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The Future Is Now!

Can. 2011. Docufiction by Jim Brown, Gary Burns with Paul Ahmarani, Liane Balaban. A journalist helps an isolated and morose citizen reconnect with modern society by introducing him to a number of artists, scientists and philosophers.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Pete Seeger: The Power of Song

U.S. 2007. Music documentary by Jim Brown. The life and career of folk singer and activist Pete Seeger.

Runtime: 93 min.

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Radiant City

Can. 2006. Documentary by Gary Burns, Jim Brown. Documentary about a Canadian suburb through the daily life of an average family.

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She Hate Me

U.S. 2004. Dramatic comedy by Spike Lee with Anthony Mackie, Kerry Washington, Ellen Barkin. Fired for blowing the whistle on his corrupt bosses, a Black executive goes on to make a living by fathering children with wealthy lesbians.

Runtime: 138 min.

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Any Given Sunday

U.S. 1999. Sports drama by Oliver Stone with Al Pacino, Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz. The coach of a Miami soccer team has a turbulent season when he must replace his injured quarterback with a talented but individualistic rookie.

Runtime: 163 min.

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Mars Attacks!

U.S. 1996. Fantasy comedy by Tim Burton with Jack Nicholson, Annette Bening, Glenn Close.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Original Gangstas

U.S. 1996. Thriller by Larry Cohen with Fred Williamson, Jim Brown, Pam Grier.

Runtime: 99 in.

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The Running Man

U.S. 1987. Science-fiction by Paul Michael Glaser with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Conchita Alonso, Richard Dawson. In 2017, for trying to escape from a labor camp, three prisoners are forced to participate in a game show that takes the form of a manhunt.

Runtime: 101 min.

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The Weavers: Wasn't That a Time

U.S. 1981. Documentary by Jim Brown.

Runtime: 78 min.

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Pacific Inferno

U.S. 1978. War drama by Rolf Bayer with Jim Brown, Richard Jaeckel, Tim Brown.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Fingers

U.S. 1977. Mores drama by James Toback with Harvey Keitel, Tisa Farrow, Michael V. Gazzo. A virtuoso pianist is torn between his musical ambitions and the rackets run by his father.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Vengeance

Isr. 1976. Western by Joseph Manduke with Lee Van Cleef, Jim Brown, Leif Garrett. A teenager goes after outlaws who killed his parents.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Take a Hard Ride

U.S. 1975. Western by Anthony M. Dawson with Jim Brown, Lee Van Cleef, Catherine Spaak. The difficulties encountered by a cowboy who brings his boss's wife a large sum of money.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Three the Hard Way

U.S. 1974. Adventures by Gordon Parks Jr. with Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Jim Kelly. Three Black men struggle against a megalomaniac sponsoring a deranged scientist

Runtime: 92 min.

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The Slams

U.S. 1973. Crime drama by Jonathan Kaplan with Jim Brown, Judy Pace, Roland Harris.

Runtime: 91 min.

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Slaughter's Big Rip-Off

U.S. 1973. Crime drama by Gordon Douglas with Jim Brown, Ed McMahon, Don Stroud.

Runtime: 92 min.

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I Escaped from Devil's Island

U.S. 1973. Adventures by William Witney with Jim Brown, Christopher George, Paul Richards. In 1918, the hardships of a Black man who escapes from a French penal colony with three companions.

Runtime: 87 min.

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Black Gunn

G.-B. 1972. Crime drama by Robert Hartford-Davis with Jim Brown, Martin Landau, Brenda Sykes. The owner of an exclusive Black club sets out to avenge the death of his brother who was executed by the mob.

Runtime: 94 min.

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Slaughter

U.S. 1972. Crime drama by Jack Starrett with Jim Brown, Stella Stevens, Rip Torn. A Vietnam veteran sets out to avenge his parents who were killed on the orders of a criminal organization.

Runtime: 91 min.

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El Condor

U.S. 1970. Western by John Guillermin with Jim Brown, Lee Van Cleef, Patrick O'Neal. An escaped prisoner enlists the help of an adventurer to seize an important gold deposit being kept in a Mexican fortress.

Runtime: 102 min.

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The Grasshopper

U.S. 1970. Psychological drama by Jerry Paris with Jacqueline Bisset, Jim Brown, Joseph Cotten. In Las Vegas, a Canadian woman has several love affairs.

Runtime: 96 min.

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...tick... tick... tick...

U.S. 1969. Social drama by Ralph Nelson with Jim Brown, George Kennedy, Fredric March. In the American South, a Black sheriff faces hostility from the white population.

Runtime: 97 min.

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The Riot

U.S. 1968. Drama by Buzz Kulik with Jim Brown, Gene Hackman, Mike Kellin. In an American state penitentiary, a riot is provoked to cover up an escape plan.

Runtime: 96 min.

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The Split

U.S. 1968. Crime drama by Gordon Flemyng with Jim Brown, Ernest Borgnine, Gene Hackman. A gangster steals the revenue from a sports stadium and hides the money at his ex-wife's house.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Kenner

U.S. 1968. Melodrama by Steve Sekely with Jim Brown, Madlyn Rhue, Ricky Cordell. In Bombay, an American sailor searches for a smuggler who caused the death of his partner.

Runtime: 92 min.

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Ice Station Zebra

U.S. 1968. Spy drama by John Sturges with Rock Hudson, Patrick McGoohan, Ernest Borgnine. An atomic submarine is put in charge of recovering a space capsule that has fallen to the North Pole.

Runtime: 152 min.

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100 Rifles

U.S. 1968. Western by Tom Gries with Jim Brown, Burt Reynolds, Raquel Welch. A Black sheriff pursues a bank robber in Mexico.

Runtime: 110 min.

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Dark of the Sun

G.-B. 1967. War drama by Jack Cardiff with Rod Taylor, Jim Brown, Yvette Mimieux. In the Congo in 1960, mercenaries are assigned to rescue a village being threatened by rebels.

Runtime: 102 min.

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The Dirty Dozen

U.S. 1967. War drama by Robert Aldrich with Lee Marvin, Charles Bronson, John Cassavetes. In 1944, twelve soldiers convicted of serious crimes are recruited to form a commando unit for a special mission.

Runtime: 148 min.

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Rio Conchos

U.S. 1964. Western by Gordon Douglas with Stuart Whitman, Richard Boone, Tony Franciosa. A cavalry officer is tasked with tracking down criminals who stole a shipment of weapons.

Runtime: 107 min.