audience. But Sandra Bernhard doesn't know fear, and she tears into a viewer's discomfort with vigor and relish. Stripping herself, body and soul, down to bare essentials, she delivers no less than "an astonishing performance in this bizarre, funny and prickly satire of pop culture" (The Wall Street Journal).
Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Nov 11, 1988
Synopsis: The wildly hysterical international box office hit, women on the verge of a nervous breakdown, introduces us to Pepa (Carmen Maura) who has just been jilted by an answering machine. The love of her life, Ivan, (Fernando Guillen) has just ended their relationship and she is heartbroken. But misery does love company. Her girlfriend, Candela, has fallen in love with a terrorist. Ivan's son wants to rent the love nest Pepa shared with Ivan. Ivan's crazed wife arrives with loaded guns and Ivan himself is about to fly off to stockholm with his new girlfriend on a plane that Candela's boyfriend plans to hijack. It's enough to drive any woman to a nervous breakdown - or beyond, in this madcap farce from acclaimed director Pedro Almodovar.
Waiting for the Light
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Nov 02, 1990
Synopsis: During the Cuban Missile Crisis, two children cause an explosion in their neighbor's backyard that leads everyone to believe that a miracle has taken place. As pilgrims flock to the small town, their wild Aunt comes to the children's rescue and helps them carry on the illusion.
Walk Like A Man
Genre: Comedy
Theatrical Release Date: Apr 17, 1987
Synopsis: Howie Mandel portrays a twenty-five-year-old, raised by wolves since infancy, who is found by a beautiful animal behaviorist (Amy Steel) and returned to his family and a $30,000,000 inheritance in this way-out comedy.
