Marrick Smith

The events on the night John Lennon was killed, seen through the eyes of those who lived it. The great men and women of NYC who did all they could to save a life, some without even knowing it was John Lennon himself. Based on a true story.

A high school teacher has his faith tested as he reconnects with his dying friend. Faced with losing his job, he must find a way to get through to his students, reconnect with his past, and remember what really matters in life.

The film is about a teen named Edie who lives with her grandmother – a woman who tries to instill moral values and life lessons using her Jewish heritage. However, Edie finds her grandmother’s words constricting and tries to separate herself from what she thinks is the problem: her Jewish faith. At school, Edie wants to fit in with the popular crowd, particularly because of a boy named Darren whom she has feelings for. But Darren and his friends, June and Chad are not the most tolerable of people and their prejudices toward others not like themselves; drive Edie in a downward spiral. As Edie struggles to find her way through adolescence, faith, and her first love, she learns that her actions have consequences and perhaps the steep slope she has chosen to go down will risk more than she ever thought possible.

Raymond « Red » Reddington, l’un des fugitifs les plus recherchés par le FBI, se rend en personne au quartier général du FBI à Washington. Il affirme avoir les mêmes intérêts que le FBI : faire tomber des criminels dangereux et des terroristes. Reddington coopérera, mais insiste pour ne parler qu’à Elizabeth Keen, une profileuse inexpérimentée du FBI. Keen s’interroge sur l’intérêt soudain que Reddington lui porte, bien qu’il soutienne que Keen est très spéciale. Après que le FBI a fait tomber un terroriste sur lequel il a fourni des informations, Reddington révèle que ce terroriste n’est que le premier de beaucoup d’autres à venir : durant les deux dernières décennies, il a fait une liste des criminels et terroristes qu'il croit introuvable par le FBI parce que ce dernier ignorait leur existence et que ce sont les plus importants. Reddington l’appelle « La Liste noire » (« The Blacklist »).