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Rupert Graves as George in The Waiting Room [2006]

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - This upload is meant for evaluation purposes only. If you like it buy the original and support the creators.


2006 - Bright Pictures Productions. Director: - Roger Goldby. Producer: - Sarah Sulik.
Rupert Graves: - George.

Synopsis.

The Waiting Room - A Feature Film By Roger Goldby.

Two complete strangers, Anna (Anne-Marie Duff) and Stephen (Ralf Little), are brought together by chance by an elderly mman Roger (Frank Finlay) who waits for his wife on a station platform. While they sit together in the deserted waiting room, Roger quietly reminisces about the special things he and his wife did when they were younger. As Stephen and Anna listen they are drawn together and make a connection, forgetting their individual lives for an isolated moment in time.

Anna single-handedly brings up daughter Charlie since seperating from her father Toby (Adrian Bower). She lives next door to Jem (Zoe Telford) and George (Rupert Graves), who are married with a small boy. Jem and Anna are close friends and shair all their secrets - with the one exception that Anna has been sucked into a damaging affair with George.

Stephen Lives with Fiona (Christine Bottomley) and while Fiona is suddenly keen to start a family, Stephen is unsure whether he can commit - despite pressure from Fiona and even her parents (Allan Corduner and Lizzie McInnerny). He finds solace through his work at the local old people's home, in particular from his friendship with resident Helen (Phyllida Law).

Anna and Stephen's fateful meeting acts as a catalyst for them to examine and challenge what's going on in their different relationships, and make hard but positive decisions for themselves. If they change their lives perhaps they can meet again.

For the filmography of Rupert Graves visit http://www.rupert-graves.com/film.html

Rupert Graves as George in The Waiting Room [2006]

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - This upload is meant for evaluation purposes only. If you like it buy the original and support the creators.


2006 - Bright Pictures Productions. Director: - Roger Goldby. Producer: - Sarah Sulik.
Rupert Graves: - George.

Synopsis.

The Waiting Room - A Feature Film By Roger Goldby.

Two complete strangers, Anna (Anne-Marie Duff) and Stephen (Ralf Little), are brought together by chance by an elderly mman Roger (Frank Finlay) who waits for his wife on a station platform. While they sit together in the deserted waiting room, Roger quietly reminisces about the special things he and his wife did when they were younger. As Stephen and Anna listen they are drawn together and make a connection, forgetting their individual lives for an isolated moment in time.

Anna single-handedly brings up daughter Charlie since seperating from her father Toby (Adrian Bower). She lives next door to Jem (Zoe Telford) and George (Rupert Graves), who are married with a small boy. Jem and Anna are close friends and shair all their secrets - with the one exception that Anna has been sucked into a damaging affair with George.

Stephen Lives with Fiona (Christine Bottomley) and while Fiona is suddenly keen to start a family, Stephen is unsure whether he can commit - despite pressure from Fiona and even her parents (Allan Corduner and Lizzie McInnerny). He finds solace through his work at the local old people's home, in particular from his friendship with resident Helen (Phyllida Law).

Anna and Stephen's fateful meeting acts as a catalyst for them to examine and challenge what's going on in their different relationships, and make hard but positive decisions for themselves. If they change their lives perhaps they can meet again.

For the filmography of Rupert Graves visit http://www.rupert-graves.com/film.html

The Room - Heya - ?? (1993) FULL MOVIE

The Room - Heya - ?? (1992) FULL MOVIE

Directed By : Sono Sion

A quiet killer is looking for a room. The real state agent, shy and expressionless, guides him through all the rooms she can find in Tokyo, but none of these satisfy the killer's request for peace and silence. The real state agent, without any emotion, leads the poetic, soft-spoken killer towards the ruined districts the decadent economy left behind in the outskirts of Tokyo, in hopes of finding The Room.

Written by Team Sono

Source : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0275401/

English Subtitles By : Jeanette Amano

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PLEASE KEEP YOUR FRUSTRATIONS AWAY , DON'T REPORT FILE SHARING , I'M NOT DOING ANY HARM ,I'M EVEN MAKING FREE PROMOTION . BY REPORTING YOU'RE MAKING INTERNET A FASCIST PLACE
THERE'S BIGGER CRIMES TO HUMANITY THAN FILE SHARING !! ( AND NO ONE DOES ANYTHING ABOUT IT )

THANK YOU

Rupert Graves as George in The Waiting Room [2006]

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - This upload is meant for evaluation purposes only. If you like it buy the original and support the creators.


2006 - Bright Pictures Productions. Director: - Roger Goldby. Producer: - Sarah Sulik.
Rupert Graves: - George.

Synopsis.

The Waiting Room - A Feature Film By Roger Goldby.

Two complete strangers, Anna (Anne-Marie Duff) and Stephen (Ralf Little), are brought together by chance by an elderly mman Roger (Frank Finlay) who waits for his wife on a station platform. While they sit together in the deserted waiting room, Roger quietly reminisces about the special things he and his wife did when they were younger. As Stephen and Anna listen they are drawn together and make a connection, forgetting their individual lives for an isolated moment in time.

Anna single-handedly brings up daughter Charlie since seperating from her father Toby (Adrian Bower). She lives next door to Jem (Zoe Telford) and George (Rupert Graves), who are married with a small boy. Jem and Anna are close friends and shair all their secrets - with the one exception that Anna has been sucked into a damaging affair with George.

Stephen Lives with Fiona (Christine Bottomley) and while Fiona is suddenly keen to start a family, Stephen is unsure whether he can commit - despite pressure from Fiona and even her parents (Allan Corduner and Lizzie McInnerny). He finds solace through his work at the local old people's home, in particular from his friendship with resident Helen (Phyllida Law).

Anna and Stephen's fateful meeting acts as a catalyst for them to examine and challenge what's going on in their different relationships, and make hard but positive decisions for themselves. If they change their lives perhaps they can meet again.

For the filmography of Rupert Graves visit http://www.rupert-graves.com/film.html

Rupert Graves as George in The Waiting Room [2006]

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - This upload is meant for evaluation purposes only. If you like it buy the original and support the creators.


2006 - Bright Pictures Productions. Director: - Roger Goldby. Producer: - Sarah Sulik.
Rupert Graves: - George.

Synopsis.

The Waiting Room - A Feature Film By Roger Goldby.

Two complete strangers, Anna (Anne-Marie Duff) and Stephen (Ralf Little), are brought together by chance by an elderly mman Roger (Frank Finlay) who waits for his wife on a station platform. While they sit together in the deserted waiting room, Roger quietly reminisces about the special things he and his wife did when they were younger. As Stephen and Anna listen they are drawn together and make a connection, forgetting their individual lives for an isolated moment in time.

Anna single-handedly brings up daughter Charlie since seperating from her father Toby (Adrian Bower). She lives next door to Jem (Zoe Telford) and George (Rupert Graves), who are married with a small boy. Jem and Anna are close friends and shair all their secrets - with the one exception that Anna has been sucked into a damaging affair with George.

Stephen Lives with Fiona (Christine Bottomley) and while Fiona is suddenly keen to start a family, Stephen is unsure whether he can commit - despite pressure from Fiona and even her parents (Allan Corduner and Lizzie McInnerny). He finds solace through his work at the local old people's home, in particular from his friendship with resident Helen (Phyllida Law).

Anna and Stephen's fateful meeting acts as a catalyst for them to examine and challenge what's going on in their different relationships, and make hard but positive decisions for themselves. If they change their lives perhaps they can meet again.

For the filmography of Rupert Graves visit http://www.rupert-graves.com/film.html

The Small Back Room (1949)

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The Room [Full Movie]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0368226/

A happy-go-lucky banker sees his world fall apart when his friends begin to betray him one-by-one.

Jessica's Room (2013) Full Movie [HD]

This video contains strong language. Viewer discretion is advised.
Press Release: http://www.prlog.org/12050320-jessica...

BACKSTORY:

My friends and I made this movie with less than $5k! In all honesty, we didn't know the first thing about film-making, editing, special effects, etc. So, we hit the internet pavement and watched a shit-load of tuts on You Tube and buried ourselves in "Dummy" books!

After coming up with the story (which took about a month to write), we started shopping for used cameras. We became Craigslist junkies and found a couple of used HD cameras that we thought might do the trick. Our choice: 2 Canon XHA1 HD cameras that we purchased for around $2500. We read everything about the cameras and their features, familiarizing ourselves with every button and function that the cameras had to offer.

Next, we started posting ads and auditioning our actors. After finding our talent, we started to schedule our shoots. It took us about 5 months to shoot this project, with over 40 hours of footage. Again, I taught myself Premiere Pro and After Effects (YT, Creative Cow, Video Co-Pilot tutorials) and started editing the footage myself. After spending 10-16 hour days editing, the movie was ready for sound. We took the final cut to our good friends at Infinite Sound Studios in Hollywood, CA, where the film was scored and mastered.

All in all I think we did an OK job... I mean, we did this entire project with limited resources, and the belief that we could make a feature film without knowing a damn thing about film-making. I know that the film does not compare to big, "Hollywood" productions, but it is a great accomplishment for all the talented people involved.

Thank you for watching and please help spread the word!
Erik J. Knight

The Room

You know its Bullshit.

The Room

You know its Bullshit.