Huge Dancy is best known for his portrayal of special agent 'Will Graham' in the psychological horror thriller television series ‘Hannibal’ (2013 – 2015). He has received positive reviews for his performance in the series ‘Homeland’ (2011 – 2018) and ‘The Path’ (2016 – 2018). He earned a 'Primetime Emmy' nomination for his role as courtier Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, in the Channel 4 miniseries ‘Elizabeth’ (2005).Â
Dancy played the role of Schmid in the action–adventure–drama movie ‘Black Hawk Down’ (2001) that was a hit at the box office. He was highly rated for his performances in ‘Beyond the Gates’ (2005), ‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ (2011), and ‘Late Night’ (2019).Â
He was seen as 'Adam Towers' in ‘Basic Instinct 2’ (2006) and 'Aiden' in ‘Blood and Chocolate’ (2007) that got him mixed reviews.Â
He has performed on stage and gained recognition on 'Broadway' for his starring role in ‘Venus in Fur’ alongside ‘Nina Arianda. Â
Black Hawk Down relives on the big screen the US military's 1993 raid of Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. The Academy Award-winning war film, made by Ridley Scott, is based on a 1999 non-fiction book of the same name.
Shooting Dogs is a historical war drama film which takes us to 1994 Rwanda. It revolves around a Catholic Priest and an English teacher, who are stranded in a school, during the Rwandan genocide. They work together to help those who are in need of shelter.
An awkward teenager Adam spends his high school summer with his older sister who is involved with New York City’s LGBT activism.
After spending two years with a cult in the Catskills, Martha flees and goes to her older sister, Lucy, and her husband, Ted. She doesn’t reveal anything about her absence, but is haunted by memories, and feels increasingly paranoid that the cult is after her. Though her family wants to help her, for Martha, the demarcation between reality and delusion keeps diminishing.
This biographical romantic comedy drama film tells the story of Dr Mortimer Granville, the man behind the invention of the vibrator.
When Sylvia’s husband leaves her for younger woman, her friends Jocelyn and Bernadette, with Sylvia’s daughter Allegra, sci-fi fan Grigg, and French teacher Prudie, form a Jane Austen book club, to read and discuss one novel every month. As they delve deep in Austen’s classics, they find their life-courses interwoven with the narratives, which often offered wisdom and interpretations for their own trajectories.
The Sleeping Dictionary is a romantic drama film which tells the story of a young British officer named John Truscott who is sent to a remote village in colonial Malaysia in a mission to educate and westernize the local population. He is introduced to Selima, a native woman who is assigned to sleep with him, and acquaint him with the native language and customs. Things get complicated when the two fall for each other, but both the colonialists and the natives object to their plants to get married.
Good-hearted but dim-witted and easy-going Ned Rochin is arrested for selling marijuana to a uniformed police officer. On parole, Ned is forced to rely on his three more successful sisters, Miranda, Natalie, and Liz. While initially creating chaos in their lives, Ned actually helps them to become better people.
Based on a novel of the same name, Evening is a romantic drama film which takes us to the life of Ann Lord, who is on her deathbed. She narrates her story of her past around 50 years ago, to her daughters.
This 'realistic' portrayal of the legendary King Arthur shows him as a cavalry officer in the Roman army in the fifth century when the influence of the Roman Empire on Britannia is diminishing. Arthur and his men reluctantly accept one final mission against the invading Saxons that would put him on the British throne following a tragic battle.
The gift of obedience, Ella received as a child from her fairy grandmother, forces her to obey every command she receives. Trouble starts when after her mother’s death her father remarries and her stepmother and her stepsisters use it to humiliate her. The only way left for her is to find her godmother and ask her to take her gift back.
Rebecca Bloomwood, a New York City journalist, has run considerable debt with her shopping addiction. Though, she aspires to work for fashion magazine ‘Alette', she lands a job with financial magazine ‘Successful Saving'. She falls for her boss, Luke Brandon, and finds success writing under name ‘The girl in green scarf.’ But can she conquer her addiction to save her career and love-life?
One of the most memorable American tragedies, the film examines a popular scandal from the 1970s. A lonely social climber Barbara is unhappily married to Brooks Baekeland and has a homosexual son, Antony. While Barbara tries to cure his son's sexuality, life takes them to tragic extremes.
After her boyfriend is found murdered, novelist Catherine Tramell becomes the suspect and finds herself in trouble. The Scotland Yard appoints Dr Michael Glass to evaluate her, but Dr Glass himself becomes a victim of her seductive nature and her mind games.
In the Land of Oz, Tin Woodman, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion learn that an evil Jester has stolen the broomstick of his sister, the late Wicked Witch of the West. With Oz’s future at stake, they eventually feel that they will need the help of Dorothy to stop him.
