Category Drama

In 1973 Beth, still a teenager, left her native countryside to study at New York University where her uncle Frank, a renowned literature professor, taught. She quickly discovers that he is homosexual and that he has shared his long life with his partner Wally; a relationship he has always kept a secret. But the day Mac, the cranky patriarch of the family, suddenly passes away, Frank is forced to return to his family, along with Beth and Wally, to attend the funeral...

Everyone agreed that Cassie was a young woman with a future … until something unexpected happened to change everything. But nothing in Cassie’s life actually matches up with appearances: she’s as smart as she is cunning, glamorous as calculator, and leads a double life after dark...

I’m Your Woman is not for everyone. If it was for everyone the producers would have found another comic book character and we would have another steaming empty piece to watch for two hours. It’s a slow burning story. I like this because I want to be interested in the characters before knowing (or having to determine) their fate. I want to see Jean’s transformation especially since she’s just Eddie’s wife for the first part of the story. She starts aimlessly as a pretty face that he didn’t marry for her cooking. Either way the plot moves pretty fast and we’re presented with a detective film that is no different from most crime films. Except for the transformation of John and humanity. The kindness of strangers along the way. The touch of a stranger in a laundromat all good people. There are a few events in the film that cannot be overlooked. Perhaps these events will cause some viewers to find one or two of the heroes beyond repair. (I remain vague to avoid spoilers). But at least it gives you something to think about when you watch it. I also like Aretha’s two songs Natural Woman and The Weight. If you like independent movies I think you will like this one...

A few days after Christmas, Ida and her sister Tuva organize a winter diving trip in a remote corner of the Norwegian coast. During the dive, a landslide wedges Tuva underwater. As Ida surfaces for help, she discovers that the landslide has also buried their equipment, phones and car keys…...

Zach Sobiech, a 17-year-old musically gifted teenager, has bone cancer (osteosarcoma). A final year student, he is bursting with life and projects. But when he learns that his cancer is generalized, he decides with his best friend Sammy – who is coping with him – to make the most of the little time he has left. Thanks to their teacher Mr. Weaver, Zach and Sammy manage to sign a contract with a record company...

Black Beauty follows the adventures of a wild Mustang from the western United States. One day, captured and taken from her family, she soon finds herself at the Birtwick stables where she will forge a relationship of love, respect and mutual support with Jo Green, a 17-year-old girl who also faces the mourning of his parents...

During the Second World War, in 1942, Marcel Mangel enlisted, under the name of Marcel Marceau, in the French Resistance, under the influence of his brother Simon and his cousin, Georges Loinger...

Formerly a Chicago master, the formidable Al Capone is assigned to reside after 10 years behind bars. To protect his fortune, he allegedly hid millions of dollars before his arrest in a place known to him alone and everyone wants to seize it...

Ivan is a 200 kg gorilla who lives with his friends, the elephant Stella and the dog Bob, in a mall in a US suburb. He leads a peaceful life and has only vague memories of the jungle where he was captured. The arrival of a very young elephant, little Ruby, who has just been torn from her family and the wild life, will move him deeply and question his beliefs...

Two years after the epidemic, confinements / deconfinements have been linked, but the virus continues to mutate. The cities are divided into two camps, that of the haves and that of the have-nots. Within this new organization of society, a delivery boy who is miraculously immune to the virus crosses both worlds every day...