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In the film, based on a mysterious death aboard the luxurious yacht of William Randolph Hearst Edward Herrmannn) in 1924, Kirsten Dunst plays Marion Davies, the gifted actress who was Hearst's longtime mistress.

When they bring their sea-soaked Les Naufragés du Fol Espoir (Aurores) to the Edinburgh festival later this month – teasingly described as "a play collectively devised by Théâtre du Soleil, half-written by Hélène Cixous [and] loosely based on a mysterious, posthumous novel by Jules Verne" – it will be the first time they have toured to the UK for 20 years.

Unlike Uber's Surge pricing, which multiplies the fare based on a mysterious algorithm, Gett is either on peak time or not.

Fifteen years ago, when Damon had just turned 30, he signed up to make an intriguing thriller based on a Robert Ludlum novel about a mysterious trained killer suffering from amnesia and in the grip of an identity crisis.

(Neil Genzlinger) Off Off Broadway 'Benito Cereno' This play by Robert Lowell, based on a novella by Herman Melville about a mysterious ship and its crew, sometimes stifles its message in a Horizon Theater Rep production that's stagey if serviceable (1 30).

The spacecraft was built particularly for this year's theme, "Cargo Cult," based on a myth that recounts how the Melanesians worshipped a mysterious deity during World War II, eventually constructing a "totemic sky-craft" to summon back their otherworldly icon.

Our entry into this mysterious world (which is based on a real house that a number of agencies truly shared) comes courtesy of FBI rookie Mike Warren Aaron Tveitt), a booksmart newbie who is eager to learn from legendary FBI agent Paul Briggs Daniel Sunjataa).

One, a wall piece of cast resin, "Mysterious Movement of the Wind No. 3," based on a smashed real estate sign, is a jagged white hole on a black ground.

A mysterious patron wishes to commission a film crew to undertake a documentary based on a train journey across Europe in search of Virgil's pastoral idyll.

The Door (2012), an English language production based on a Hungarian novel by Magda Szabó (no relation), focuses on the relationship between an affluent novelist (Martina Gedeck) and her poor, mysterious maid (Helen Mirren).

This ambitious and shadowy work tells a disturbing story (based on a real-life event) of a 16-year-old boy who stabs a younger boy, egged on, the attacker claims, by mysterious people he encountered on the Internet.