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Michael Nyqvist is Mikael Blomkvist, a journalist who has just lost a libel case against a large company, and eventually contracted by Henrik Vanger, a manufacturer of aging, solve the mystery of forty-year disappearance of his niece. Despite his reservations Mikael takes the case and let his magazine, Millennium, for one year. Closely related in the story is Lisbeth Salander, played by Naomi Raptor, a hacker young woman who takes an interest in the case of Mikael and possibly both of them to discover the plot and the family secrets that make them move through the details of the ancient riddle.The documentary I Think We're Alone Now, which is written and directed by Sean Donnelly is rather grainy and almost slap-dash times, and yet both obsessed Tiffany fans - Kelly an intersex person, and Jeff suffering from Asperger Syndrome - make fascinating part. It is at times both frightening and depressing how two people can be so obsessed with the singer of 80s on the file. Tiffany deserves a medal because she has learned to be kind and generous to his most obsessive fans, and it seems that Tack may even have helped Kelly move a little.I Sell the Dead, written and directed by Glenn McQuaid Irish and is a charming, brilliant film about the exploits of two grave robbers nineteenth century Arthur Blake (Dominic Monaghan) and Willie Grimes (Larry Fessenden). The narrative framework is composed of Arthur in prison said the monk, Father Duffy (Ron Perlman with a terrible Oirish), about his career and his various run-ins the dead - including those who were a little busy. The film was a pleasant change of pace and I enjoyed the series of amusing stories. The characters are lovable, and there are comic-style intersects between different stories.A promising start of this writer / director....

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