

When an imaginative girl has fantasies that her mother is having an affair, her visions almost ruin her parents domestic life. Based on the play “Alice Sit By The Fire” by James M. Barrie.Read More »


When an imaginative girl has fantasies that her mother is having an affair, her visions almost ruin her parents domestic life. Based on the play “Alice Sit By The Fire” by James M. Barrie.Read More »


When a young woman arrives at the home of her socialite cousin, she soon gets sucked into the woman’s complex web of deceit.Read More »


Musical numbers highlight this story of a wealthy widow who disowns her daughter after a new man enters her life.Read More »


A make-shift village – more accurately, an inhabited rubbish dump – in the dust-blown margins of California is home to Raphael (Johnny Depp) and his impoverished family. Scavenging is survival, but Raphael is determined to give his kin a better life. Desperate for work, he meets a man who offers a chink of light at a price: Raphael’s death.Read More »


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In ancient Romania, where simplicity hides deep inner life, Doina rises each dawn to bring food to her shepherd husband. What begins as a daily routine becomes a quiet ritual. One morning, nature’s signs reveal his death. The film follows her through grief, blending symbolic realism with myth and magic as she journeys to the edges of despair where reality and imagination intertwine.Read More »


“A brief but intense love story between a man and a woman during the 2020 covid lockdown…”Read More »


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Follow the lives of Rikky, a talanted geologist, and her brother Pete, an off-the-wall mechanical genius. To find peace of mind they travel to the outbacks of Australia and meet up with a desert mining town full of zany individualists.Read More »


Jewish life in Poland before World War II. The Vladimir Medem Sanatorium stood as the embodiment of health and enlightenment in striking contrast to the grim images of urban Polish-Jewish poverty.Read More »


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This low-budget, independent picture’s most significant point of interest is its writing pedigree — it’s based on a novel by hard-boiled favorite Ed McBain, with a screenplay by the best-selling novelist Harold Robbins. This contributes to a very schizophrenic result. The influence of the former is obvious in the police procedural framework, with some interesting shot-on-location scenes in Spanish Harlem and other NYC locales. The latter’s heavy hand is apparent in the overblown melodramatic scenes which especially mar the last couple of reels.Read More »