Hit Men

A young Cambridge scientist, Donald Howard, introvert and unpopular, is accused of fraud and dismissed from his fellowship.

Mystery not whodunnit, but how/'whydunnit', with a Father seeking reason for his estranged son's death, by way of his last relationships, all overseen by his 'ghostly' presence.

A dramedy about the invisible labor of women during the 2020 pandemic. Based on a true story.

Jack, stalwart trooper 44, is in love with Ruth Moreland, the daughter of a member of a band of outlaws headed by Ian Sanford, a desperado, who has long terrorized the hills. A farmer is held up, robbed and left for dead by the gang. Jack is assigned to the case by Captain Adams, of Troop A, and is told in the curt language of the famous mounted state troopers of Pennsylvania, "Go and get your man." To Jack's consternation the clew he obtains appears to lead to the Moreland home. At almost the same time a bank watchman is murdered, and Jack is also assigned to this mystery. The first thing he discovers is a lock of blonde hair clutched in the dead man's hand. Jack, steeled by his sense of duty, is compelled to arrest the girl he loves on a charge of complicity, if not of actual participation in the murder. Ruth is allowed out of prison on bail furnished by Arnold Davis, the proprietor of a roadhouse of unsavory reputation, which is the headquarters of Sanford's gang. Davis attacks Ruth and is in return assailed by Sandy, a member of Sanford's gang. Following a fight, Sandy rides for aid. Sixty state troopers ride to round up the entire band, fight enormous odds, and finally arrest every man and woman in "The Coal Pit" tavern. Later, before her burning cabin, Ruth is vindicated by...but see the photoplay to realize just what a startling climax of dramatic power this situation leads up to.

Six young urbanites who haven't seen each other for four years spend the weekend together on the banks of the Yangzhe river to escape the hustle and bustle of Beijing City. However, even the solitude of their surroundings cannot stop old tensions from resurfacing between some of the characters.