Chris Pine

A charming thief and a band of unlikely adventurers embark on an epic quest to retrieve a long lost relic, but their adventure goes dangerously awry when they run afoul of the wrong people.

William Singh was living peacefully with his wife and daughters Kerry and Kathy when a local gangster known as the Skull descends on them

In the 1950s, a housewife living with her husband in an Utopian experimental community begins to worry that his glamorous company could be hiding disturbing secrets.

James Harper is involuntarily discharged from the Army with no pension. In debt and out of options to provide for his family, Harper contracts with a private underground military force.

In early 2020, CIA agent Henry Pelham (Chris Pine) is informed by his boss, Vick Wallinger (Laurence Fishburne), that the CIA has reopened the case of Turkish Alliance 127, a 2012 terrorist hijacking which ended in tragedy. Headquarters suspects there was a leak from the Vienna station, where Henry and Vick work. One of the hijackers Ilyas Shushani, was recently arrested in Afghanistan and he divulged this information. Henry is sent to interview Celia Harrison (Thandiwe Newton), who also worked at the Vienna station at the time of the hijacking. Henry and Celia were lovers, but she left him shortly after the event. It shown that first Henry meets another co-worker Bill in London and informs him of his mission to find the leak in the Vienna office in Flight 127 case. Unknown to Henry, later that night, Bill call Celia and informs her of Henry's mission. Celia, now retired, lives in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California with her family. Henry meets her at an upscale restaurant, which is almost empty of customers and staff. As Henry and Celia talk, she reveals that an Austrian intelligence agent named Karl Stein (Corey Johnson) approached her shortly after she moved to Carmel. He wanted her to inform on her coworkers (Specifically Bill whom Karl says is selling state secrets to Islamist extremists), but she refused. Henry has Celia recall the events of the hijacking. In a flashback to 2012, Flight 127 is on the runway when it is hijacked by four armed militants belonging to an Islamic terrorist group. The Vienna station (Including Vick, Bill, Collections agent Leila Maroof (Ahd Kamel), Ernst Pul (Jonjo O'Neill) (liaison with Austrian Intelligence), Owen Lassiter (David Dawson) (ran a team of code breakers and analysts. He shot himself a couple of months after 127). Henry himself was reassigned to Vienna from Moscow. Henry oversaw the Nord-Ost siege when Russian forces pumped gas into the building and killed all terrorists, including 100 hostages) jumps into action to address the crisis and learns that Ilyas Shushani (Orli Shuka), a Chechen and former informant for Henry, may be involved. CIA knew that Ilyas had arrived in Barcelona 2 days before from Tehran. They had intelligence that Tehran was going to fund a hijacking within the next 72 hrs. The hijackers threaten to kill the passengers unless several of their comrades are released from custody (2 from Austria and 3 from Germany. They issue an ultimatum for 24 hours). Ilyas is not on the plane but is suspected to be coordinating this. Ahmed, a CIA courier who happened to be on the plane, contacts the CIA and suggests an attack via the plane's undercarriage. Celia uses her sources in Vienna and connects with a possible source named Mohammed (Nasser Memarzia), but the meeting seems to yield nothing of value, as Mohammed wanted money before he shared anything. Henry tells Celia and her mentor, Bill Compton (Jonathan Pryce), that when Henry worked in Moscow his superiors forced him to betray Ilyas to the Russian government to placate them after the Nord-Ost terrorist attack. So, the relationship between Ilyas and Henry didn't end well. Ilyas's family was killed, and he ended up in Tehran. The Vienna station receives another message from Ahmed saying that the terrorists have a camera mounted on the plane's undercarriage and the assault should be called off. Bill leaves for home to deal with his wife. Celia goes into Bill's office after he leaves. Celia notices differences in the language of Ahmed's messages and fears he has been compromised. Checking the station's phone logs, she notices that a call to Iran was placed from Bill's office phone. Shortly thereafter the hijackers kill a passenger and throw his body from the plane, yelling "take away your spy". Celia returns home and has passionate sex with Henry. When Henry was in the shower, she saw a call coming in on his mobile from a Tehran number. When the terrorists' demands are not met, they release Sarin gas, killing themselves, the crew, and all passengers. The Vienna station is devastated by the outcome. The next day, Celia breaks up with Henry and leaves Vienna. In the present, Henry asks why she ended their relationship so abruptly. Celia reveals that she saw a call on Henry's cellphone from the same Iranian number that she found in the station phone logs. Realizing that Henry was the leak, she left him but did not divulge her discovery to the CIA. She further confesses that, after Henry contacted her to arrange this meeting, she contacted Karl Stein, and he arranged the meeting place, the staff, and fake customers, with the aim of poisoning Henry via his wine. As Henry begins to succumb to the poison, Celia tearfully asks why he betrayed everyone to the terrorists. He explains that he was lured into a meeting with Ilyas, who had become radicalized and masterminded the hijacking. Ilyas' people staged the meeting between Mohammed and Celia to create the impression that Celia's life was in danger; this pushed Henry into revealing the presence of Ahmed on the plane, as well as the plan for an undercarriage assault in exchange for her life. Celia reveals that Ilyas already gave Henry's name in Afghanistan. Celia just confirmed it. Henry comes to terms with his impending death, and Celia returns home to her husband and children. Karl calls Vick to report that Henry has died, revealing that they had been working together the entire time.

Set in the 1980s, Wonder Woman`s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes, Max Lord and The Cheetah, and the unexpected return of a face from her past.

Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons. Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana will discover her full powers...and her true destiny.

In Hell or High Water, two brothers, Toby (Chris Pine) and Tanner (Ben Foster), go on a calculated bank robbery spree that puts them on a collision course with a West Texas Ranger (Jeff Bridges) determined to take them down.

After a shady investor steals their new company, Nick (Jason Bateman), Dale (Charlie Day) and Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) conspire to kidnap the his adult son and ransom him to regain control.

Jack Frost, Easter Bunny, Santa Claus, and the Tooth Fairy join hands to protect the hopes and dreams of children when an evil boogeyman Pitch threatens to take over the world.

Modern Greece as seen through the eyes of the Greek writer and director, Dimitris Kollatos. A stage director who currently lives in the country of "economic and financial memoranda". He participates in demonstrations. He films the tough daily life in Greece. He reproduces scenes that seem unreal. People commit suicide. They burn their homes, in order to avoid the bank's property seizure. Greek youth immigrates to other countries. Children are starving, and the unemployed eat from garbage. The church is asleep. Politicians write speeches. The director, in his dreams visualises the solution. —Dimitris Kollatos The Greek writer and director, Dimitris Kollatos, plays the French director, Jean-Luc Godard, talking about contemporary Greece and its victimization. The film, a mosaic of modern Greek sufferings, has a little bit of everything. It documents the desperate suicides of the socio-economic crisis; students who suffer from malnutrition; the Greek politicians, housewives who sell their household for food; the pained Greek mother; abandonment; the fishermen of the Aegean Sea; the Greek church; drugs and the problem of low birth rate in Greece. —Nick Riganas

The brash James Kirk tries to live up to his father`s legacy and Mr. Spock keeps him in check as a time-traveling Romulan creates black holes to destroy the Federation one planet at a time.

'Ebony Road' is a drama and unique thriller full of twists set in a contemporary society and city. Two young sisters, Emmie and Isobel Spurrier, struggle to live homeless on the streets of London. The gritty film develops when Emmie accidentally gets involved in prostitution after her younger sister befriends a mysterious man named Keith. Emmie soon realises that her and Isobel's safety is in jeopardy. When the characters fall in grave danger, the pressure is on Emmie to change her critical view of life to bring everyone back together. On her journey Emmie changes dramatically and she learns to appreciate what little she has, as well as befriending and finding trust in Keith. Keith's character is central to the story as he resonates Emmie's feelings towards her sister to those he has towards his own, and develops as a character greatly throughout the film. Jay Frost, played by Oliver Fabian is majorly the most complex character of the film, and has interweaving connections with all three other leads. —Ascent Pictures