S9.E6 ∙ Why is SUPER METROID So Good?

THE SHAPE OF REX begins with Rose, a married woman in her late thirties, visiting her old, married boyfriend Rex for the first time in over twenty years to tell him, finally, that he is the father of her daughter. The film follows the events that are triggered by that visit, coupled with a parallel recounting of their coming-of-age love story in the 1980s. Rex and Rose (Ryan Hollyman and Monica Dotter, who also happen to be a married couple in real life) are married to others, but their marriages are rocked when they fall into an illicit affair based upon the long-suppressed and unresolved issues of their youthful romance. In a parallel story set in the mid 1980s, young Rex and Rose (Vivien Endicott-Douglas and Brett Donahue) are teenage lovers who bare their souls in a confessional ritual just before being irreparably torn apart by a raging father (J.D. Nicholsen). This is a story about the nature of love, about people who love each other in ways that cannot be reciprocated. The issue throughout is whether or not Rex and Rose ought to try to complete the arc of their teenage love, one that under other circumstances might have lasted forever.

A story of a young girl, that with all her heart believes in miracles. She dreams of a prince, that will sweep her off her feet. And one day he appears.

A tour guide in Busan, South Korea must face the reality of living without love, hope, and also without sight, after she was faint because of her relationship is broken. In depression, a man comes and always give optimism and enthusiasm.

The grandma of an 18-year-old recluse Mitya buys her grandson the friendship of pickpocket Kowalski. Little does she know that her Mitya is the mastermind behind the unusual cultural movement that advocates saving monuments and is now sweeping across Saint-Petersburg. Out of the blue, Kowalski's girlfriend Polina steps into the picture. This adventure can destroy the lives of all three, becoming the start of a love triangle-and a cultural revolution.

A bittersweet comedy-drama about a struggling actor with multiple personality disorder whose three identities battle for control when he wins the lead role in a West End play and falls for the pretty makeup artist.