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The Last Outpost
1951
During the Civil War, two brothers find themselves on opposite sides of the conflict – one a Union officer, the other a Confederate raider. Ronald Reagan stars in this action-packed Western drama, with Rhonda Fleming adding romance and intrigue. Set against battles with both soldiers and Native tribes, The Last Outpost blends wartime tension with frontier adventure, exploring loyalty, rivalry, and redemption in a rugged story of divided family ties.

Orphans and Angels
2003
The needy and traumatized Theresa, who was raped when she was fourteen year-old, meets the handsome John on the street after an accident during a performance on the stage of her friend Kim asking for a low-budget hotel. She offers a ride to a nearby hostel, they date and she brings him home, where he offers Ecstasy with wine to her. Kim advises her that John is a dangerous drug-dealer that has been missing for five years after the death of his girlfriend also called Theresa, but Theresa stays with him, practicing mutual masturbation, sharing her fears and fantasies and being permanently drugged. When John's friend Billy visits Theresa, he reveals dark secrets about her boyfriend, leading to a tragic end.

The Fighting Stallion
1950
Released from a navy hospital following WW II, Lon Evans learns that he faces eventual blindness and returns to his Wyoming ranch. He sees a beautiful white stallion named Starlight and his cowhands Lem and Yancy say he is a killer and cannot be trained. Lon disproves this by training the stallion to act as his guide in preparation for his future blindness.

More Than You
2006
When one of his clients can't afford his fees, a big time Las Vegas child custody lawyer accepts a house as a suitable substitute. There, the lawyer meets Opal Dunn, a deeply religious woman who has a premonition about his family's destruction, but who believes that all things will pass if you have faith. Around the same time, his life falls apart. He has to remember Opal's teachings before he will be able to overcome his hardships. This is a compelling story of a man's love for his family, as he goes from arrogance to humility and into a journey of faith.When one of his clients can't afford his fees, a big time Las Vegas child custody lawyer accepts a house as a suitable substitute. There, the lawyer meets Opal Dunn, a deeply religious woman who has a premonition about his family's destruction, but who believes that all things will pass if you have faith. Around the same time, his life falls apart. He has to remember Opal's teachings before he will be able to overcome his hardships. This is a compelling story of a man's love for his family, as he goes from arrogance to humility and into a journey of faith.

Let Me Down Hard
2016
With every opportunity exhausted, a one hit rock and roll wonder comes home to his once broken city -itself on the rebound- to seek redemption.

Who Shot Pat?
1989
Set in 1950s Brooklyn, this coming-of-age drama follows a group of teenagers navigating first love, tough choices, and the realities of growing up on the streets. Starring Sandra Bullock in one of her earliest roles, alongside Kevin Otto and Aaron Ingram, the film blends nostalgia with grit as youthful dreams collide with harsh truths. With its mix of romance, friendship, and urban edge, Who Shot Pat? captures the spirit of adolescence in a rapidly changing world.

Maybe I’ll Come Home In The Spring
1971
A teenager flees her suburban home to live with a hippie commune, only to return months later and struggle with where she truly belongs. Sally Field gives a powerful performance as the conflicted daughter caught between conformity and counterculture, while Eleanor Parker plays her concerned mother and David Carradine portrays her free-spirited lover. Maybe I’ll Come Home in the Spring is a poignant drama reflecting the generational clashes of the early 1970s.

Damaged
2021
When a fun loving husband who has a way of gathering ant-infested firewood ignores the underlying health challenges of the wife who tries everything to stop him from his usual habit. A prey is caught and the pandemic becomes collateral damage.

The Sister in Law
1974
This steamy 1970s drama blends crime, passion, and betrayal in a tale of forbidden desire. When a drifter returns to his hometown, he becomes entangled in a dangerous love affair with his brother’s wife, igniting a chain of jealousy, deception, and violence. With its mix of sultry romance and gritty intrigue, The Sister in Law delivers a provocative slice of exploitation-era cinema.

Embalming Love
2004
A young woman tries to win the heart of the man she loves in this drama from Canadian director Darrin La Pointe. Determined to pursue her dream career as a funeral director, Patricia's also set on settling down with noncommittal musician Jake. With the help of her friend Amanda, Patricia uses Jake's party-hearty roommate, Ross, to make Jake jealous, but the scheme backfires.

McLintock!
1963
A wealthy cattle baron tries to juggle land disputes, rowdy ranch hands, and the fiery return of his estranged wife in this comedic Western romp. John Wayne brings humor and swagger as McLintock, while Maureen O’Hara matches him with wit and fire as his headstrong spouse. With Patrick Wayne and Stefanie Powers adding youthful energy, McLintock! delivers lively brawls, romance, and laughs in a family-friendly twist on the classic frontier tale.

Vengeance Valley
1951
Family loyalty and bitter rivalry collide in this tense Western drama. Burt Lancaster stars as Owen Daybright, a hardworking ranch foreman whose sense of honor puts him at odds with his irresponsible foster brother, played by Robert Walker. As jealousy, betrayal, and violence erupt, their conflict threatens to tear the family apart. Vengeance Valley blends frontier action with emotional depth, offering a gripping tale of brotherhood and betrayal on the open range.

F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Last of the Belles
1974
As F. Scott Fitzgerald reflects on his turbulent marriage and career, the film shifts between his real life and the fictional world of his short story The Last of the Belles. Richard Chamberlain portrays the acclaimed author, while Blythe Danner delivers a poignant turn as Zelda, his brilliant but troubled wife. Susan Sarandon appears as Ailie, the charming Southern belle whose presence blurs the line between inspiration and reality. Directed by George Schaefer, this thoughtful drama captures the elegance, melancholy, and romantic yearning that defined Fitzgerald’s literary legacy.

Heart of the Rockies
1951
When juvenile offenders are given a chance at redemption on a Colorado ranch, trouble brews as corrupt land barons scheme to steal the property. Roy Rogers, with his trusty horse Trigger, steps in to protect the boys and expose the villains framing them for sabotage and theft. Penny Edwards co-stars as the rancher’s supportive daughter, while Gordon Jones provides comic relief. Directed by William Witney, Heart of the Rockies delivers the perfect mix of Western action, music, and morality, capturing the spirit of Roy Rogers’ beloved frontier adventures.

Deep End
1970
15-year-old Mike takes a job at the local swimming baths, where he becomes obsessed with an attractive young woman, Susan, who works there as an attendant. Although Susan has a fiancé, Mike does his best to sabotage the relationship, to the extent of stalking both her and her fiancé. Mike becomes increasingly desperate to have Susan for himself, with tragic results.

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Passion In
The Shadows

Intensity In
Every Frame

Spotlight Selection

The Last Outpost

Orphans and Angels

The Fighting Stallion

More Than You

Let Me Down Hard

Who Shot Pat?

Maybe I’ll Come Home In The Spring

Damaged

The Sister in Law

Embalming Love

McLintock!

Vengeance Valley

F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Last of the Belles

Heart of the Rockies

Deep End