Awesome Unknown Title of Movie Thread

This thread is for someone to post clues about a movie they are thinking about. Others can guess what movie the poster has in mind. The first person who guesses the movie correctly gets to post their own mystery movie.

Note: the movie plot doesn't have to be a mystery, but it should have a plot and not be just a series of unrelated skits. A documentary would not suffice as it generally has no plot. The title of the movie is the mystery here. The movie could be about anything. The movie should be a theatrical full length feature film, not a TV movie. And it should be a real movie with sound, with actual people actors, not just their voices, animations or cartoons.

There are no limitations as to where the movies are created, as long as they are relatively well known.  So, Europe, USA, Asia, etc. are fine. Hollywood films are OK for this game, as are foreign made films. The movie should have garnered critical acclaim and/or at least one industry award/nomination. If nobody guesses the film title within a reasonable number of clues, and all announce they give up, then it will be incumbent upon the puzzler to reveal the title of the film.

After the movie title is solved, time permitting, the puzzler should document the clues and how they are supported by the film.

I will lead off the first Mystery Movie with clues in the next post.

Enjoy!

Is nobody guesses, and everybody gives up, then I suppose either the puzzler can propose  another mysterious movie title, or can pick the identity of the next puzzler, or we could all vote on it. So far that hasn't happened, but the tendency of the puzzler is to make the clues more and more obvious and somebody finally guesses correctly, although we did come pretty close with Evil Roy Slade.

Although there are some very famous silent films, they are a genre into themselves and IMHO should be off-limits for a game like this.

As for awards/nominations/critical acclaim goes, I'm trying to exclude relatively obscure flicks. Along that line, the awards or acclaim should be positive.

As for animation, it would be simpler just to exclude that sort of stuff, unless the animation is just for a few minutes and not integral to the plot.

Nope.

Also, that's tomatoes, LOL. Unless you're Dan Quayle.