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http://bulletfilm.com/movie/615

This is a short documentary about one extraordinary young girl who despite being seriously ill found a lot of strength to help others.
Strongly recommended to watch for inspiration.

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http://bulletfilm.com/movie/96

This is one of my “most liked” films and one of the most popular shorts on bulletfilm.com

Simply done short but beautiful story about three young men a train…
Personally I think the director is very talented I hope he will make it.

http://bulletfilm.com/movie/672

Synopsis
Katia is an artist who has isolated herself from the outside world. She is lonely and has been trying to convince herself that this kind of life was her choice.
Mathew was her first and probably only true love even though they were only kids when they met. He travels a lot to run away from his real and true desire.
One day mysteriously Katia finds a letter in an old bottle. It is from Mathew whom she hadn’t seen for 16 years. Can the old feelings be awaken again? Is it possible to leave everything behind and start everything yet over again? These are the questions the two of them will have to face sooner than they ever expected.

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http://bulletfilm.com/movie/491

Another funny and great animation from J.Butcher on www.bulletfilm.com
Thinking about throwing away your hard earned cash on a knock off DVD?
Well think again buddy. This animated short looks at the mind boggling consequences of DVD piracy, from the perspective of the people who suffer it’s diabolical effects first hand…
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http://bulletfilm.com/movie/458

Produced in 1962 and BANNED in over half the world! A French crime potboiler starring Verner and Kalfon as rival gang leaders who clash over control of the narcotics trade. Parisian drug gangs are battling over turf, leading to kidnappings, beatings, murders, betrayals and other intrigues. Featuring Chet Baker’s marvellous free-jazz score, and the most beautiful French Babes the world has ever seen. It pricks the conscience, probes the libido and excites the senses!

Contains Nudity! Unrated!

http://bulletfilm.com/movie/437

The Rape of Europa tells the epic story of the systematic theft, deliberate destruction and miraculous survival of Europe’s art treasures during the Third Reich and World War II.

In a journey through seven countries, the film takes the audience into the violent whirlwind of fanaticism, greed, and warfare that threatened to wipe out the artistic heritage of Europe. For twelve long years, the Nazis looted and destroyed art on a scale unprecedented in history. But heroic young art historians and curators from America and across Europe fought back with an extraordinary campaign to rescue and return the millions of lost, hidden and stolen treasures.

The Rape of Europa begins and ends with the story of artist Gustav Klimt’s famed Gold Portrait, stolen from Viennese Jews in 1938 and now the most expensive painting ever sold.

Today, more than sixty years later, the legacy of this tragic history continues to play out as families of looted collectors recover major works of art, conservators repair battle damage, and nations fight over the fate of ill-gotten spoils of war.
Joan Allen narrates this breathtaking chronicle about the battle over the very survival of centuries of western culture.

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