Jane Eyre (1996)

A governess discovers love and hidden horrors when she takes a position at Thornfield Hall, confronting her own independence and the mysterious past of her brooding master.


Last Supper, The (1995)

A group of liberal graduate students host dinner parties to debate extremist political views, planning to expose their guests. When the discussions turn hostile, they resort to murder, turning their intellectual gatherings into a deadly game.


Ransom (1996)

When his son is kidnapped, a wealthy airline executive (Mel Gibson) decides to pay the ransom by offering a bounty on the kidnappers, leading to a tense, high‑stakes battle of wits with the criminals and law enforcement.


Crow: City of Angels, The (1996)

After being brutally killed, rock musician Ashe is resurrected as the vengeful spirit of the Crow, returning to Seattle to exact revenge on his murderers while protecting a young girl caught in the crossfire. With the help of a streetwise kid, he battles corrupt police and crime syndicates, seeking justice beyond death.


Michael Collins (1996)

Michael Collins chronicles the rise and fall of the Irish revolutionary leader, portraying his pivotal role in the fight for independence and the personal sacrifices behind the birth of a nation. The film blends political intrigue with intimate drama as Collins navigates friendship, betrayal, and the high cost of freedom.


Ruling Class, The (1972)

A neurotic aristocrat inherits a dukedom and, convinced he is the reincarnation of Jesus, spirals into delusion and murderous madness, exposing the absurdities of the British upper class.


Real Genius (1985)

A teen physics prodigy and his eccentric classmates turn a college laser project into a chaotic prank, outsmarting the ruthless professor behind it. Their high‑spirited antics mix clever science with humor, proving that genius can be a lot of fun.


Benny & Joon (1993)

When Sam, an idiosyncratic artist, meets Joon—a whimsical young woman living under her overprotective brother Benny's care—their unexpected romance sparks a series of quirky, heartfelt adventures that challenge Benny’s controlling ways and celebrate love’s ability to embrace eccentricity.


Saint, The (1997)

Simon Templar, the charismatic master thief known as The Saint, is hired to steal a top‑secret genetic weapon formula, thrusting him into a deadly game of deception with a brilliant scientist and a ruthless Russian mob boss. As the chase spans Europe, Templar must decide whether to complete the job or protect the woman he’s come to love.


MatchMaker, The (1997)

A cynical political aide is dispatched to a small Irish village to track down a long‑lost ancestor for a senior senator’s campaign, but she soon gets tangled in local matchmaking schemes and finds unexpected romance.


Amistad (1997)

The film recounts the 1839 mutiny aboard the schooner Amistad, where captured Africans seize control of their ship and are later tried in the United States; as their case reaches the Supreme Court, former President John Quincy Adams fights to secure their freedom and expose the nation’s moral contradictions.


Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)

James Bond must stop a ruthless media mogul who plans to engineer a global conflict to boost his television ratings, leading the spy into a high‑tech battle across oceans, cities, and a deadly yacht chase. The mission pits Bond against cutting‑edge gadgets, relentless assassins, and a race against time to prevent the world’s next war.


Replacement Killers, The (1998)

When a mob boss orders a hit on a key witness, a skilled assassin (Chow Yun‑fat) steps in as the replacement killer, protecting the terrified woman who holds the only evidence and fighting relentless enforcers to stay alive.


Burnt By the Sun (1994)

Set in Stalinist USSR, a loyal Soviet officer’s prosperous life unravels when a secret police agent arrives, exposing hidden betrayals and the looming terror of the Great Purge. His family’s struggle of love, loyalty, and political paranoia unfolds against the encroaching darkness of the era.


Red Corner (1997)

When American journalist Jack Moore (Richard Gere) is arrested and framed for murder in China, a determined Chinese lawyer (Zhang Ziyi) must battle a corrupt legal system to prove his innocence.


Jumanji (1995)

A magical board game unleashes jungle hazards into the real world, forcing a group of kids to finish the game and rescue a frightened boy from the past before the chaotic adventure destroys their town.

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Father of the Bride Part II (1995)

George Banks eagerly prepares for his daughter's wedding, only to discover she's pregnant, and soon finds himself juggling the surprises of a second wedding and the prospect of becoming both a grandfather and a great‑grandfather.


Across the Sea of Time (1995)

This documentary journeys across millennia to uncover the rise and fall of the Minoan civilization on Crete, revealing its advanced society, art, and mysterious disappearance through archaeological discoveries and expert insight.


Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace (1996)

When a brilliant but reckless scientist merges his mind with a powerful virtual reality program, he must stop a digital virus that threatens to turn the internet into an unstoppable weapon, while his former ally battles corporate greed in both the real world and cyberspace.


Fair Game (1995)

A former CIA operative is falsely accused of murder and forced into a deadly cat‑and‑mouse chase, using her espionage skills to outwit relentless assassins while uncovering the conspiracy that put her in the crosshairs.


Screamers (1995)

On a desolate mining planet, a team of soldiers discovers that the autonomous weapons — dubbed “screamers” — have evolved into deadly, shape‑shifting killers, forcing them to battle both the machines and each other in a fight for survival.


Nick of Time (1995)

A mild‑mannered accountant (Johnny Depp) is forced to become an assassin on live television, with a bomb strapped to his car and only 90 minutes to kill a politician before the deadline. As the clock ticks, he races against a ruthless terrorist mastermind to uncover the truth and save his family.


Beautiful Girls (1996)

A small‑town guitarist returns home for a weekend reunion, confronting old friends, past romances, and the uncertainty of his future as he wrestles with the pull of familiar comforts versus the lure of a bigger life.


Happy Gilmore (1996)

A former hockey player with a powerful slapshot discovers his talent for golf and enters the pro circuit to save his grandmother’s house, turning his unorthodox style into a comedic underdog success story.


If Lucy Fell (1996)

A carefree woman discovers that every relationship she’s had ends on the same day, prompting her to investigate an inexplicable pattern while navigating love, friendship, and self‑discovery in this quirky romantic comedy.


Boomerang (1992)

Charlie Mack, a charismatic ad executive and notorious womanizer, sees his usual tricks backfire when he meets a clever rival who makes him fall for her, leading to a series of comedic and romantic mishaps.


Man of the Year (1995)

When a modest small‑town citizen is thrust into the spotlight as his community’s “Man of the Year,” a media whirlwind ensues, forcing him to grapple with the personal compromises and moral dilemmas that accompany sudden fame.


Addiction, The (1995)

A philosophy graduate student is bitten and transformed into a vampire, forcing her to grapple with a relentless, drug‑like craving for blood that spreads through Manhattan’s night‑life, while she confronts the moral consequences of her new addiction.


Casper (1995)

When a paranormal therapist and his daughter move into an old mansion, they befriend Casper, a kind‑hearted ghost longing to connect with the living, while contending with his mischievous ghostly brothers.


Congo (1995)

When a corporate expedition led by Dr. Karen Ross races to locate a hidden diamond mine in the African Congo, they encounter a lost city, a deadly emerald, and an aggressive troop of genetically‑engineered gorillas that threaten to destroy them all. The adventure blends high‑tech intrigue with jungle peril as the team fights to survive and uncover the ancient secret.


Devil in a Blue Dress (1995)

In 1948 Los Angeles, private detective Easy Rawlins is hired to locate a missing woman, a job that drags him into a murky world of crime, corruption, and racial tension while he tries to protect his family. The case forces him to confront dangerous allies and enemies, revealing a complex web of deceit beneath the city’s glamorous façade.


Johnny Mnemonic (1995)

In a dystopian near‑future, data courier Johnny Mnemonic (Keanu Reeves) must deliver a massive encrypted payload stored in his brain before it kills him, while evading ruthless corporations and a deadly cyber‑netic assassin. His desperate race through a gritty cyber‑punk underworld reveals the dangerous cost of a world driven by information.


Kids (1995)

A raw, documentary‑style drama that follows a group of New York City teens as they revel in reckless sex, drugs, and parties, confronting the stark consequences of their careless lifestyle, including the looming threat of AIDS.


Mute Witness (1994)

When a deaf‑mute woman accidentally witnesses a brutal mob murder, she must rely on a determined detective to shield her from ruthless killers who will stop at nothing to silence the only witness.


Prophecy, The (1995)

A hard‑boiled NYPD detective reluctantly partners with a disgruntled angel to stop a prophesied child who could unleash the Antichrist, sparking a violent clash between warring celestial forces.


Something to Talk About (1995)

When Grace (Julia Roberts) discovers her husband Jack (Dennis Quaid) is having an affair, she must confront the betrayal while navigating the expectations and meddling of her Southern family, especially the outspoken mother-in‑law played by Robert Duvall, in this heartfelt drama about love, loyalty, and forgiveness.


Three Wishes (1995)

A mysterious drifter (Patrick Swayze) rolls into a dusty desert town and offers a grieving widower and his teenage daughter three wishes, setting off a heart‑warming chain of redemption, hope, and unexpected change for the whole community.


Castle Freak (1995)

When a widowed American inherits a crumbling Italian castle, she and her son become entangled in a centuries‑old family curse that unleashes a deformed, cannibalistic creature lurking beneath the walls.


Don Juan DeMarco (1995)

A charming young man who believes himself to be the legendary lover Don Juan seeks guidance from a skeptical psychiatrist, prompting the doctor to examine his own ideas about love and romance. As their unlikely friendship deepens, the boundary between fantasy and reality blurs, creating a whimsical exploration of passion and identity.


Drop Zone (1994)

A former Navy SEAL turned adrenaline‑junkie skydiver teams up with an FBI agent to stop a group of sky‑diving criminals who use parachutes to pull off high‑risk heists. When they target a priceless artifact, he must confront his past and master the ultimate free‑fall showdown.


Dumb & Dumber (1994)

Two bumbling friends set out on a cross‑country road trip to return a forgotten briefcase, leaving a trail of outrageous mishaps and slapstick chaos wherever they go.


French Kiss (1995)

An impulsive American woman flies to Paris to win back her fiancé, but ends up on a whirlwind adventure with a charismatic French thief who steals her heart as well as her passport.


Little Odessa (1994)

In the gritty Brooklyn neighborhood known as Little Odessa, teenage Alex is drawn into his mobster cousin's dangerous heroin deal, forcing him to navigate loyalty, betrayal, and a violent underworld. As the heist unravels, Alex must confront the brutal consequences of his choices and decide where his true allegiance lies.


Milk Money (1994)

A shy teenager attempts to buy a bra for his mother at a grocery store, striking a deal with a streetwise prostitute who ends up mentoring him through a summer of awkwardness, friendship, and unexpected romance.


Beyond Bedlam (1993)

When a skeptical psychologist takes a night shift at a rundown mental institution, he discovers that the patients possess uncanny, reality‑bending powers, forcing him to confront a terrifying conspiracy that could unleash chaos beyond the asylum’s walls.


Only You (1994)

After a fortune‑teller tells her she'll meet her true love named Damon, quirky New Yorker Faith journeys to Italy and England, only to discover that destiny—and love—often arrive in unexpected forms.


Perez Family, The (1995)

When the Pérez family wins a modest lottery prize, they embark on a chaotic cross‑border adventure, confronting cultural clashes and personal ambitions, only to discover that true wealth lies in their togetherness.


Roommates (1995)

After a parolee is forced to share a cramped apartment with a nervous, aspiring writer, their clashing habits force them to confront their pasts and gradually form an unexpected friendship.


Relative Fear (1994)

A college student returns home to care for her estranged aunt, only to uncover the woman's deadly obsession with the dead and a murderous family legacy that threatens to claim another victim.


Swimming with Sharks (1995)

A young Hollywood assistant discovers the ruthless side of the film industry when his volatile boss subjects him to relentless abuse, prompting him to plot a daring revenge. The darkly comedic drama exposes the cutthroat power dynamics hidden behind Tinseltown's glitz.


Tommy Boy (1995)

When well-meaning but bumbling Tommy Callahan inherits his father's struggling auto parts company, he partners with his straight‑laced friend Richard and embarks on a chaotic cross‑country road trip to land a massive sale and save the family business.


Baby-Sitters Club, The (1995)

A group of teenage friends in the 1990s form the Baby-Sitters Club, juggling their budding business, school, and romantic entanglements while learning lessons about responsibility, loyalty, and growing up.


Bullets Over Broadway (1994)

A hapless playwright sees his script turned into a hit comedy when a ruthless mob boss forces his henchmen to act in it, leading to a chaotic clash of art, crime, and dark humor.


Crooklyn (1994)

Set in 1970s Brooklyn, Crooklyn follows the Carmichael family as they navigate love, loss and everyday life, seen through the eyes of teenage Troy, whose mother’s sudden death forces the siblings to grow up fast in a vibrant, close‑knit community.


It Could Happen to You (1994)

A kindhearted New York cop (Nicolas Cage) wins the lottery and fulfills a promise to share his winnings with a cash‑strapped waitress (Bridget Fonda), leading to an unexpected romance that proves love can spark in the most ordinary moments.


Richie Rich (1994)

When the world's richest kid, Richie Rich, enrolls at a public school, his boundless wealth and good heart help him outwit a scheming rival and protect his family's fortune while proving that kindness is richer than money.


Speechless (1994)

When a staunch Republican speechwriter and an idealistic Democratic speechwriter are forced to work together on a presidential campaign, their professional rivalry sparks an unexpected romance, challenging both their careers and convictions.


Timecop (1994)

A Los Angeles police detective discovers a conspiracy where a former colleague uses time travel to alter the past for profit, and he must race across different eras to stop the mastermind and protect the timeline.


Bad Company (1995)

A seasoned detective and a charismatic con artist form an uneasy partnership to infiltrate a powerful criminal organization, navigating betrayal and danger at every turn. Their high‑stakes game of deception culminates in a tense showdown that tests loyalties and survival.


Boys Life (1995)

A heartfelt anthology of three short stories, *Boys Life* follows young gay men navigating love, identity, and acceptance in the 1990s, capturing the humor, longing, and vulnerability of their coming‑of‑age journeys.


In the Mouth of Madness (1995)

A private investigator searches for a missing horror novelist whose books seem to warp reality, dragging him into a nightmarish world where fiction comes to life. As the boundaries between sanity and madness dissolve, he confronts the terrifying power of imagination itself.


Air Up There, The (1994)

When a struggling college basketball coach discovers a prodigiously talented player in a remote African village, he journeys there to recruit him, navigating cultural clashes and comedic mishaps, all in hopes of bringing the youngster back to the U.S. to lead his team to victory.


Hard Target (1993)

In New Orleans, a former Marine is forced into a deadly game when a wealthy businessman hires mercenaries to hunt homeless men for sport, and he teams up with a tenacious reporter to fight back and survive.


Heaven & Earth (1993)

Heaven & Earth follows Le Ly, a Vietnamese woman whose life is shattered by the Vietnam War, as she endures loss, displacement, and a forced move to the United States in search of redemption. The film portrays her harrowing journey, highlighting the personal toll of conflict and the challenges of cultural assimilation.


Jimmy Hollywood (1994)

A washed‑up TV star turned male escort, Jimmy Hollywood uses his flamboyant charm to fund his dream movie, only to fall for a fellow prostitute and navigate the chaotic world of Hollywood producers, directors, and relentless fame‑hungry schemers.


Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)

When a nosy couple suspect their neighbor of murder, Woody Allen and Diane Keaton turn their quirky New York apartment into a crime‑solving hub, blending neurotic humor with a classic whodunit.


Menace II Society (1993)

A gritty urban drama that follows Caine, a teenage hustler in South Central Los Angeles, as he confronts the brutal cycle of gang violence and crime after a devastating loss, forcing him to choose between loyalty and a chance at redemption.


Poetic Justice (1993)

A grieving poet (Janet Jackson) struggles to heal after her mother’s death and, while traveling with a charismatic postal worker (Tupac Shakur), discovers love, friendship, and the power of spoken word to mend her broken heart.


Program, The (1993)

When a star college quarterback joins a powerhouse football program, he faces intense pressure to win at any cost, dragging him into a dangerous world of steroids, corruption, and personal conflict.


Rising Sun (1993)

A New York detective teams up with a Japanese‑American partner to investigate a murder at a powerful Japanese corporation’s Los Angeles headquarters, uncovering a web of corporate intrigue and cultural clash.


Shadow, The (1994)

In 1930s New York, wealthy playboy Lamont Cranston uses his ability to cloud men's minds to become the masked vigilante known as The Shadow, battling a diabolical genius and his henchmen to protect the city from a looming crime wave.


Thirty-Two Short Films About Glenn Gould (1993)

Thirty-Two Short Films About Glenn Gould is a whimsical collage of vignettes that examine the life, music, and eccentricities of the famed Canadian pianist. Through a mix of archival footage, dramatizations and playful inventions, the film captures Gould’s genius and the myth that surrounds him.


Andre (1994)

Based on a true story, "Andre" follows a young boy who befriends a rescued seal named André, whose playful spirit captivates a small coastal town. As André’s fame grows, the community must confront the heartbreaking reality of his wild nature.


Celluloid Closet, The (1995)

The Celluloid Closet (1995) is a groundbreaking documentary that examines the hidden history of LGBTQ representation in Hollywood, revealing how queer characters have been portrayed, censored, and stereotyped over the past century. Through archival footage and interviews with filmmakers and actors, it uncovers the industry's evolving attitudes toward sexual orientation on screen.


Great Day in Harlem, A (1994)

A documentary that chronicles the historic 1958 photograph of Harlem’s jazz legends, combining archival footage and interviews to capture the music, personalities, and cultural significance of the iconic gathering.


One Fine Day (1996)

When a widowed journalist (Mia Farrow) and a high‑powered lawyer (George Clooney) have their children swap phones, they spend the day together juggling work and parenting, discovering unexpected chemistry.


Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995)

When a graduate student awakens the legend of the Candyman, the vengeful spirit returns to Baltimore, and a journalist drawn into the myth must confront the deadly curse.


Frisk (1995)

When a sadistic murderer begins stalking a group of college friends, they are forced into a brutal cat‑and‑mouse game where every secret is exposed, and survival becomes a gruesome test.


Girl 6 (1996)

A lonely New Yorker takes a job as a telephone‑sex operator, navigating the gritty “happy talk” world and confronting the paradox of intimacy and isolation that comes with the phone’s anonymous connections.


Eddie (1996)

A die‑hard Knicks fan wins a contest that makes her the team's head coach, forcing her to turn a ragtag group of players into a winning squad while navigating wild locker‑room antics.


Space Jam (1996)

When an alien race threatens to enslave Earth, basketball legend Michael Jordan teams up with the Looney Tunes characters for a high‑stakes intergalactic game. Their fate—and the planet’s—hangs on the outcome of the wild, cartoon‑filled basketball showdown.

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Mrs. Winterbourne (1996)

When a car accident leads strangers to mistake a pregnant woman for the dead wife of a grieving widower, she is welcomed into the aristocratic Winterbourne family and must pretend to be the missing daughter‑in‑law while navigating romance and deception.


Faces (1968)

Faces, a 1968 American drama by John Cassavetes, follows a disintegrating marriage as the couple confronts infidelity, self-identity, and emotional isolation through raw, improvisational dialogue. The film captures the stark intimacy and tension of suburban life, revealing the fragility of personal connections.


Mulholland Falls (1996)

In 1950s Los Angeles, a charismatic but ruthless police unit known as the Mulholland Seven investigates a routine hit-and-run that spirals into a web of political corruption and murder. As they dig deeper, loyalty and conscience clash in a deadly game of power.


Great White Hype, The (1996)

A satire of shark‑hunting movies, the film follows a TV producer who fabricates a massive great‑white shark attack to boost ratings, only to discover the predator is real and deadly.


Arrival, The (1996)

Radio astronomer Zane uncovers a hidden alien transmission that leads him to a remote island where extraterrestrials are secretly manipulating Earth's climate, forcing him into a desperate race to stop their invasion.


Phantom, The (1996)

A modern retelling of the classic comic‑strip hero, The Phantom follows the masked jungle lord (Billy Zane) as he battles the evil Dr. Zorba and his pirate army to protect the ancient secrets of his lineage. Set against lush tropical backdrops, the adventure blends high‑octane action, romance, and a touch of supernatural lore as the hero embraces his destiny as the jungle’s guardian.


Daylight (1996)

When a massive explosion collapses the Hudson River tunnel, a former emergency responder (Sylvester Stallone) must navigate the darkness and flooding to rescue the trapped commuters. He races against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse and save lives.


Alaska (1996)

After their father's death, siblings who find a map to a hidden gold mine journey through the Alaskan wilderness, teaming up with a grizzled trapper and a loyal sled dog while evading a ruthless poacher.


Fled (1996)

After being falsely blamed for a murder, a savvy computer hacker teams up with a street‑wise con artist to clear their names, racing across the city while staying one step ahead of a relentless detective and the real killers.


Power 98 (1995)

When a charismatic shock‑jock and his enigmatic co‑host use their powerful radio show to manipulate listeners and hide a series of murders, a hard‑nosed detective must unravel the deadly game before the station’s signal silences them all.


Escape from L.A. (1996)

In a dystopian future, antihero Snake Plissken is coerced by a ruthless government to infiltrate a lawless, militarized Los Angeles—now an island prison—and retrieve a nuclear device before it triggers a global catastrophe.


Bogus (1996)

A down‑on‑his‑luck con man pretends to be a medium to swindle a grieving mother, only to discover that the boy she’s caring for can actually see a mischievous little ghost named Bogus, forcing the swindler into a heartfelt, unlikely partnership.


Bulletproof (1996)

When a slick con artist is forced to become a police informant, he partners with a tough detective to track down a murderous mobster and a $12‑million drug haul. Their unlikely alliance leads to high‑octane chases, double‑crosses and plenty of laughs.


Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)

When Michael Myers awakens after years of imprisonment, he stalks a new generation of victims, including a teenage girl who discovers a family secret linking her to his endless curse.


Gay Divorcee, The (1934)

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star as a married dance duo whose marriage hits a snag after a misunderstanding, leading each to flirt with new partners and spark comic misadventures, all set against lavish song‑and‑dance numbers that showcase their legendary chemistry.


Ninotchka (1939)

In Soviet diplomat Ninotchka’s mission to Paris, her rigid ideology is tested when she meets charming American playboy Count Leon, sparking a witty battle of hearts and humor as love softens her staunch convictions.


Meet John Doe (1941)

A charismatic drifter known as John Doe sparks a populist movement by sending anonymous editorial letters that intrigue a skeptical newspaper editor and a determined reporter. As the phenomenon grows, the three wrestle with truth, media manipulation, and the power of the people.


In the Line of Duty 2 (1987)

When a tenacious police officer goes undercover to dismantle a ruthless drug cartel, she must outwit a deadly network of assassins and survive relentless, high‑octane combat, risking everything to bring the criminals to justice.


Loch Ness (1995)

A British documentary filmmaker journeys to Scotland to investigate the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, confronting both skepticism and wonder as he uncovers unexpected secrets beneath the waters.


Last Man Standing (1996)

In 1950s New York, a hardened Korean War veteran (Bruce Willis) returns home to investigate a violent mob war, using his ruthless tactics to expose corruption and enforce his own brand of justice, putting him at odds with both criminals and the police.


Glimmer Man, The (1996)

Ex‑CIA operative turned L.A. detective Nick Prescott teams up with his former partner to investigate a string of grisly murders that appear tied to a shadowy corporate conspiracy. Using his rare “glimmer” intuition, Prescott must outwit a ruthless killer while confronting his own haunted past.


Pollyanna (1960)

When optimistic orphan Pollyanna arrives in a small New England town, her unwavering "glad game" gradually lifts the spirits of its cynical residents, revealing the healing power of positivity and gratitude.


Shaggy Dog, The (1959)

A teenage boy’s life turns chaotic when a magical ring causes him to transform into a lovable Great Dane, leading to comedic mishaps as he tries to keep his secret while navigating high school, a new job, and a mischievous neighbor.


Freeway (1996)

Teen runaway Vanessa Lutz flees her abusive home and ends up on a dangerous highway, where she encounters a psychopathic cop posing as a helpful driver, turning her journey into a twisted modern‑day "Little Red Riding Hood."


That Thing You Do! (1996)

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To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday (1996)

On the eve of his late wife's 37th birthday, grieving widower David continues to converse with her spirit, forcing him to confront his lingering denial and the painful process of moving on.


Looking for Richard (1996)

Al Pacino’s *Looking for Richard* is a hybrid documentary that dives into Shakespeare’s *Richard III*, mixing rehearsal footage, scholarly interviews, and staged scenes to explore the play’s enduring relevance and the challenges of bringing its complex characters to life.


Murder, My Sweet (1944)

Private detective Philip Marlowe is hired by a sultry femme fatale to locate her missing husband, only to become entangled in a web of murder, blackmail, and double‑crosses that lead him through the gritty underbelly of wartime Los Angeles.


Days of Thunder (1990)

A talented but reckless NASCAR driver teams up with a seasoned crew chief to chase victory, confronting fierce competition, personal demons, and high‑speed danger on the race track.


Perfect Candidate, A (1996)

A charismatic political consultant teams up with a reluctant newcomer to run for city council, navigating media spin, personal secrets, and the high‑stakes world of local politics. As the campaign gains momentum, their unexpected chemistry forces both to confront what they truly value in power and love.


Two or Three Things I Know About Her (1966)

A lyrical essay by Jean‑Luc Godard that follows a young Parisian housewife through a single day, juxtaposing her ordinary routine and factory work with striking images of advertising, traffic, and consumer culture to comment on modern alienation. Through a blend of documentary footage and experimental narration, the film critiques the commodification of daily life in 1960s France.


Bloody Child, The (1996)

A small-town community is terrorized when a seemingly innocent child begins a spree of brutal murders, forcing a desperate police investigation to uncover the dark secret behind the child's blood‑soaked rampage.


Braindead (1992)

A timid shopkeeper's life spirals into chaotic horror when his mother is infected by a Sumatran rat-bite, turning her into a relentless, flesh‑eating zombie, triggering an increasingly over‑the‑top bloodbath that spreads through the town.


Bad Taste (1987)

When a horde of flesh‑eating aliens crash‑lands in a remote New Zealand town, a rag‑tag group of locals must band together, using improvised weapons, to survive the grotesque onslaught.


Diva (1981)

When a Parisian music student secretly records a famed opera diva’s private recital, the illicit tape becomes a priceless prize, thrusting him into a dangerous chase across the city with mobsters, a corrupt cop, and a mysterious saxophonist.


Night on Earth (1991)

In this anthology, five taxi rides across Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Rome, and Helsinki unfold during a single night, revealing quirky, heartfelt encounters between drivers and passengers.


Paris Was a Woman (1995)

A vibrant documentary that chronicles the bohemian world of Paris's lesbian and avant‑garde scene in the 1970s, following charismatic figures like Jeanne Sagan and the iconic Cabaret Au Frog and showcasing their art, love, and resistance against a changing city.


Amityville: Dollhouse (1996)

A couple who move into a new home built on the former Amityville murder site soon learn that a creepy doll collector is using the house’s dark history to turn unsuspecting residents into lifelike dolls, trapping them in a nightmarish, miniature world.


April Fool's Day (1986)

A group of college friends spend a weekend at a remote mansion playing elaborate April Fool's pranks on each other, only to discover that the jokes have turned deadly when a mysterious killer begins stalking the party.


Believers, The (1987)

When a homicide leads a detective and a journalist into the heart of a secret Afro‑Caribbean cult in New York, they uncover a terrifying deity that demands human sacrifice. Their investigation forces them to confront the cult’s deadly rituals and its fanatical believers.


Nosferatu a Venezia (1986)

A famed film critic journeys to Venice to investigate rumors that a reclusive aristocrat is the legendary vampire Nosferatu, and soon finds himself drawn into a seductive web of gothic horror and deadly intrigue.


Jingle All the Way (1996)

A workaholic dad (Arnold Schwarzenegger) frantically scours the city on Christmas Eve trying to secure the wildly popular Turbo Man action figure for his son, leading to a series of chaotic, comedic mishaps as he competes against a rival father for the coveted toy.


Garden of Finzi-Contini, The (Giardino dei Finzi-Contini, Il) (1970)

Set in 1930s Ferrara, the film follows the privileged Finzi-Contini Jewish family as they retreat into their secluded garden amid the rise of fascism, trying to preserve their way of life. Their sheltered world unravels as love, loss, and the looming horrors of war intrude upon their idyllic refuge.


My Fellow Americans (1996)

When former Presidents played by Jack Lemmon and James Garner are falsely accused of murder, they embark on a chaotic cross‑country road trip to clear their names, forcing bitter rivals to cooperate amid a comedy of political mishaps.


Ice Storm, The (1997)

Set in 1973 suburban Connecticut, The Ice Storm follows two families as a Thanksgiving dinner spirals into betrayal, secrets, and a literal ice storm that mirrors their emotional turbulence; through Ang Lee’s nuanced direction, the film explores the disintegration of the American middle class and the generational divide of the era.


Michael (1996)

When a down‑on‑her‑luck mother and a skeptical sheriff encounter a charismatic, drinking archangel named Michael, his irreverent humor and unexpected miracles turn their lives upside‑down.


Whole Wide World, The (1996)

The Whole Wide World is a tender biographical drama that chronicles the quiet, letters‑filled romance between aspiring Texas writer Robert E. Howard and the spirited small‑town girl Minnie, portraying their hopeful love and its tragic, bittersweet conclusion.


Hearts and Minds (1996)

Hearts and Minds is a powerful documentary that examines the Vietnam War through archival footage, interviews, and personal testimonies, revealing the political machinations and human cost behind the conflict.


Fools Rush In (1997)

When carefree New Yorker Alex meets vibrant Mexican‑American Andy in Los Angeles, a one‑night encounter leads to an unexpected pregnancy and a whirlwind marriage, forcing them to navigate cultural clashes, family expectations, and their own doubts as they discover that love can thrive amid chaos.


Touch (1997)

After a car accident leaves a celebrated journalist paralyzed and speechless, he learns to communicate through a computer and forms an unexpected bond with a teenage girl who helps him regain his sense of purpose.


Vegas Vacation (1997)

The Griswold family takes a chaotic road trip to Las Vegas, where Clark’s over‑the‑top attempts to win big and his kids’ misadventures create a whirlwind of comedy and mishaps.


Love Jones (1997)

Love Jones follows a charismatic poet and an aspiring photographer in 1990s Chicago as they navigate a passionate romance amid the city’s vibrant artistic scene, exploring love, friendship, and the challenges of commitment.


Picture Perfect (1997)

A struggling journalist (Jennifer Love Hewitt) pretends to be a wealthy socialite to secure a high‑profile magazine job. As a charismatic photographer (Dermot Mulroney) discovers her deception, the two engage in a witty battle that blossoms into romance.


Career Girls (1997)

Two ambitious women in 1990s Hong Kong juggle demanding careers, love, and friendship as they confront the pressures of success, while their intertwined journeys highlight the challenges and aspirations of modern, career‑driven women.


She's So Lovely (1997)

After being released from prison, ex‑con Sid struggles to rebuild his life and win back his former love, only to be pulled back into danger by his bipolar mother and his brother’s involvement in the same criminal world.


Money Talks (1997)

A fast‑talking hustler (Chris Tucker) uncovers a massive drug dealer’s stash and teams up with a straight‑laced DEA agent (Charlie Sheen) to pull off an audacious heist, sparking a wild, high‑stakes chase full of comedy and chaos.


Excess Baggage (1997)

After winning a $12 million lottery, free‑spirited Alicia (Alicia Silverstone) is kidnapped by a gruff biker (Benicio del Toro) who hopes to claim the reward, thrusting both into a chaotic cross‑country chase. As they evade the police and ruthless criminals, the mismatched pair confront their pasts and discover unexpected chemistry.


That Darn Cat! (1997)

When a mischievous tuxedo cat uncovers a jewel thief’s plan, a clumsy FBI agent and his partner must chase the feline across the city, leading to a series of comic mishaps and unlikely heroics.


Peacemaker, The (1997)

A nuclear weapons expert (George Clooney) teams up with a determined CIA operative (Nicole Kidman) to race against time and stop stolen Russian nuclear warheads from triggering a global catastrophe.


Soul Food (1997)

When matriarch Mama teaches her family that the weekly Sunday dinner is the heart of their bond, her sudden illness forces her children to confront past grievances and fight to keep the beloved tradition alive.


Money Talks (1997)

When a fast‑talking con artist (Chris Tucker) witnesses a mob hit, he teams up with a tough‑talking detective (Charlie Sheen) to expose a corrupt syndicate, leading to a high‑octane, comedy‑filled chase across the country.


Washington Square (1997)

In 1850s New York, timid heiress Catherine Oakley (Jennifer Connelly) falls for the charismatic but penniless Basil Ransom, while her overprotective father constantly warns her of his deceitful nature. As love and family loyalty clash, Catherine must decide whether to follow her heart or succumb to her father's controlling influence.


Telling Lies in America (1997)

Set in 1960s Boston, the film follows a shy high‑schooler who befriends a charismatic classmate, and together they navigate love, loyalty and the looming threat of the Vietnam draft, discovering how lies become a survival tool in America. Their fragile friendship is tested as secrets and deception blur the line between truth and betrayal.


Year of the Horse (1997)

"Year of the Horse" captures Neil Young and his backing band Crazy Horse on the road during their 1996 tour, blending electrifying concert performances with candid backstage moments to showcase the raw energy and camaraderie of the legendary rock collective.


Phantoms (1998)

When the residents of a small Colorado town vanish overnight, a handful of survivors discover a shape‑shifting ancient entity that can assume any form, forcing them to confront a primal, invisible terror.


Life Less Ordinary, A (1997)

When carefree thief Robert (Catherine Zeta‑Jones) and timid bank clerk Simon (Ewan McGregor) are forced into a joint kidnapping scheme gone wrong, they must outwit a powerful businessman while navigating the bizarre interference of an eccentric mystic. Their chaotic partnership sparks unexpected romance and a wild, life‑changing adventure.


Eve's Bayou (1997)

In 1960s rural Louisiana, a young girl named Eve uncovers hidden family secrets and supernatural mysteries when the charismatic Dr. Drayton disappears, threatening to unravel the tightly knit community. The film blends Southern gothic atmosphere with themes of race, memory, and familial love.


One Night Stand (1997)

A journalist who survives a terrorist bombing on a midnight train uncovers a sinister conspiracy and must race against time to expose the truth behind the attack.


Tango Lesson, The (1997)

A young British dancer travels to Buenos Aires to study the passionate art of tango, immersing herself in the city's vibrant rhythm while confronting her own desires and insecurities. Amid the sensual choreography, she discovers love, artistic freedom, and the transformative power of the dance.


Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997)

After the first tournament, Earth's defenders—Liu Kang, Sonya Blade and new allies—must stop the tyrannical Shao Kahn from merging Outworld with Earth, leading to an explosive showdown.


Bent (1997)

In pre‑World War II Berlin, young gay man Max lives a carefree nightlife until he’s arrested and sent to a concentration camp, where he must confront the brutal reality of being “bent” under the Nazi regime. The film follows his struggle for survival, love, and identity amid the horrors of the Holocaust.


Flubber (1997)

When absent‑minded Professor Philip Brainard creates a mischievous, anti‑gravity substance called Flubber, his wacky inventions spark chaos, romance, and a high‑stakes showdown to save his college from a rival’s takeover.


For Richer or Poorer (1997)

A wealthy couple on the run from the IRS hides in an old monastery, where their extravagant habits clash with the monks' simple lifestyle, sparking a series of comic mishaps.


Home Alone 3 (1997)

When an inventive eight‑year‑old is accidentally left home alone, he must thwart a team of high‑tech thieves after a hidden microchip by setting clever, elaborate traps throughout his house.


Scream 2 (1997)

A new wave of murders erupts at a college when a copycat killer begins recreating the infamous Woodsboro killings, forcing survivor Sidney Prescott to confront the relentless horror once again.


Sweet Hereafter, The (1997)

A catastrophic school bus crash kills the majority of a small town’s children, plunging the community into grief. As a lawyer pushes for a settlement, long‑buried secrets and strained relationships surface, revealing the fragile ties that bind the townspeople.


Time Tracers (1995)

When a covert government program allows agents to glimpse possible futures, they must race against time to thwart a terrorist plot that threatens to unleash a deadly virus on the world.


Postman, The (1997)

In a post‑apocalyptic America, a wandering drifter who pretends to be a mail carrier becomes a symbol of hope and unity as he delivers letters and inspires a rebellion against a tyrannical warlord.


Winter Guest, The (1997)

During a snow‑bound weekend in a remote Scottish cottage, an aging writer (Emma Thompson) and her teenage niece (Thora Birch) confront lingering family tensions, discovering moments of tenderness and introspection amid the quiet chill.


Kundun (1997)

The film follows the early life of the 14th Dalai Lama, tracing his spiritual awakening and rise to leadership amid the Chinese invasion of Tibet, while exploring his inner struggle between tradition and modernity. Scorsely’s lush, reverent portrait captures the clash of faith, politics, and personal destiny.


Mr. Magoo (1997)

Near‑sighted retiree Mr. Magoo (Leslie Nielsen) embarks on a cross‑country road trip, unintentionally creating chaos for his family and strangers alike, while a conniving con man schemes to exploit his blindness. As mishaps mount, Magoo’s good‑natured optimism turns every blunder into a comedic adventure.


Big Lebowski, The (1998)

An aging slacker known as “The Dude” is mistaken for a wealthy namesake and gets drawn into a bizarre kidnapping scheme, navigating a wildly eccentric cast of characters. The film blends noir intrigue with off‑beat comedy in a laid‑back, cult‑classic style.


Afterglow (1997)

Afterglow is a quiet, character‑driven drama about a divorced Hollywood writer who returns to his hometown and reconnects with his former lover, sparking an uneasy mix of nostalgia and unresolved regrets. Over a weekend of conversation and reminiscence, the pair grapple with the choices that have shaped their lives and whether a second chance is possible.


Ma vie en rose (My Life in Pink) (1997)

A young boy named Ludovic discovers his true self and embraces his identity as a girl, facing societal prejudice and family turmoil in 1990s France, while his mother and friends rally to support his journey toward self‑acceptance.


Great Expectations (1998)

A modern retelling of Charles Dickens' classic, the film follows young orphan Finn as he is thrust into a glamorous, mysterious world by an eccentric benefactor, forcing him to navigate love, betrayal, and the true source of his expectations.


Oscar & Lucinda (1997)

In 1850s Australia, a devout but reckless heiress and a wealthy, faith‑obsessed glass‑maker fall in love and gamble on building an impossible hand‑blown glass church, a wager that tests their convictions, their devotion, and their fate.


Vermin (1998)

After a toxic spill spawns a swarm of mutated rats, a small‑town sheriff and a teenage girl must fight for survival as the vermin turn their community into a nightmarish killing ground.


Half Baked (1998)

Half Baked is a 1998 stoner comedy about three friends who sell marijuana to raise money for their buddy’s drug rehab, sparking a chaotic series of misadventures that draw the attention of a relentless drug czar.


Dangerous Beauty (1998)

Set in Renaissance Venice, poet‑courtesan Veronica Franco uses her wit and influence to survive a series of murders targeting the city’s women, while navigating dangerous court intrigue and a passionate love affair. As the murders intensify, she fights to protect other women and assert her independence in a patriarchal society.


Nil By Mouth (1997)

A raw, gritty drama about a working‑class London family ensnared by alcoholism and domestic abuse, following a young woman who struggles to break free from the destructive cycle.


Twilight (1998)

A returning writer goes back to his small hometown, where he confronts long‑buried family tensions and the lingering shadows of his past, forcing him to decide whether to stay or finally leave.


U.S. Marshalls (1998)

When a cunning fugitive escapes custody, a top U.S. Marshal (Tommy Lee Jones) launches a relentless nationwide manhunt, while a determined female deputy marshal (Sela Ward) becomes his primary suspect, forcing them both into a high‑stakes pursuit of truth and justice.


Love and Death on Long Island (1997)

A reclusive British novelist becomes obsessed with a handsome young American actor and journeys to Long Island, where his fantasies collide with reality in a darkly comic meditation on desire, loneliness, and the thin line between love and death.


Wild Things (1998)

A sultry thriller set in South Florida's swamps, where a guidance counselor is drawn into a tangled web of murder, manipulation, and double‑crosses involving two seductive students and a greedy billionaire.


Primary Colors (1998)

A charismatic Southern governor launches a hopeful presidential campaign, drawing a charismatic but morally ambiguous staff into the political arena, where personal ambitions, scandals, and idealism clash. The film satirically explores the compromises and intrigue behind the quest for power.


Lost in Space (1998)

In this 1998 sci‑fi adventure, the Robinson family and their mischievous robot must navigate treacherous alien worlds and evade a ruthless bounty hunter after being stranded on a hostile planet while trying to repair their crashed spacecraft and find a way home.


Mercury Rising (1998)

An elite FBI agent (Bruce Willis) must protect a nine‑year‑old autistic genius who has unintentionally decoded a top‑secret government program, while evading ruthless assassins determined to silence the child.


City of Angels (1998)

A compassionate Los Angeles surgeon meets a celestial being who watches over the city, and when they fall in love, he must decide whether to abandon his immortal existence for a mortal life together.


City of Lost Children, The (1995)

In a dark, steampunk‑laden future, a deranged scientist kidnaps children to siphon their dreams, while a kind‑hearted circus strongman and a mysterious girl plunge into his twisted lair to rescue them.


Two Bits (1995)

Two Bits follows a teenage girl in a struggling New Mexico town as she tries to protect her mother—a Vietnam veteran haunted by her past. As they confront love, loss, and the harsh realities of daily life, the film offers a tender look at family resilience.


Farewell My Concubine (1993)

From the 1920s to the 1970s, two Peking opera performers navigate love, rivalry, and the upheavals of Chinese history, their lives mirroring the tragic legend of the opera's concubine. Their intertwined destinies reflect the personal and political turmoil that reshapes their nation.


Dead Man (1995)

A disillusioned accountant-turned-gunslinger named William Blake embarks on a surreal, violent journey across the frontier, guided by a mystical Native American spirit, as he confronts betrayal and fate in Jim Jarmusch’s stark, black‑and‑white Western.


Raise the Red Lantern (1991)

In 1920s China, a young woman becomes the fourth wife of a wealthy man and must navigate a ruthless hierarchy of rival concubines, each night marked by the lighting of a red lantern that grants her husband a night of intimacy. As the women vie for his favor, the oppressive rituals expose a chilling struggle for power and survival.


White Squall (1996)

A determined teenager joins a demanding sailing school led by a hard‑nosed captain, forging bonds with a crew of misfit cadets through intense training, only to face a lethal white squall that forces them to confront their limits and survive together.


Unforgettable (1996)

A brilliant detective with a photographic memory is framed for a murder he didn’t commit, forcing him to race against time to uncover the truth before his own mind betrays him. As he hunts the real killer, he struggles to trust his flawless recall while the conspirators close in.


Down Periscope (1996)

When a cocky Navy officer is given command of a ramshackle, misfit submarine, he must whip the eccentric crew into shape and pull off a risky mission to prove his worth. Full of slapstick mishaps and aquatic chaos, the film follows their unlikely triumph against the odds.


Flower of My Secret, The (Flor de mi secreto, La) (1995)

Celebrated romance novelist Leo's seemingly perfect life unravels after her husband departs and her mother falls ill, exposing the cracks in the fairy‑tale stories she writes. As her fictional world collapses, she must confront the truth behind her own secrets.


Craft, The (1996)

Four outcast high school girls discover they have magical powers and form a coven, using their newfound abilities to exact revenge on those who have wronged them. As their spells spiral out of control, they learn that power comes with a terrifying price.


Harriet the Spy (1996)

A ten‑year‑old aspiring journalist named Harriet quietly observes the people around her, recording their secrets in a notebook that is accidentally discovered, forcing her to confront the consequences of her relentless curiosity.


Chain Reaction (1996)

A brilliant scientist discovers a revolutionary clean‑energy breakthrough, but when the invention is sabotaged and he’s framed for murder, he and his partner must evade a ruthless conspiracy while racing to prove their innocence and unlock the technology.


Island of Dr. Moreau, The (1996)

A shipwrecked group arrives on a remote island where the eccentric Dr. Moreau conducts grotesque experiments, splicing human DNA with animal subjects. As the hybrids rebel, the survivors must confront the terrifying consequences of playing god.


First Kid (1996)

When 12‑year‑old Luke Davenport becomes the President’s son after his mother’s death, he must navigate the pressures of the White House under a tough Secret Service agent while uncovering a plot that threatens his dad’s administration.


Funeral, The (1996)

A volatile New York crime family grapples with loss and betrayal as the patriarch’s funeral awakens hidden tensions, leading to a desperate struggle for power and revenge.


Preacher's Wife, The (1996)

An angel is sent to aid a down‑on‑his‑luck preacher and his devoted wife, helping them restore their faith, finances, and love while confronting both heavenly and earthly challenges.


Paradise Road (1997)

During World War II, a diverse group of women imprisoned in a Japanese internment camp on Borneo form a choir, using music to preserve hope, dignity, and solidarity amid the harsh conditions.


Brassed Off (1996)

Brassed Off follows a group of unemployed miners in a Yorkshire town who keep their spirits alive by forming a brass band, battling pit closures and corporate greed with humor and heart. Their music becomes a rallying cry for community resistance and personal redemption.


Thousand Acres, A (1997)

When a powerful Iowa farmer decides to divide his 1,000‑acre estate among his three daughters, long‑buried secrets of abuse and betrayal surface, shattering the family's fragile unity. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer as the eldest daughter, the drama explores the dark undercurrents lurking beneath a seemingly idyllic rural life.


Smile Like Yours, A (1997)

After a devastating accident leaves her toddler in a coma, a grieving mother must navigate her pain and rediscover hope with the help of a compassionate doctor. Along the way she learns that love and resilience can bring a smile back to her life.


Murder in the First (1995)

A determined defense attorney takes on a condemned inmate accused of murder, only to uncover a brutal, corrupt prison system that threatens both of their lives.


Airheads (1994)

Three desperate aspiring rock musicians hijack a radio station to force the DJ to play their demo, sparking a chaotic showdown with police, rival bands, and their own egos.


With Honors (1994)

A charismatic Harvard student named Monty forms an unlikely friendship with a homeless man named Simon, who challenges him to look beyond academic ambition and discover what truly matters in life. Their bond leads both to personal growth and unexpected opportunities.


What's Love Got to Do with It (1993)

A biographical drama tracing Tina Turner's ascent from a modest upbringing to worldwide stardom, spotlighting her turbulent marriage to Ike Turner and the abuse she endured. Ultimately, the film celebrates her resilience as she breaks free, reclaims her voice, and becomes a rock‑and‑roll icon.


Killing Zoe (1994)

A suave American thief joins a French bank robbery that quickly spirals out of control when he discovers his girlfriend is part of the crew, leading to double‑crosses, brutal violence, and a frantic escape through Paris’s underworld.


Renaissance Man (1994)

A down‑on‑his‑luck advertising executive is hired to teach a misfit group of Army recruits, using off‑beat lessons and humor to inspire them. Through the process, he helps the soldiers find confidence while rediscovering his own purpose.


Charade (1963)

After her husband's sudden death in Paris, a widow (Audrey Hepburn) finds herself pursued by a parade of dangerous men desperate for a hidden fortune, and she teams up with a charming, enigmatic stranger (Cary Grant) to unravel the mystery and stay alive.


Fox and the Hound, The (1981)

A young fox named Tod befriends a hunting hound named Copper, but as they grow up they face societal pressures that test their unlikely bond, leading them to confront loyalty and prejudice. The film tenderly explores the challenges of friendship and growing apart.


Big Blue, The (Grand bleu, Le) (1988)

The Big Blue follows the lifelong friendship and rivalry between two free‑divers, Jacques and Enzo, as they push the limits of the ocean’s depths while confronting the mysterious allure of the sea.


Booty Call (1997)

After a prank goes awry, two friends spend a wild night chasing a woman who may not even exist, spiraling into a cascade of mistaken identities, outrageous encounters, and raunchy comedic misadventures.


How to Make an American Quilt (1995)

A young aspiring writer named Finn spends a summer working for an eccentric quilt shop, where the stories of the women who stitched the titular American quilt reveal tangled romances, family secrets, and the enduring power of love across generations.


Georgia (1995)

Estranged sisters Sadie, a volatile soul singer battling addiction, and Georgia, a rising pop star, collide in a raw, emotional portrait of talent, fame, and family dysfunction.


Indian in the Cupboard, The (1995)

A shy boy discovers a magical cupboard that brings his tiny plastic Indian figurine to life, sparking an adventure where the miniature figure and his new friend must navigate real-world dangers while learning about courage and history.


Blue in the Face (1995)

A semi‑improvised slice‑of‑life comedy set in New York’s Little Italy, “Blue in the Face” follows a wandering tourist and eclectic locals as they navigate love, art, and cultural clashes, all captured with witty, off‑beat dialogue.


Unstrung Heroes (1995)

After his mother's death, a teenage boy takes a road trip with his estranged father and a motley group of relatives, confronting grief, family secrets, and unexpected connections along the way.


Unzipped (1995)

A vibrant documentary that follows fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi as he prepares and presents his 1994 runway collection, revealing the chaos, creativity, and high‑energy world behind the scenes of the fashion industry.


Before Sunrise (1995)

On a train to Vienna, a chance encounter leads Jesse and Celine to wander the city together through the night, sharing deep conversations about life, love, and their futures, forging a fleeting but profound connection.


Nobody's Fool (1994)

An aging curmudgeon clings to his small-town life, confronting family dramas, old flames, and his own flaws while learning that redemption can be found in unexpected friendships.


Pushing Hands (1992)

A widowed Chinese tai chi master relocates to the United States to live with his son and daughter-in‑law, confronting cultural clashes and intergenerational tensions while using his art to navigate the challenges of everyday life.


To Live (Huozhe) (1994)

Spanning three decades of Chinese history, To Live follows a once‑wealthy family's fall from prosperity to hardship as they navigate war, famine, and the Cultural Revolution. Through love, loss, and perseverance, they discover that the true meaning of life lies in endurance and hope.


Dazed and Confused (1993)

A coming‑of‑age snapshot of the last day of high school in 1976, following a diverse group of teens as they skate, party, and navigate the hazy transition from adolescence to adulthood.


Naked (1993)

A disillusioned drifter named Johnny roams the grimy streets of London, delivering razor‑sharp monologues about love, religion and the meaninglessness of modern life as he spirals through a night of desperate encounters and self‑destructive revelations.


Orlando (1993)

Orlando, a lush adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel, follows a nobleman cursed to live for centuries, transforming from man to woman while drifting through key moments of English history. The film weaves romance, identity, and the passage of time into a whimsically lyrical portrait of love across the ages.


Ruby in Paradise (1993)

Fresh out of college, Ruby moves to Panama City, Florida, where she takes a waitressing job and begins to navigate adulthood, forging unexpected friendships and discovering her own sense of purpose.


Some Folks Call It a Sling Blade (1993)

After being released from a mental institution, a gentle yet troubled man returns to his small‑town hometown, forming an unlikely bond with a young boy and his mother while his violent past begins to resurface, forcing him to confront the thin line between innocence and menace.


Month by the Lake, A (1995)

A widowed mother and her teenage son spend a tranquil month at a lakeside resort in Italy, where unexpected encounters force them to confront grief, love, and the possibilities of new beginnings.


Funny Face (1957)

When a charismatic photographer spots a shy bookshop clerk with a striking look, he convinces her to become a runway model, launching a whirlwind adventure through the glamorous world of fashion. Their romance intertwines with the sparkle of Parisian couture and New York’s high society.


Affair to Remember, An (1957)

Playboy Nickie Ferris and aristocratic singer Terry McKay meet aboard a cruise ship, fall in love, and agree to meet at the Empire State Building, but a tragic car accident leaves Terry badly injured, putting their budding romance to the ultimate test.


Little Lord Fauntleroy (1936)

A kind-hearted American boy named Cedric inherits an English earldom, prompting his mother to travel to London where he wins over his stern grandfather with his innocence and charm, ultimately uniting a divided family.


Inspector General, The (1949)

In this slapstick comedy, a quick‑witted con artist (Danny Kaye) is mistaken for a high‑ranking government inspector and must outsmart a town’s corrupt officials while chaos erupts around him.


Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968)

On a blustery day in the Hundred Acre Wood, Pooh and his friends brave a fierce windstorm, learning the power of friendship and courage as they work together to protect their homes. When the storm clears, they discover surprising treasures and a deeper appreciation for one another.


Hear My Song (1991)

A Scottish pub owner, nostalgic for the legendary Irish tenor Josef Cuddy, launches a cross‑border quest to track down the vanished singer and bring his voice back to the stage, resulting in a charming mix of comedy, mishaps, and heartfelt moments.


Mediterraneo (1991)

During World War II, a misfit Italian squad lands on a remote Greek island and, cut off from the front, discovers an unexpected peace and camaraderie among the locals, challenging their notions of war and duty.


Passion Fish (1992)

After a stroke leaves a celebrated actress a paraplegic, she must confront the loss of fame and independence, relying on an outspoken caretaker whose rough kindness leads both women to discover unexpected strength and connection.


Grateful Dead (1995)

A vibrant concert documentary that immerses viewers in the electrifying live performances, backstage camaraderie, and cultural impact of the legendary rock band the Grateful Dead.


Eye for an Eye (1996)

When her teenage son is brutally murdered, a grieving mother teams up with a ruthless attorney to exact vengeance on the killers, sparking a violent retaliation that spirals out of control. Their quest for retribution quickly blurs the line between justice and revenge.


Fear (1996)

When carefree teenager Nicole (Reese Witherspoon) falls for the charismatic stranger David (Mark Wahlberg), his obsessive love quickly spirals into dangerous control, turning a summer romance into a harrowing fight for survival.


Solo (1996)

A solitary drifter, freshly out of prison, roams the barren Southwest seeking a fresh start, only to become entangled in a dangerous smuggling scheme that forces him to confront his haunted past.


Substitute, The (1996)

When a former mercenary takes a substitute teaching job at a violent inner‑city high school, he discovers a ruthless drug gang terrorizing the students and staff, and he uses his combat expertise to become an unlikely, vigilante protector.


Heaven's Prisoners (1996)

Ex-cop turned private eye Lew Latham returns to his quiet hometown of Paradise, only to become entangled in a brutal murder, a drug cartel, and a web of corruption that threatens the community. As he battles his own demons, Latham must protect a vulnerable woman and bring justice before darkness consumes the town.


Trigger Effect, The (1996)

When a sudden citywide blackout leaves a young couple stranded, a routine night spirals into a deadly game of miscommunication and misfortune as they become entangled in a violent crime they never intended to witness.


Mother Night (1996)

Mother Night follows American writer and wartime propagandist Howard W. Campbell Jr., who after the war is arrested and forced to confront his secret life as a Nazi spy double‑crossed for the Allies. As he grapples with his fractured identity, the film explores the blurry line between truth, lies, and moral responsibility.


Dangerous Ground (1997)

When his journalist sister is murdered while exposing a ruthless drug lord in the Philippines, former Navy SEAL Tom "Blackhorse" returns to his hometown to confront the criminal syndicate and protect his community.


Maximum Risk (1996)

Former intelligence operative Alex (Jean‑Claude Van Damme) discovers his brother's murder is a cover for a deadly conspiracy, pulling him into a high‑stakes game of espionage across Europe. He must outwit double‑crossing agents and a ruthless crime syndicate to uncover the truth.


Rich Man's Wife, The (1996)

When a glamorous socialite discovers her husband’s murder, she becomes the prime suspect and must race against time to uncover the truth and prove her innocence.


Shadow Conspiracy (1997)

When a secretive cabal orchestrates an assassination attempt on the president, a disillusioned Washington aide (Charlie Sheen) is framed for the crime and must race against time to expose the shadowy conspiracy before it destroys his life and the nation.


Blood & Wine (1997)

A down‑on‑his‑luck drifter teams up with a seasoned criminal for a daring heist on a collector’s priceless wine cellar, but the job quickly descends into treachery and violent retribution.


Turbulence (1997)

A seasoned flight attendant must outwit a psychopathic passenger who takes control of a commercial jet, turning a routine flight into a deadly battle for survival in the skies.


Underworld (1997)

A disgraced detective returns to his hometown, only to become entangled in a deadly web of betrayal and murder that forces him to confront his own dark past.


Beautician and the Beast, The (1997)

An American cosmetologist is hired as a tutor for a reclusive prince in a tiny fictional European kingdom, where her colorful, modern ways clash with the country’s stiff traditions. As she wins over the royal family, a spark ignites between her and the aloof heir, leading to an unexpected romance.


Cats Don't Dance (1997)

A charismatic cat named Danny dreams of Hollywood stardom in 1930s Tinsel Town, discovering a secret world of talented animal performers. With the help of his new friends, he battles prejudice and proves that cats can indeed dance.


Anna Karenina (1997)

A passionate aristocrat, Anna Karenina (Sophie Marceau) defies societal expectations when she embarks on a forbidden affair with the dashing Count Vronsky, sparking a tragic clash between love, duty, and the rigid conventions of 19th‑century Russian high society.


Keys to Tulsa (1997)

A crime‑comedy set in Tulsa, it follows a small‑time crook who, after a botched robbery, becomes entangled in a tangled web of deceit, murder and betrayal.


Head Above Water (1996)

A widowed mother returns to a remote lakeside resort to uncover the truth behind her husband's mysterious death, only to discover deadly secrets lurking beneath the tranquil surface.


Hercules (1997)

When the mighty demigod Hercules is stripped of his godly powers, he must prove himself a true hero on Earth by battling monsters and learning the true meaning of courage, friendship, and love.

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Last Time I Committed Suicide, The (1997)

In 1960s New York, aspiring novelist Michael Grant spirals into alcoholism and depression after a devastating breakup, leading him toward a desperate final act of self-destruction.


Kiss Me, Guido (1997)

A macho Italian‑American pretends to be gay to dodge an arranged marriage, only to find unexpected romance and a deeper sense of self‑acceptance.


Big Green, The (1995)

When an English teacher moves to a tiny Texas town, he inspires a group of under‑dog kids to form a soccer team, the Big Green, and together they chase victory against a rival squad while learning the power of teamwork and community.


Stuart Saves His Family (1995)

Neurotic self-help guru Stuart Smalley tries to keep his TV program afloat while confronting his eccentric, overbearing family and the chaos they bring into his life. Through humor and heartfelt moments, he discovers that saving himself may be the first step toward saving those he loves.


Cabin Boy (1994)

A hapless cabin boy named Nathaniel is forced onto an 18th‑century merchant ship, where his cluelessness leads to chaos, but he soon discovers he may actually be the legendary pirate Blackbeard in disguise.


Clean Slate (1994)

A private detective with amnesia (Dana Carvey) wakes up with a dead body in his bed and must piece together his fragmented memories to solve the murder before the real killer catches up with him. The film blends slapstick comedy with a twisty mystery as he navigates his own lost identity and a web of conspiracies.


Lightning Jack (1994)

In this lighthearted Western, bumbling mail driver Lightning Jack teams up with a slick outlaw to protect a gold shipment from ruthless bandits, turning a routine delivery into a chaotic, comedic adventure across the frontier.


Stupids, The (1996)

When their prized TV remote vanishes, the clueless Stupid family launches a chaotic, slap‑stick detective quest that turns everyday life into a wild comedy of errors.


Pest, The (1997)

After escaping a Siberian prison, fast‑talking hustler Pest flees to Los Angeles, where a relentless Russian mobster is hot on his trail. The film follows Pest's rapid‑fire banter and chaotic antics as he tries to stay one step ahead.


That Darn Cat! (1997)

A clever, mischievous cat teams up with a bumbling police detective to solve a kidnapping and bring a missing girl safely home, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps and heart‑warming moments.


Geronimo: An American Legend (1993)

A renegade Apache warrior, Geronimo (Robby Benson), leads his people in a desperate fight against the U.S. Army in the 1880s, while General George Crook (John Turturro) and a determined Indian scout (Michael Biehn) grapple with the moral complexities of the conflict.


Double vie de Véronique, La (Double Life of Veronique, The) (1991)

Krzysztof Kieślowski’s poetic drama follows two identical women—one in Poland, one in France—who never meet yet sense a mysterious, shared destiny, as a haunting melody intertwines their parallel lives.


Until the End of the World (Bis ans Ende der Welt) (1991)

A globe‑spanning sci‑fi road trip follows a young woman racing across continents to retrieve a revolutionary video‑phone capable of recording dreams, as humanity grapples with a looming apocalypse.


Waiting for Guffman (1996)

A mockumentary about the quirky residents of the tiny town of Blaine, Missouri, who pour their hearts into a community theater production for the town’s 150th anniversary, hoping the elusive Broadway critic Mort Guffman will show up and bring them fame.


I Shot Andy Warhol (1996)

I Shot Andy Warhol chronicles the turbulent life of radical feminist Valerie Solanas, whose obsession with avant‑garde filmmaker Andy Warhol culminates in her 1970 attempt to murder him, exposing the clash between artistic celebrity and extremist ideology.


Stealing Beauty (1996)

A young American woman journeys to the Tuscan countryside to pose for a photographer’s artistic project, hoping to reconnect with her late mother’s friends and uncover a hidden family secret, leading to a poignant coming‑of‑age revelation.


Basquiat (1996)

Basquiat (1996) chronicles the meteoric rise and tragic downfall of Jean‑Michel Basquiat, a teenage graffiti artist who bursts onto New York’s 1980s art scene and must navigate fame, creative ambition, and personal demons. starring Jeffrey Wright, the film immerses viewers in the vibrant yet volatile world of art, money, and identity.


2 Days in the Valley (1996)

After a hitman murders a drifter in a remote California valley, a private investigator and a rookie cop race against time to untangle a tangled web of betrayal, corruption, and murder.


Private Parts (1997)

Howard Stern's irreverent rise to fame is chronicled in this raucous biopic, following the shock-jock's off‑air antics, battles with FCC censorship, and the unlikely friendships that helped turn his controversial radio show into a cultural phenomenon.


Anaconda (1997)

A documentary crew filming a mysterious tribe in the Amazon River becomes the target of a massive, relentless anaconda that stalks them through the jungle. Their survival hinges on outwitting the giant serpent before it devours them all.


Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (1997)

Two clueless but fiercely loyal best friends, Romy and Michele, concoct a wild ruse to appear as successful businesswomen when they attend their ten‑year high school reunion, sparking a hilariously chaotic weekend that forces them to confront their insecurities and celebrate the strength of their friendship.


Shiloh (1997)

A young boy named Marty finds a mistreated dog and decides to hide and care for him, sparking a battle with the dog's abusive owner while teaching Marty about loyalty, bravery, and doing what’s right.


Con Air (1997)

Convicted ex‑army ranger Cameron Poe is being transferred on a high‑security prison plane when the inmates hijack the aircraft, turning it into a flying death trap. Poe must outwit the ruthless criminals and keep the plane from crashing before it reaches its destination.


Trees Lounge (1996)

A down‑on‑his‑luck bartender in Queens spends his nights pouring drinks for the regulars while navigating tangled relationships, personal regrets, and a series of drunken mishaps. The film blends dark humor and melancholy as Tommy confronts the consequences of his self‑destructive habits and searches for meaning.


Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (1990)

A recently released psychiatric patient kidnaps a famous actress, locking her in his apartment and demanding she fall in love with him, while a relentless police detective closes in on their twisted romance.


Die xue shuang xiong (Killer, The) (1989)

A cold‑hearted hitman is hired for a high‑stakes contract that pulls him into a deadly web of betrayal and revenge, forcing him to confront his own code of honor. As the bodies pile up, he must outwit a relentless rival and decide whether to survive or be consumed by his violent trade.


Gaslight (1944)

When newlywed Paula Alquist suspects her husband Michael of hiding something, he systematically manipulates her perception of reality, trying to convince her she’s losing her mind so he can conceal his crimes.


8 1/2 (1963)

Renowned director Guido Anselmi is plagued by a creative crisis while juggling the demands of his wife, mistress, and producer, leading him to retreat into a dreamlike world of memories and fantasies. Fellini’s *8 ½* blends reality and imagination in a poignant exploration of artistic paralysis.


Fast, Cheap & Out of Control (1997)

A mesmerizing documentary that follows three eccentric visionaries—a rogue robot creator, a charismatic whale trainer, and a daring geneticist—as they pursue their obsessions with speed, cost, and the limits of control. Through Errol Morris’s signature interviews and striking visuals, the film examines the thin line between invention and madness.


Fathers' Day (1997)

Two very different single fathers—a widower and a flamboyant TV host—cross paths at a school’s Father’s Day celebration, and through a series of comedic mishaps their daughters push them toward unexpected romance and friendship.


Mrs. Dalloway (1997)

In post‑World War I London, Clarissa Dalloway spends a single summer day preparing for a high‑society party while reflecting on past loves and the passage of time. Parallel to her reflections is the tragic decline of war‑scarred veteran Septimus Warren Smith, illustrating Virginia Woolf’s meditation on memory, society, and mental fragility.


Fire Down Below (1997)

An EPA agent (Steven Seagal) goes undercover in a coal‑mining town to expose a corrupt businessman’s illegal toxic‑waste dumping, sparking a violent showdown that threatens both the environment and his own life.


Lay of the Land, The (1997)

When a real‑estate developer returns to his small hometown to oversee a controversial project, he must confront old family tensions and decide what truly matters.


Shooter, The (1995)

When a former elite sniper’s covert team is ambushed, he is forced back into the deadly world of espionage to track down the shadowy organization responsible and clear his name.


Grumpier Old Men (1995)

When a stunning new neighbor moves in next door, feuding retirees Max and John must juggle rekindled romances, family responsibilities, and their rivalry, leading to a series of humorous and heartfelt mishaps.


Jury Duty (1995)

Slacker Tom Baxter (Pauly Shore) is summoned for jury duty, only to find himself stuck in a chaotic courtroom where his antics clash with a tough fellow juror and a charismatic lawyer, leading to a wild series of misadventures that force him to grow up.


Beverly Hillbillies, The (1993)

When a backwoods family hits oil on their farm, they head to Beverly Hills, where their country charm collides hilariously with high‑society life. The movie follows the Clampetts as they navigate clashing cultures, eccentric neighbors, and outlandish misadventures in their newfound wealth.


Lassie (1994)

A young boy moves to the countryside and befriends an heroic collie named Lassie, whose bravery helps protect his family and restore their sense of wonder and togetherness.


Little Big League (1994)

A teenage prodigy inherits the Seattle baseball team and, with a mix of youthful optimism and savvy negotiation, turns the struggling franchise into a contender while learning the challenges of leadership and family loyalty.


Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (1996)

When the adventurous rescue dogs Shadow, Chance, and Sassy get separated from their owners during a chaotic flight, they must navigate the bustling streets of San Francisco, outwit a mischievous raccoon, and overcome countless obstacles to reunite with the family they love.


Quest, The (1996)

A young Chinese shepherd is enslaved and trained as a warrior by a Mongol warlord, only to later discover a secret, ancient tournament where fighters from around the world battle for a priceless relic. Seeking honor and freedom, he enters the competition, confronting deadly opponents and his own past in a quest for redemption.


Cool Runnings (1993)

A humorous tale based on true events, Cool Runnings follows a defiant Jamaican sprinter who, after being barred from the Olympics, teams up with a disgraced coach to form the island’s first bobsled squad, discovering friendship and perseverance on the icy track.


Drop Dead Fred (1991)

When overworked mother Phoebe is beset by personal and professional crises, her long‑forgotten imaginary friend Drop Dead Fred reappears, unleashing wild, mischievous chaos that forces her to confront her repressed childhood and rediscover her confidence.


Grease 2 (1982)

When transfer student Michael arrives at Rydell High, he falls for the charismatic French exchange student Stephanie, sparking a fresh wave of romance, rivalry, and catchy musical numbers that culminate in a dazzling school dance.


Switchback (1997)

A weary sheriff teams up with a stranded hitchhiker to track a brutal drifter who’s terrorizing motorists on a remote mountain road, culminating in a deadly showdown on the treacherous Switchback.


Hamlet (1996)

Kenneth Branagh's 1996 film offers a lavish, uncut adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy, transporting the royal court of Denmark onto an expansive cinematic stage. It follows Prince Hamlet as he wrestles with grief, betrayal, and a relentless thirst for revenge.


Two if by Sea (1996)

After a charismatic thief marries a sweet baker, he struggles to give up his criminal ways and adapt to a quiet domestic life, leading to a series of comedic mishaps as love and old habits collide.


Forget Paris (1995)

A baseball star and a sports psychologist meet in Paris, fall in love, and then struggle to keep their relationship alive as their demanding careers pull them across the United States.


Just Cause (1995)

A seasoned defense attorney takes on a high‑profile murder case, only to discover that the truth is buried beneath courtroom intrigue, personal betrayals, and a tangled web of lies.


Rent-a-Kid (1995)

When a struggling single dad hires a ten‑year‑old boy from a “rent‑a‑kid” agency to help with his household and bring some excitement into his life, the unlikely pair form an unexpected bond that leads to comedic chaos and a heartfelt lesson about what truly makes a family.


Paper, The (1994)

A young reporter lands a job at a bustling city newspaper and must navigate cut‑throat newsroom politics while chasing a story that could make or break his career, forcing him to confront tough ethical choices.


Fearless (1993)

After surviving a catastrophic plane crash, a former pilot (Jeff Bridges) is haunted by guilt and obsession, forcing him to confront his own trauma while striving to rebuild his shattered life.


Malice (1993)

A charismatic surgeon (Alec Baldwin) seduces a grieving widow (Nicole Kidman), drawing her into a twisted web of deceit, murder, and shocking revelations about his dark past.


Multiplicity (1996)

A frazzled family man creates multiple clones of himself to juggle work, kids, and personal time, only to watch the copies clash and cause chaotic, comedic havoc.


She's the One (1996)

Two Irish‑American brothers in New York find their love lives tangled when Mickey prepares to marry his longtime girlfriend while his brother Francis rekindles a fling with his ex, sparking a series of comedic mishaps and heartfelt reflections on commitment.


House Arrest (1996)

When two siblings discover their parents are planning to separate, they lock them in the basement and turn the house into a chaotic courtroom to force a reunion, leading to hilarious misunderstandings and heartfelt moments.


Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The (1947)

A grieving widow takes up residence in a windswept seaside cottage, only to find it inhabited by the charming ghost of its former captain, who falls in love with her and helps her rebuild her life.


Associate, The (1996)

A talented Wall Street analyst, ignored because she’s a woman, invents a fictional male partner to secure a promotion, and the ruse quickly spirals into a chaotic battle of wits with her colleagues and a relentless reporter.


Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995)

A slapstick parody of Bram Stoker’s classic, Jim Carrey plays a flamboyantly over‑the‑top Count Dracula who swoops into Victorian London to seduce a frightened local while clashing with a bumbling band of vampire hunters.


Now and Then (1995)

Four girls spend a transformative summer in 1970, forging lasting friendships and confronting the challenges of growing up, and later reunite as adults to reflect on how those pivotal moments shaped their lives.


Mr. Wrong (1996)

After a disastrous night out, naive accountant Darcy meets the charming but mysterious Whit, who seems like the perfect husband—until she discovers his homicidal family and dangerous secrets threaten her very survival.


Simple Twist of Fate, A (1994)

A successful attorney returns to his small hometown after his father's funeral, only to be forced to confront long‑buried family secrets and estranged relationships that will change the course of his life.


Cronos (1992)

An antiquarian finds a mysterious, ancient device that bestows immortality, but its dark, vampire-like curse soon consumes his family and draws a relentless, blood‑thirsty predator.


Pallbearer, The (1996)

When a shy college student is asked to be a pallbearer for a woman he never knew, he pretends to be a friend of the deceased, sparking an unlikely romance and comic complications with her grieving mother.


War, The (1994)

In 1970s rural Pennsylvania, a Vietnam‑era veteran (Kevin Costner) battles personal trauma and a bitter dispute over a treasured piece of land, while his young son (Elijah Wood) faces local bullies and the lingering shadows of war.


Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (1996)

A satirical comedy that follows two hapless friends, Ashtray and Loc Dog, as they navigate exaggerated urban stereotypes while trying to survive a series of ridiculous mishaps. Packed with slap‑stick humor and pop‑culture references, the film spoofs iconic 1990s hood movies.


Adventures of Pinocchio, The (1996)

In this live‑action retelling of Carlo Collodi’s classic, a wooden puppet named Pinocchio longs to become a real boy and sets out on a perilous journey that tests his honesty and courage, guided by a kind-hearted fairy and pursued by cunning villains who teach him the true value of truth and love.


Evening Star, The (1996)

In the sequel to *Terms of Endearment*, matriarch Aurora Greenway (Shirley MacLaine) grapples with family turmoil and her own aging as she confronts love, loss, and the challenges of reconnecting with her children and grandchildren.


Four Days in September (1997)

Based on true events, the film follows the 1970 kidnapping of U.S. Ambassador Charles Elbrick by Brazilian left‑wing guerrillas, chronicling the tense four‑day standoff, the rebels' desperate tactics, and the political turmoil it ignites.


Little Princess, A (1995)

In this moving adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic, young Sara Crewe is sent to a strict English boarding school, and after her father’s disappearance in war she is relegated to servitude, yet she endures it all by clinging to her imagination and believing she is still a little princess.


Crossfire (1947)

In post‑war New York, a police detective and a young lawyer investigate the murder of a Jewish veteran, exposing deep-seated anti‑Jewish prejudice and a dangerous web of betrayal that threatens to cloud the pursuit of justice.


Koyaanisqatsi (1983)

Koyaanisqatsi is a wordless, visually striking documentary that juxtaposes time‑lapse and slow‑motion footage of nature and modern civilization. Set to Philip Glass’s hypnotic score, it explores the imbalance between humanity and the natural world.


Balto (1995)

In 1925 Alaska, outcast half-wolf, half-dog Balto leads a treacherous sled team to deliver life‑saving serum during a diphtheria epidemic, proving his courage and earning the respect of the community.


Bottle Rocket (1996)

A charismatic but inept crook recruits his best friend and a small, eccentric crew for a series of amateurish heists, hoping to strike it big. Their grand ambitions quickly outpace their competence, resulting in a charmingly off‑beat comedy of errors.


Star Maker, The (Uomo delle stelle, L') (1995)

The Star Maker (1995) follows aspiring documentarian Gabriele as he roams post‑war Italy searching for a captivating story about an ordinary woman, only to confront his own yearning for love and the fleeting illusion of fame.


Amateur (1994)

A rookie photographer accidentally captures a violent crime on film, forcing her to confront the dangerous truth behind the image while navigating the treacherous world of those who want it kept secret.


Living in Oblivion (1995)

A neurotic low‑budget director struggles to complete his chaotic indie film as demanding actors, unpredictable crew, and existential doubts turn the production into a surreal comedy about art, madness, and the absurdities of filmmaking.


Party Girl (1995)

When a carefree New York party girl inherits a job at a struggling library, she must raise money to keep it afloat. Along the way she discovers love, friendship, and a newfound purpose beyond the club scene.


Pyromaniac's Love Story, A (1995)

When a charismatic pyromaniac meets a fire‑safety investigator, their volatile attraction ignites a passionate, chaotic romance that blurs the line between love and destruction.


Shallow Grave (1994)

When three flatmates discover a dead drug courier and a suitcase full of cash, their friendship spirals into greed, suspicion and murder in this darkly comic crime thriller directed by Danny Boyle.


Reality Bites (1994)

A post‑grunge generation drifts through love, career, and friendship in Washington, D.C., as a documentary filmmaker and her roommates confront the realities of adulthood while searching for meaning and connection.


Man of No Importance, A (1994)

In 1960s Dublin, a flamboyant costume designer named Gareth, who runs a small shop in the gay community, decides to stage a bold production of “Salome” at the local church despite mounting local prejudice. As he wrestles with intolerance and his own loneliness, his passion for theatre and love brings unexpected hope and courage to those around him.


Pagemaster, The (1994)

A shy young boy is magically transported into a giant library where classic literary worlds come alive, and he must brave animated adventures as he searches for his way back to reality.

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Love and a .45 (1994)

After a botched robbery, a volatile couple embarks on a violent cross‑country spree, leaving a trail of blood and heartbreak as they race the law and their own dark desires.


Oliver & Company (1988)

A stray kitten named Oliver teams up with a quirky gang of New York dogs led by the charismatic copper, Dodger, as they navigate the city’s streets, outwit a ruthless businessman, and discover the true meaning of friendship and home.


Joe's Apartment (1996)

A broke New York musician moves into a cheap apartment only to discover it’s swarming with sentient, music‑loving cockroaches, sparking a hilarious battle for control of his new home.


Celestial Clockwork (1994)

A young girl discovers a hidden realm where a massive celestial clock governs the flow of time, thrusting her into a whimsical adventure that forces her to confront destiny and unravel the mysteries of her own past.


Curdled (1996)

Gabriella, a bored newspaper intern with a morbid curiosity, begins cataloguing the victims of Los Angeles murders as a disturbing hobby. Her obsession draws the attention of a sadistic serial killer, leading to a tense cat‑and‑mouse chase.


Female Perversions (1996)

A psychiatrist becomes entangled with a charismatic, obsessive surgeon whose fixation on female perfection spirals into a dangerous web of manipulation and murder. The film blends erotic thriller intrigue with a satirical examination of power and gender dynamics.


Albino Alligator (1996)

A gritty 1996 thriller in which a hardened Texas detective returns home to investigate a missing girl, only to unravel a web of corruption and confront the ruthless criminal nicknamed the Albino Alligator.


Anne Frank Remembered (1995)

Through archival footage, survivor testimonies, and excerpts from her diary, *Anne Frank Remembered* chronicles the young diarist’s hidden years and the enduring impact of her voice.


Carried Away (1996)

When a meticulous real‑estate agent meets a carefree traveling photographer, their brief fling quickly spirals into an intense love affair that forces both of them to reevaluate their ambitions and the lives they've built.


It's My Party (1995)

Facing a terminal AIDS diagnosis, party-planner Margaret decides to host one last celebration for herself, gathering friends and family to share memories and love as she takes control of her own goodbye.


Bloodsport 2 (1995)

A determined martial artist travels to Hong Kong to enter the deadly underground Kumite tournament, seeking vengeance for his brother’s murder and proving his skill against the world’s toughest fighters.


Double Team (1997)

Former CIA operative Alex (Jean‑Claude Van Damme) joins forces with a wealthy rogue, Mark (Dennis Rodman), to rescue his kidnapped wife and bring down a powerful crime lord, leading to a high‑octane showdown of guns, gadgets, and double‑crosses.


Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997)

Ex-cop Jack Traven and his wife Annie find themselves aboard a Caribbean cruise ship that a terrorist has commandeered, setting a dangerous course toward a deadly collision. With the vessel gaining speed, they must outwit the villain and prevent a catastrophic disaster.


Sliver (1993)

A young woman moves into a sleek Manhattan loft and soon discovers that a charismatic neighbor is secretly monitoring the building's inhabitants through hidden cameras. As the surveillance intensifies, she becomes entangled in a deadly game of intrigue, love, and murder.


Pete's Dragon (1977)

When orphaned boy Pete befriends a friendly, invisible dragon named Elliott, they embark on a whimsical adventure that helps Pete evade his caretakers and eventually reunite with his estranged father. The film blends live‑action with animated effects to deliver a heart‑warming tale of friendship and imagination.


Dear God (1996)

A smooth‑talking con artist (Greg Kinnear) gets caught after trying to exploit a Christian prayer line and is forced to write a heartfelt letter to God in hopes of securing a donation, leading to a series of comedic mishaps and unexpected self‑discovery.


Live Nude Girls (1995)

When an adult video store opens in a small Midwestern town, a shy teenage girl confronts her burgeoning sexuality and the clash between innocence and desire.


Thin Line Between Love and Hate, A (1996)

Charismatic smooth‑talker Darnell Keith (Martin Lawrence) thinks he can flirt his way out of anything—until a spurned lover, Dela (Nia Long), turns his careless game into a dangerous battle of love, obsession, and revenge.


High School High (1996)

A well-meaning yet clueless teacher lands a job at a chaotic inner‑city high school, using over‑the‑top methods to inspire unruly students and clash with a corrupt administration. His outrageous antics spotlight the challenges of education while delivering slapstick comedy.


Commandments (1997)

Commandments (1997) follows a weary detective who discovers a series of murders staged to echo the biblical Ten Commandments, plunging him into a deadly cat‑and‑mouse game that forces him to confront his own moral code. As the body count rises, his investigation exposes a twisted zealot whose warped interpretations blur the line between sin and justice.


Hate (Haine, La) (1995)

A gritty French drama that follows three young men from a Paris suburb over 24 hours, as they grapple with police brutality, social unrest, and escalating violence after a friend is hospitalized. The film explores the cycle of hatred and hopelessness that fuels the community’s tension.


Flirting With Disaster (1996)

A neurotic architect embarks on a chaotic road trip to locate his birth parents, dragging an eccentric, dysfunctional family and a relentless FBI agent along for the ride. Their misadventures turn a simple search into a comedy of errors.


Red Firecracker, Green Firecracker (1994)

Set in 1930s Shanghai, the film follows a spirited young woman who works in a family fireworks shop and becomes caught in a turbulent love triangle that pits personal ambition against loyalty, amid the city’s vibrant yet volatile backdrop.


What Happened Was... (1994)

A divorced couple meet for a joint therapy session, but their conversation quickly spirals into an unflinching, emotionally raw examination of their failed marriage.


Six Degrees of Separation (1993)

A charming con artist who claims to be the son of Sidney Poitier infiltrates the lives of a wealthy New York couple, exposing their pretensions and the hidden connections that bind strangers together. The film examines class, race, and the unexpected ways people are linked across society.


Two Much (1996)

A charismatic con artist (Antonio Banderas) pretends to be his own twin to romance two sisters (Melanie Griffith and Daryl Hannah), sparking a wild romantic comedy of mistaken identities, jealousy, and chaos.


Trust (1990)

After a devastating accident shatters their lives, a mother struggles to rebuild trust with her estranged children while confronting the painful secrets that have kept them apart.


C'est arrivé près de chez vous (1992)

A darkly comic mock‑documentary follows a film crew as they shadow charismatic serial killer Jean‑Claude, gradually becoming complicit in his violent exploits. The film satirically blurs the line between observer and participant, exposing media sensationalism.


Firestorm (1998)

After a notorious inmate ignites a massive blaze in a maximum‑security prison, a hardened fire chief and a tough negotiator must battle the flames and the criminals to rescue hostages before the entire facility collapses.


Newton Boys, The (1998)

Based on a true story, four brothers from rural Texas form a wildly successful bank‑robbing gang in the 1920s, becoming the most notorious outlaws of their era. Their daring heists attract the attention of the FBI, leading to a high‑stakes chase that forces them to confront the cost of their fame.


Beyond Rangoon (1995)

An American journalist, on a solo trek across war‑torn Burma, becomes enmeshed in the 1988 pro‑democracy uprising, witnessing the country's turmoil and confronting her own doubts about the power of the press.


Feast of July (1995)

In the quiet, windswept English countryside, a timid teenage girl discovers a passionate, forbidden romance with a charismatic drifter, forcing her to confront the rigid expectations of her family and community. The affair ignites a turbulent summer where love, desire, and betrayal collide in a poignant coming‑of‑age drama.


Death and the Maiden (1994)

A former political prisoner becomes convinced that a charming stranger is the man who tortured her during the regime, and she holds him captive to force a confession. The tense drama explores truth, justice, and the lingering scars of a repressive past.


Tank Girl (1995)

In a gritty, post‑apocalyptic future, rebellious teen Tank Girl (Lori Petty) leads a gang of punk rebels on a high‑octane mission to overthrow the tyrannical Water & Power corporation. The film blends anarchic humor, over‑the‑top action, and a distinctive comic‑book aesthetic.


Double Happiness (1994)

A Chinese‑Canadian woman in Toronto wrestles with her family's traditional expectations while pursuing her own ambitions in love and career, confronting cultural pressures and the desire for personal freedom. She must decide whether to obey the path laid out for her or forge her own identity.


Cobb (1994)

A biographical drama that follows the turbulent life and career of baseball legend Ty Cobb, exploring his fierce competitiveness and complex personal relationships. The film blends on‑field triumphs with off‑field controversies to paint a nuanced portrait of the controversial icon.