In Warsaw, Joseph and Maria Tura run and star in their own theatre company. Maria has many admirers, including Stanislav Sobinski, a young lieutenant in the Polish air force. Sobinski and his colleagues flee to England when the Nazis invade Poland to launch World War II, while the Turas are forced to operate under strict … Read more
Solomon Northup, an Afro-American violinist, is a free man in 1841, living in Saratoga Springs, New York, with his wife and children. Two men recruit him for a two-week tour with their theatre company in Washington. Solomon, on the other hand, is abducted and sold as a slave in New Orleans under the name Platt. … Read more
Maggie Fitzgerald, an aspiring boxer, wants Frankie Dunn to teach her because she wants to learn from the best. He flatly refuses at the start, stating that he has no interest in training a child. Frankie’s life is lonely, as he is estranged from his only daughter and has few friends. Maggie is a little … Read more
Luke Jackson is a calm, aloof man who refuses to adhere to his surroundings’ social demands. Luke is sentenced to two years in a Florida prison farm after being arrested for decapitating parking metres while inebriated. While there, he soon earns a reputation as a man with an unbreakable will and an unbreakable heart. Luke’s … Read more
Logan, the immortal bestial superhero once known as the Wolverine, finds himself getting old and his extraordinary healing abilities greatly diminished in the not-too-distant year 2029, when the entire mutant race is almost obliterated.Logan does his best as an incognito limo driver to protect and keep out of sight a tired nonagenarian Professor Xavier; however, … Read more
When the young man Abdel is rushed to the hospital in a coma after being beaten at the police station, protests erupt on the outskirts of Paris, and one police officer loses his revolver. The Arab Said summons his Jewish friend Vinz the next morning, and the two of them meet the black boxer Hubert … Read more
Some of the worst massacres in human history occurred in Rwanda in 1994, and the events went almost unnoticed by the rest of the world in an age of high-speed connectivity and round-the-clock reporting. One million people were brutally murdered in just three months. An ordinary man summons exceptional bravery in the face of these … Read more
Antoine Doinel, a fourteen-year-old at-risk boy, feels like a stranger in his own home because his inattentive, moody, and emotionally inaccessible parents—the unmotherly Gilberte and the distant stepfather, Julien—are always absent from their cramped Parisian apartment. Antoine, who is misunderstood, depressed, and unable to tell his parents the truth, can’t wait to grow up and … Read more
One of Bergman’s most important works, with a feminine look and a reflection on the mother-daughter relationship. Charlotte Andergast, a world-renowned pianist, has lost Leonardo, the man she had shared her life with for many years. Her death leaves her in a state of desolation and bewilderment. Eva, his daughter, who has been married to … Read more
Nothing would make a meek and mild projectionist, who also cleans up after screenings, happier than to be a private investigator. He marries a lovely lady, but a ladies man known as the Sheik competes for her affection. He gets rid of the projectionist by taking the girl’s father’s pocket watch, which he pawns to … Read more