Joko Anwar

Telling about the punishment of the grave which occurred after a man was buried. After both of her parents became victims of suicide bombings, Sita became distrustful of religion. Since then, Sita's goal in life has been only one: to find the most sinful person and when that person dies, Sita wants to go into his grave to prove that the torment of the grave does not exist and religion is not real. However, of course there are dire consequences for those who do not believe.

Our suave leading man and seductive international man of mystery: a leathery wizened Chuck Connors (of The Rifleman and Tourist Trap.) Detective John Shaft himself, Richard Roundtree. Full time bad guy from Megaforce and Escape From The Bronx, and about a million other things once you start noticing him, Henry Silva. And several other brown-haired guys who are really difficult to tell apart. The movie is called Day of the Assassin, so naturally it's about several elite assassins converging on a beach town in Mexico in order to... steal some treasure. Chuck Connors is a painter who just assassinates on the side, but like, it doesn't define him, y'know? He spends most of his time flirting with women a quarter his age, and wearing baseball caps from several different teams. Most incredibly, there's a scene where he tries to impress a woman by playing jazz flute. Yes, it's like Anchorman but sincere. It's packed with weirdly impressive stunts, like a man in a paraglider dropping dynamite on small boats. There's yachts, Middle Eastern intrigue, and do we really have to mention once again the EXTREMELY SEXY Chuck Connors? What more could you need? Grab a flute and some light explosives, then join Mike, Kevin and Bill for Day of the Assassin.

Following a horrible experience, May has isolated herself and stopped talking. Her father blames himself and tries to live by May's conditions year after year. But one day a hole appears in the wall and through it May discovers a magician.