Film Clean En F

In the Old West, many towns were under the control of gunslingers. One such town was Untidy Gulch, under the control of "Blackmarket Bromide." It's overrun with outlaws who keep shooting their sheriffs. It puts an advertisement in a big-city Eastern newspaper asking for a clean-up man: "Wanted: Clean-living, clean-thinking, clean-acting man to clean up Untidy Gulch. Must be clean." Hector answers the call... he thinks it's just a dirty town that needs sweeping. He grabs his broom and applies for the job. Bromide and his gang are ready for the Eastern gunfighter.

In everyday life, they are bloggers, cooks or business leaders. But in truth they have a double life: they are the household experts. Depending on the distress they encounter, our 4 experts will decide which of them is the most competent to help but also to teach the right gestures. The cleaners have only 3 days to tidy up and clean everything from floor to ceiling! Thanks to a lot of courage and many tricks that they will teach, they will always obtain a spectacular result! These 3 days will bring a profound change in the behavior but also in the daily life of the witnesses who will call upon the cleaners.

Ria is a young girl working at a dry cleaner's. Not much to expect here, apart from the fact that she's expecting. It's ten minutes before the shop closes, when her boyfriend Lenny steps in to hide a mysterious suitcase. He's looking for a safe harbour while she makes a quick and clean decision.

TV's Mark Evans relishes a challenge. He's built a supercar from scratch, put together a 200 mph plane and painstakingly restored various rusty wrecks back to their former glory and all in front of television cameras. He's even built his own helicopter. But, in this, his latest quest, Mark takes on a more down-to-earth challenge shared by millions of motorists every year: How to get the best price possible for your car when the time comes to sell. Mark asks a stranger to lend him her 5-Series BMW Estate. It's 12 years old, done 130,000 miles and, although much loved, is in a sad and sorry state. Once bright red all over, the paintwork is now various shades of pink and the car is filthy dirty, inside and out. It's been valued at just £375. What happens next is nothing short of miraculous. Coached by an experienced valeting professional, but using only DIY car cleaning products, Mark and his old friend Pete "Mate" wash, wipe, preen and polish the Beamer beyond recognition.

Cleaning woman is cleaning and finds herself in an unexpected situation.

The first 24 hours are the hardest.....especially when you’re homeless.

Two agents battle over a top secret USB, a humble janitor gets caught in the crossfire.

Ambitious sports agent Lyla loses her superstar client before the start of NASCAR's season and decides to take a chance on a rebellious female dirt track racer, 17-year-old Piper Kyte.

The death of a factory owner signals a change for all of the staff, none more so than a sheet metal worker called Watson, who is denied a promised promotion and finds his position as the unofficial leader of the sheet metal workers challenged by Gregg, a new apprentice who joins the factory and isn't willing to follow the accepted order.

A lighthearted battle story of one brilliant chef and one untouched dish that keeps being returned to his kitchen. In between the dimmed restaurant lights and the high heat of the stove will the unusual midnight customer ever clean his plate?

Africa's development is being held back by poor infrastructure and undersized power plants. Countries like Uganda can only produce only 1/4 of the energy needed, leading to daily power cuts with disastrous economic impacts. It's a golden opportunity for nuclear giants who lobby aggressively for more power plants in Africa. But how safe are these new reactors? And what do they mean for the locals?

"Todd's poetic documentary excavates the history of a family home that has been passed down five generations. It uncovers a sort of violence done in the course of carving up the land and trying to purify one's family histories." - Chris Gehman, Images Festival of Independent Film & Video, 2001

AS a young boy tries to avoid cleaning his room, he imagines an army of cockroaches invading.

Learn all about healthy habits, including how soap works to clean hands, how to avoid spreading germs, and how a balanced diet and exercise keep you energized!

Filmed live at GraceLife Church in Columbia, South Carolina. Marty talks about his kids, football, taking it like a man, looking for lost dogs, spelling bees, roller coasters and "the code". Everything he says is a true story based on something that either happened to him, his kids, or that he made up entirely. He also talks about the chief purpose of man and being Christ-like.

"I was asking if language can express action in any meaningful way. I chose a structure for this film. In the first half, a set of images followed verbal commands. Each image served as an object to answer a command. Then I let the images play without the verbal framework. In the first half of WHITE MAN, seeing the image is shortened or constrained by having to answer to verbal demands. The relaxation of structure in the second half, releases emotional and narrative qualities in the images themselves and their positions. White man can’t be blamed for the action. White man can’t see." -- E.B.

This is your dream lesbian talk show.

The present day. A meeting at the Department of Intra-Uterine Education. A conflict on Lumpen Street. The generation of the young and inspired struggle for an environmentally conscious position and the responsible treatment of the environment.

Barricades and tents were still on the Maidan several months after the protesters' victory. Some said the revolution wasn't over yet, and the center of Kyiv had to remain occupied. The others thought it was time to start working in regions and governmental offices. In August 2014, municipal services and participants of the Maidan gathered to clean it up. The atmosphere reminded me of the classic Ukrainian novel The Black Council by Panteleimon Kulish.