Suspension of Disbelief heisst: die Aufhebung des Unglaubens oder auch das Ausserkraftsetzen von Zweifeln. Ein Begriff, der seinen Ursprung in der Kunst findet und sehr oft in Filmen angewendet wird. Wieviel Unmögliches verzeiht der Zuschauer dem Filmemacher? Jedes Mal, wenn etwas Unglaubliches über die Leinwand flimmert und der Zuschauer es annehmen kann, dann hat “Suspension of Disbelief” statt gefunden.

Der Kurzfilm erzählt die Geschichte von Telly Sanders, einem 31-jährigen Amerikaner. Er ist schwer verliebt in Valerie, ein wunderschönes Mädchen. Die beiden scheinen das perfekte Paar zu sein. Als jedoch Telly’s langjähriger Jugendfreund Sam in deren Leben tritt, scheint die innige Liebe aus der Bahn geworfen zu werden.

Telly musste als kleiner Junge zuschauen, wie seine Mutter fremdging und war machtlos. Die darauf folgende Scheidung seiner Eltern hat ihn zutiefst geprägt; seine Mutter verliess die Familie und kam nie wieder zurück.

Es sieht so aus, als ob ihn die Vergangenheitserlebnisse einholen und er diese neu durchleben muss. Telly erwischt Valerie und Sam im Café, beim Nachhausekommen und später sogar im Bett. Anstatt die beiden sofort zu stellen, entscheidet er sich zu warten. Jedoch zu lange.

Irgendwann wird es ihm zuviel und er dreht durch. Blind und verrückt vor Eifersucht entführt er Sam, um diesen zu stellen. Telly will wissen, warum Sam ihm so etwas antun will. Dieser schweigt jedoch und geht anfangs auf Telly’s Drohungen nicht ein. Mit dem wachsenden Druck gesteht er, Val gekannt zu haben und dass er und Val für eine Zeit lang sogar ein Paar gewesen sind.

Der Zorn übermannt Telly und er wirft sich auf Sam. Es kommt zu einem tragischen Unfall; Sam liegt blutend und regungslos am Boden.

Telly findet Sam’s Tagebuch, welches ihn zu dem Moment zurückkehren lässt, wo die blinde Eifersucht entstanden ist. Telly muss feststellen, dass die Eifersucht seine Wahrnehmung eingehüllt hat und er nur noch das gesehen hat, was er sehen wollte. Aber was ist wirklich geschehen? Die Aufhebung des Unglaubens Jeridoo TV
Butterfly Crush is a modern love story set against the backdrop of the Sydney music industry, starring award winning Australian actor, Amelia Shankley. A female song and dance duo threaten to self-destruct on the brink of fame. The girls are up for the Australasian Song Awards, but their chance at success is jeopardised when one gets involved with a Kings Cross cult, the Dreamguides, who are into astrology and virtual dreaming. The other must then risk everything to save her. The film is shot with a podcast aesthetic and is set in iconic Sydney locations.

Director:Alan Clay
Producer: Alan Clay
Actors: Amelia Shankley, Courtney Hale, Haley Fielding, Richard Adams, Sally Kelleher
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Arabian Nights is a two-part 2000 American/British miniseries, adapted by Peter Barnes (his last film) from Sir Richard Francis Burton's translation of the medieval epic One Thousand and One Nights. The series consists of five stories from One Thousand and One Nights, which are framed within a sixth, maintaining the traditional style of stories within stories that is synonymous with the Nights. Arabian Nights
This is a Romantic Comedy Starring Chris O'Donnell & Rene Zellwegger.
Jimmie Shannon (Chris O'Donnell) wants to be a bachelor forever: a wild 'Mustang', free and never tied down. Eventually though, after three years he proposes to his girlfriend Anne (Renée Zellweger), in the most romantic restaurant in town—only he spoils the special occasion with a very crude approach. Anne is going to Greece for an assignment when Jimmie discovers his grandfather James Shannon (Peter Ustinov) has died and left him the family business, all his assets, and $100 million. But Jimmie can only have it if he is married by 6:05 p.m. on his 30th birthday, which happens to be the next day. He, his friend Marco (Artie Lange), and his grandfather's two friends and colleagues (Ed Asner and Hal Holbrook) must find a bride in the next few hours. With a priest (James Cromwell) in tow, they begin. The Bachelor
Director: James Dodson Writer: Tracey JacksonStars: Jesse Metcalfe, Sara Foster and Anupam KherStorylineStruggling to convince his new hotelier client, Kit Hawksin, Granger Woodruff is told by one Jennifer David that his identity has been compromised, and his credit card is being misused. While tracing transactions, both become friendly and agree to meet in San Francisco at the Hawksin Hotel. She does not show up, and Woodruff befriends an East Indian woman, Priya Sethi, who has come to attend a relative's marriage. Woodruff will get a rude awakening when he finds out that Priya is actually Jennifer - who is the fiancé of wealthy Mumbai-based Vikram Bhatia - and has traveled there without informing her family. He will also incur her dad's (Rajeev) wrath, who has been compelled to travel there, along with his wife, Manju, to first locate, and then escort Priya back home to get her married to Vikram. The Other End of the Line
A stockbroker caught in a scandal. A television reporter nailed by his own breaking news. A kinky lawyer seeking a new position. A beautiful model in love with sex. A tortured musician. A postman on the verge. Nine friends rendezvous at a resort town for a holiday weekend of partying and fun. With crimes and misdemeanors lurking in the background, they've come to escape everything. But as they cool off and kick back, all hell breaks loose in this sexy comedy/drama.

Director: Paul Leaf
Producers: Jerome Courshon, Paul Leaf
Actors: Greg Wrangler, Penelope Crabtree, Mark Porro, Katy Kurtzman, Jerome Courshon, Andrea Leithe, Steve Rifkin
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In a changing 21st century what the human race always believed to be myths and legends are now proven truths. Vampires and other mythical creatures now live amongst us. Is humanity really ready for such a revelation. One vain and selfish young woman believes that she is. Eternal Love Lost

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"Marry Me" is the story of Rae Carter (Lucy Liu), a former artist now working as a social worker, who has always believed in the fairy-tale romance. But when her long-term relationship with boyfriend, Adam (Bobby Cannavale), falls apart, her beliefs are shaken. Despite her hesitance, Rae begins seeing a handsome man named Luke (Steven Pasquale), and without meaning to, quickly falls for him. The feeling is mutual, it appears, when Luke asks her to marry him after only a short time. But just as Rae begins to get comfortable with the idea of Luke as her Prince Charming, Adam re-enters her life and begs Rae to marry him. And as if that wasn't enough, already torn between Luke and Adam, Rae finds herself being proposed to A THIRD TIME by Harry (Enrique Murciano), a rich and debonair friend of Luke's, who is smitten with her. Now, Rae must decide who she wants to be with. Because if she doesn't, she risks never finding her Happily Ever After.