Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994)

A biographical drama that follows the wit and turmoil of writer Dorothy Parker as she grapples with love, alcoholism, and the razor‑sharp conversations of the Algonquin Round Table in 1930s New York, while the film gently reveals the personal costs behind the celebrated literary circle.


Faithful (1996)

When a devoted husband's hidden past resurfaces, his loyal wife must confront betrayal and danger, forcing them both to test the limits of their marriage. The thriller explores love, loyalty, and how far partners will go to protect each other.


Twelfth Night (1996)

A shipwrecked Viola disguises herself as a male page and becomes the object of Duke Orsino’s affection, while the duke courts the beautiful Olivia, who in turn falls for Viola’s male persona. The film wittily unravels a tangled love triangle, celebrating mistaken identities, gender play, and heartfelt comedy.


Mark of Zorro, The (1940)

After his father's death, charismatic outlaw Don Diego de la Vega returns to Spanish California and assumes the masked identity of Zorro, using daring swordplay and clever ruses to outwit corrupt officials and protect the oppressed. His swashbuckling heroics spark a romance with the spirited Elena, cementing Zorro as a legend of justice.


Surviving Picasso (1996)

A young American woman discovers she is the secret muse of Pablo Picasso and must navigate the intense passion, manipulation, and danger that surround the legendary artist's world.


Up in Smoke (1978)

Two slackers, Pedro (Cheech) and Anthony (Tommy), unintentionally drive a van packed with marijuana from Mexico to Los Angeles, sparking a chaotic series of hilarious mishaps and misunderstandings in this iconic stoner comedy debut.


Some Kind of Wonderful (1987)

A high‑school outsider who helps his artistic new friend win over his longtime crush realizes his true feelings lie with that very friend, prompting a heartfelt journey of self‑discovery and love.


I'm Not Rappaport (1996)

When curmudgeonly veteran Nat Moffat strikes up a friendship with loquacious Midge Carter in New York’s Central Park, Nat’s wild claim of being the legendary critic Rappaport sparks a series of humorous and poignant confrontations with age, prejudice, and a rapidly changing city.


Umbrellas of Cherbourg, The (Parapluies de Cherbourg, Les) (1964)

In Jacques Demy’s luminous musical, a young shop‑girl (Catherine Deneuve) and her sailor fall in love in the seaside town of Cherbourg, only to be torn apart when he is drafted for the Algerian War; the entire dialogue is sung, turning their bittersweet romance into a vivid, operatic portrait of hope and loss.


They Made Me a Criminal (1939)

Ex‑prizefighter Mike McGowan is falsely convicted of murder and forced into a gangster’s world, where he must use his fighting skills to survive. He battles both the mob and his own desperation in a dangerous quest to prove his innocence.


Last Time I Saw Paris, The (1954)

A young American woman returns to post‑war Paris, confronting a past romance and the city’s dramatic changes while navigating love, loss, and personal redemption.


Farewell to Arms, A (1932)

Set amid World War I Italy, American ambulance driver Frederic Henry falls in love with British nurse Catherine Barkley, only to have their romance strained by the brutal realities and tragedies of war.


Innocents, The (1961)

A governess arriving at an isolated English manor to care for two orphaned children becomes convinced that spectral forces are manipulating the kids, plunging her into a terrifying battle between reality and her own growing madness.


Old Man and the Sea, The (1958)

An aging Cuban fisherman embarks on a solitary struggle against a massive marlin far out on the Gulf Stream, confronting both the relentless forces of nature and his own inner doubts.


Truman Show, The (1998)

Truman Burbank lives an idyllic life in the seemingly perfect town of Seahaven, unaware that his entire existence is a televised set watched by millions. As he begins to suspect the truth, he must decide whether to break free from the fabricated world that has been controlling him.


Heidi Fleiss: Hollywood Madam (1995)

Based on the true story of Heidi Fleiss, the "Hollywood Madam," the film chronicles her swift rise to power as the city's most high‑profile prostitution ring operator and the dramatic downfall that follows.


Chungking Express (1994)

In bustling Hong Kong, a lovelorn cop obsessed with canned pineapples and a quirky snack-bar worker each become entangled with mysterious women, sparking brief, bittersweet romances. Director Wong Kar‑wai captures the city's neon‑lit loneliness and fleeting connections with a dreamy, kinetic style.


Jupiter's Wife (1994)

A moving documentary follows a homeless woman in New York who insists she is married to the planet Jupiter, revealing her fragile reality and the compassion of those who try to help her.


Safe (1995)

After developing a mysterious, debilitating illness that makes her hypersensitive to everyday chemicals, a suburban housewife (Julianne Moore) retreats to an enigmatic wellness center, where she confronts the hidden dangers of modern life and a shadowy corporate conspiracy.


Feeling Minnesota (1996)

A quirky crime comedy about two reckless brothers who kidnap a beautiful woman, only to have a love triangle spark chaos and double‑crosses in the frozen streets of Minnesota. Fans of dark humor and offbeat romance will enjoy its wild, mischievous twists.


Escape to Witch Mountain (1975)

Two orphaned siblings with extraordinary psychic powers escape a sinister government agency, racing to the mysterious Witch Mountain where their alien origins are revealed. Their journey uncovers a hidden world and a destiny that could change humanity.


Get on the Bus (1996)

Spike Lee’s documentary follows a group of African‑American gay and lesbian friends on a cross‑country bus trip to the 1993 March on Washington, capturing their hopes, struggles, and the broader fight for LGBTQ+ rights. Along the way, intimate portraits reveal the complexities of identity, community, and activism.


Doors, The (1991)

"The Doors" is a rock biopic that chronicles the meteoric rise, wild excess, and ultimate downfall of Jim Morrison and his iconic band, blending their electrifying music with the turbulent personal lives that defined the 1960s counterculture.


Ghosts of Mississippi (1996)

A powerful drama that follows the relentless pursuit of justice in the 1994 trial of Byron De La Beckwith, the assassin of civil‑rights icon Medgar Evers, as investigated by a determined young lawyer and a seasoned journalist. The film explores the lingering racial tensions of Mississippi while highlighting the courage of those who finally bring a historic murder case to court.


Beautiful Thing (1996)

In this tender British coming‑of‑age drama, two teenage boys in a working‑class London estate navigate first love, family struggles, and the courage to be themselves, culminating in a heartfelt and hopeful romance.


Best Men (1997)

When a groom enlists his longtime friends to serve as his best men, their clueless attempts to help turn the wedding day into a chaotic comedy of errors, testing friendships and love in a whirlwind of mishaps.


Hackers (1995)

A teenage prodigy joins a crew of flamboyant hackers who stumble upon a massive corporate scam, using their coding and deception skills to outwit the authorities and a dangerous security program.


Road to Wellville, The (1994)

A satirical comedy set in the 1920s follows the eccentric Dr. John Harvey Kellogg's Battle Creek Sanitarium as a hapless American journalist and a skeptical dentist become entangled in bizarre health fads, romance, and scandal. The film lampoons the era's obsession with wellness while delivering quirky characters and off‑beat humor.


War Room, The (1993)

The War Room chronicles the behind‑scenes strategy of Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign, following advisers James Carville and George Stephanopoulos as they navigate high‑stakes political battles to secure the White House.


When We Were Kings (1996)

When We Were Kings (1996) is a documentary that chronicles the meteoric rise and eventual decline of a 1970s rock band, weaving together candid interviews, archival footage, and behind‑the‑scenes moments. It captures the raw energy, camaraderie, and cultural turbulence of the era as the musicians grapple with fame, creative ambition, and personal sacrifice.


Hard Eight (1996)

A seasoned gambler mentors a down‑on‑his‑luck drifter, pulling him into the high‑stakes world of casino hustles, only to have their partnership complicated by a dangerous love triangle that threatens to expose their secrets.


Quiet Room, The (1996)

A teenage girl rendered mute after a traumatic accident is confined to a sterile, sound‑proof therapy room, where she must confront fragmented memories and unsettling revelations about her family as she struggles to find her voice again.


Blue Chips (1994)

A charismatic college basketball coach, desperate to revive his struggling program, turns to illegal recruiting and a shady sports agent, risking his reputation and the future of his players.


Calendar Girl (1993)

A struggling ad executive hatches a scheme to boost his fortunes by creating a provocative calendar featuring the women of his hometown. The venture spirals into comedic chaos and unexpected romance, forcing him to confront his ambitions and values.


My Family (1995)

My Family follows three generations of the Sánchez family, a Mexican‑American household in East Los Angeles, as they navigate love, loss, and cultural identity from the 1940s to the 1990s. Central to the story is matriarch María, whose unwavering love binds the family through triumphs and tragedies.


Tom & Viv (1994)

Tom & Viv dramatizes the passionate yet destructive marriage of poet T.S. Eliot and his first wife Vivienne Haigh‑Wood, tracing how love, mental illness, and artistic ambition clash and reshape both their lives.


Walkabout (1971)

Stranded in the remote Australian outback, a teenage brother and sister must confront the harsh wilderness to survive. Their desperate trek brings them into contact with a solitary Aboriginal boy on his traditional walkabout, sparking a haunting clash of cultures.


Last Dance (1996)

A veteran ballroom dancer enters one final competition, forcing her to face old rivalries, a past romance, and the lingering doubts that threaten her chance at redemption.


Original Gangstas (1996)

When a violent drug dealer threatens their neighborhood, a retired crew of 1970s blaxploitation legends reunites for a ruthless showdown to reclaim the streets and protect their community.


In Love and War (1996)

A compassionate nurse stationed at a World War II field hospital meets a charismatic soldier, and their unexpected romance blossoms amid the chaos and peril of battle, forcing both to confront duty, sacrifice, and the true cost of love.


Backbeat (1993)

Backbeat chronicles the tumultuous rise of The Beatles in early‑1960s Hamburg, focusing on drummer Pete Best’s close friendship with the band and his doomed romance with Astrid as the group edges toward worldwide fame.


Alphaville (1965)

In a bleak, futuristic Paris, secret agent Lemmy Caution is dispatched to the totalitarian city of Alphaville to dismantle an all‑controlling computer, confronting a society that has outlawed love, poetry, and individual thought. The film blends film noir with sci‑fi, offering a stark, stylish critique of logic‑driven authoritarianism.


Rendezvous in Paris (Rendez-vous de Paris, Les) (1995)

A chance encounter between an American businessman and a spirited French artist sparks an unexpected romance on the charming streets of Paris, urging both to confront their pasts and rethink their futures.


Cyclo (1995)

A struggling cyclo driver in Ho Chi Minh City becomes entangled in a violent underworld after taking a job for a ruthless gangster and befriending a mysterious girl who performs funeral rituals, forcing him to confront his own morality amid the city's seedy streets.


Relic, The (1997)

When a deadly, dinosaur‑like creature is unleashed in the Chicago Museum of Natural History, a museum curator, a zoologist, and a police detective race to stop the relentless predator before it claims more victims.


Fille seule, La (A Single Girl) (1995)

Micheline, a solitary call‑center worker in Copenhagen, spends a day fielding the crises of strangers while coping with her mother's death and her own isolation. A chance meeting with a charismatic stranger forces her to confront the possibility of love and change.


Stalker (1979)

In the barren, post‑apocalyptic Zone, a cryptic guide known as the Stalker leads a writer and a scientist toward the legendary Room that supposedly fulfills one's deepest desire, confronting the nature of hope, faith, and human longing. The film unfolds as a slow, atmospheric meditation on desire, reality, and the limits of knowledge.


Love! Valour! Compassion! (1997)

A group of gay friends spend weekend getaways at a lakeside cottage, where their lives intertwine through love, humor, and the looming presence of AIDS. Their heartfelt confessions and playful banter reveal the joys and challenges of friendship, desire, and resilience.


Palookaville (1996)

Palookaville follows three socially awkward friends who plot a modest robbery, only to have their ambitions and friendships unravel in a dead‑pan comedy about youthful frustration and missed opportunities.


Phat Beach (1996)

A group of high‑school friends spend a carefree weekend on a sunny Florida beach, where a series of wild parties, romantic mix‑ups, and goofy mishaps turn their ideal summer vacation into chaotic, laugh‑filled adventure.


Portrait of a Lady, The (1996)

A young American heiress, Isabel Archer, travels to Europe and, despite her independent spirit, is drawn into a complex marriage that threatens her freedom and self‑discovery, set against the genteel yet constraining world of late‑19th‑century society.


Zeus and Roxanne (1997)

Police dog Zeus befriends a dolphin named Roxanne, and together they help a marine biologist expose a smuggling ring. Their unlikely partnership shows how friendship can bridge the gap between land and sea.


Big Bully (1996)

A former high school bully, now a teacher, returns to his hometown and is forced to confront the haunting legacy of the boy he tormented years earlier. As past sins surface, he must face the consequences of his actions and seek redemption.


Love & Human Remains (1993)

Love & Human Remains is a darkly comic, low‑budget Canadian drama that follows a young woman’s tangled relationships with three eccentric men, exploring love, sex, and alienation against a gritty Vancouver backdrop.


Sum of Us, The (1994)

A widowed father openly supports his gay son as they both confront love, family expectations, and personal identity, highlighting acceptance and companionship in modern Australia.


Little Buddha (1993)

A mystical drama follows a young American boy believed to be the reincarnation of a Buddhist teacher, prompting a revered monk and a renowned master to journey to Tibet and guide him toward spiritual awakening.


Fresh (1994)

A teenage drug dealer in Harlem, nicknamed Fresh, uses his street‑wise cunning and chess‑like tactics to survive the violent drug trade while plotting a daring escape for himself and his mother.


Spanking the Monkey (1994)

After finishing college, a naïve young man returns home for the summer and becomes entangled in a bizarre, illicit relationship with his mother. The film blends dark comedy and unsettling drama to explore sexual repression and family dysfunction.


Wild Reeds (1994)

In the early 1960s, a group of adolescents in a quiet French town navigate first love, political unrest, and self‑discovery, while one of them silently confronts his emerging sexuality amidst the lingering shadows of the Algerian War.


Women, The (1939)

A glamorous Manhattan socialite discovers her husband's infidelity and navigates the strained friendships and rivalries among her fellow women, exposing the biting gossip and vanity that dominate their high‑society world.


Bliss (1997)

Bliss follows a weary corporate executive who, after a personal crisis, abandons his materialistic lifestyle and embarks on a journey of self‑discovery, learning that true happiness lies beyond wealth and status.


Caught (1996)

A small‑town police officer is framed for a murder he didn’t commit and must race against time to prove his innocence, uncovering a web of corruption that threatens his family and the community.


Hugo Pool (1997)

Hugo Pool is a quirky indie comedy that follows shy pool‑service technician Hugo as his mundane routine is upended by an eccentric new neighbor, leading to an unlikely romance and a series of off‑beat misadventures.


Welcome To Sarajevo (1997)

A British journalist covering the siege of Sarajevo becomes deeply involved in the city's turmoil, risking everything to rescue a group of orphaned children while confronting the harrowing moral dilemmas of war.


Dunston Checks In (1996)

A mischievous orangutan named Dunston escapes from a traveling circus and hides in a luxury hotel, turning the staff’s routine into chaotic mayhem. A young boy and a helpful employee team up to protect him while outwitting a greedy manager and a pair of thieves.


Major Payne (1994)

A disciplined Marine Corps officer is transferred to a chaotic JROTC program at a private school, where his tough love and unconventional methods transform a ragtag group of cadets into a cohesive, competitive unit while he discovers the value of friendship and family.


Man of the House (1995)

When his mother resumes dating after a divorce, a meddling teenage son hires a bumbling private detective to vet her suitors, leading to a cascade of comic mishaps. Their unlikely partnership forces both to confront their ideas of love and family.


I Love Trouble (1994)

Rival investigative reporters (Julia Roberts and Nick Nolte) clash while exposing a corporate conspiracy, only to discover a dangerous plot and a surprising attraction to each other.


Low Down Dirty Shame, A (1994)

A smooth‑talking private detective is hired by a femme fatale to locate her missing husband, only to uncover a tangled conspiracy of mobsters, crooked cops, and betrayal. The film mixes gritty crime action with off‑beat humor in classic mid‑90s style.


Cops and Robbersons (1994)

When the eccentric Robberson family moves into a house beside a police precinct, their quiet suburban life erupts into chaos as they become unwitting participants in a botched robbery and end up teaming with the hapless cops for a series of slap‑stick misadventures.


Cowboy Way, The (1994)

A seasoned cowboy teams up with a young drifter to protect a run‑down ranch from a ruthless land baron, embarking on a rugged road‑trip across the American West that forces both men to confront their pasts and redefine what it means to ride the cowboy way.


Endless Summer 2, The (1994)

In this sequel to Bruce Brown’s classic surf documentary, two surfers journey across the globe in search of the ultimate wave, revisiting iconic breaks while discovering new, epic surf spots in a sun‑soaked adventure.


In the Army Now (1994)

Two slackers enlist in the Army Reserve hoping for an easy gig, only to find themselves thrust into rigorous basic training and then deployed to the Middle East, where they must confront real combat and unexpected camaraderie.


Inkwell, The (1994)

Set in 1974 on a Martha's Vineyard summer retreat, *The Inkwell* follows 14‑year‑old Drew who, amidst family tensions and the era’s racial climate, discovers love, friendship, and a new sense of confidence while navigating the challenges of growing up.


Switchblade Sisters (1975)

A gritty 1975 exploitation film in which a tough young woman infiltrates a ruthless all‑female gang to avenge her sister’s death, sparking a violent clash of loyalties, betrayal, and brutal street justice.


Young Guns II (1990)

A hardened Billy the Kid leads his outlaw gang on a desperate fight against the relentless bounty hunter Pat Garrett, seeking vengeance and freedom in the lawless West. As loyalties fracture and blood is spilled, the legend of the young gunslingers reaches its violent, bittersweet climax.


Prefontaine (1997)

A biographical drama that chronicles the meteoric rise of American distance‑running legend Steve Prefontaine, capturing his fierce determination, rebellious spirit, and impact on the sport before his tragic, premature death.


That Old Feeling (1997)

When recently divorced exes inherit a struggling restaurant together, they must set aside lingering resentment and navigate a series of comic mishaps, ultimately discovering that old chemistry can reignite a fresh start.


Letter From Death Row, A (1998)

A death‑row inmate pens a powerful letter that unexpectedly reaches a grieving woman, sparking a chain of events that forces both to confront their pasts and seek redemption.


Boys of St. Vincent, The (1993)

A chilling Canadian drama that follows a young man’s investigation into the systemic sexual abuse perpetrated by priests at Saint Vincent’s boys’ orphanage, exposing the harrowing impact on the victims and the community’s painful denial.


Before the Rain (Pred dozhdot) (1994)

Before the Rain interweaves three stories set in a remote Macedonian village, where personal loss and emerging ethnic tensions blur the line between past and present. Through a grieving mother, a refugee‑camp photographer, and a young boy, the film examines the cyclical nature of violence and memory.


Once Were Warriors (1994)

A modern‑day Māori family in New Zealand battles poverty, alcoholism, and brutal domestic violence, as patriarch Beth (Temuera Morrison) struggles to keep his wife and children together while his violent impulses threaten to destroy them all.


Strawberry and Chocolate (Fresa y chocolate) (1993)

In 1979 Havana, a college activist befriends a reclusive gay writer, and their unlikely bond becomes a compassionate journey that confronts prejudice, explores personal identity, and reflects on artistic freedom amid Cuba’s revolutionary climate.


Savage Nights (Nuits fauves, Les) (1992)

Savage Nights follows a charismatic bisexual artist in early‑1990s Paris as he navigates turbulent relationships with his lover and a woman who wants more, while confronting the onset of AIDS. The film blends raw romance and existential urgency to portray the fragile intersection of desire and mortality.


Family Thing, A (1996)

When a widowed mother discovers a long‑lost brother, the revelation forces her and her children to confront buried secrets and re‑evaluate what truly defines their family.


Purple Noon (1960)

A charismatic American expatriate in Rome is hired to retrieve a wealthy playboy, but his envy turns deadly as he murders his friend and assumes his identity, sparking a tense cat‑and‑mouse thriller.


Cemetery Man (Dellamorte Dellamore) (1994)

In this darkly comic Italian horror, cemetery caretaker Francesco Dellamorte (Rupert Everett) battles the dead as they rise from their graves while confronting his own melancholy and a surreal love triangle that blurs reality and nightmare.


Kim (1950)

In British‑occupied India, clever orphan Kim teams up with a wandering Tibetan lama to become a secret operative, racing across the subcontinent and the Himalayas to uncover a Russian conspiracy that threatens the British Empire.


Marlene Dietrich: Shadow and Light (1996)

A documentary that chronicles the life and career of iconic actress and singer Marlene Dietrich, weaving archival footage, interviews, and performances to reveal the complex interplay of her magnetic public persona and private self.


Maybe, Maybe Not (Bewegte Mann, Der) (1994)

A gay graphic designer’s life spirals into comic chaos when his straight ex‑girlfriend moves in, sparking a tangled love triangle and a series of outrageous misadventures that force him to confront his feelings and identity.


Top Hat (1935)

In this classic musical comedy, charismatic dancer Fred Astaire and witty singer Ginger Rogers become entangled in a case of mistaken identity aboard a transatlantic liner, sparking a whirlwind of romance, rivalry, and dazzling dance numbers.


To Be or Not to Be (1942)

In Nazi‑occupied Warsaw, a troupe of Polish actors uses their stagecraft to spy for the resistance, turning comedy into covert sabotage against the occupiers. Their daring performances blur the line between farce and danger, making laughter a weapon of defiance.


Secret Agent, The (1996)

In 1996’s *The Secret Agent*, a weary double‑agent is thrust into a tangled web of betrayal and political intrigue as he races to protect a covert operation that could shift the balance of power. Confronting shifting loyalties and his own haunted past, he discovers the high personal cost of living in the shadows.


Amos & Andrew (1993)

A wealthy white family mistakenly accuses a sophisticated Black lawyer of being a burglar, forcing him into a chaotic showdown with their quirky handyman, Amos, as both men navigate a comedic battle of wits that highlights racial misunderstandings and unlikely alliances.


Jade (1995)

When the body of a young woman is discovered in San Francisco, detective McAuliffe follows clues that lead to a high‑stakes conspiracy involving a powerful senator, his wife, and a secret bank account. As the investigation deepens, he must navigate a maze of political corruption, sex, and betrayal.


Kiss of Death (1995)

When a former criminal is forced to betray his old mob ties to protect his son, he teams up with a relentless detective, sparking a violent cat‑and‑mouse chase that threatens to destroy them both.


Mixed Nuts (1994)

A frantic holiday comedy follows a dysfunctional crisis‑center staff as they scramble to keep their Christmas Eve hotline running amid personal chaos and quirky mishaps, while love, loss, and misunderstandings collide in a comedic battle of the season.


Virtuosity (1995)

A former LAPD officer is recruited to hunt down a rogue, hyper-intelligent virtual reality program that has escaped into the real world, forcing him to confront his own dark past while battling the unstoppable digital killer.


Blue Sky (1994)

A free‑spirited, volatile woman named Carly (Jessica Lange) returns home to 1950s Texas with her husband Hank (Tommy Lee Jones) and their teenage son, sparking tension as her unpredictable behavior threatens both family stability and the community. The drama explores love, mental illness, and the clash between personal freedom and societal expectations.


Flesh and Bone (1993)

A disillusioned young woman returns to her hometown and becomes caught in a dangerous love triangle that forces her to confront buried family secrets and a violent past.


Guilty as Sin (1993)

A high‑profile attorney becomes the prime suspect in her husband’s murder and must race against time to expose the true killer and clear her name.


In the Realm of the Senses (Ai no corrida) (1976)

In the Realm of the Senses follows a passionate, increasingly obsessive affair between a Tokyo prostitute and her lover, whose relentless pursuit of sexual liberation spirals into tragedy.


Barb Wire (1996)

In a bleak, dystopian future, underground singer and weapons smuggler Barb Wire is recruited as a reluctant spy for the resistance, battling a ruthless corporate regime and a deadly assassin to secure a powerful new weapon that could change the fate of humanity.


Kissed (1996)

Kissed follows a young college student who becomes fascinated with death, leading her into a dark, obsessive quest to experience intimacy with corpses. The film probes taboo desire, mortality, and the thin line between love and obsession.


Assassins (1995)

Veteran hitman Robert Rath (Sylvester Stallone) and ambitious rookie Miguel (Antonio Banderas) clash in a high‑stakes race to secure a lucrative contract, all while a relentless FBI agent closes in.


Friday (1995)

A laid‑back comedy that follows stoner Craig and his neurotic friend Smokey as they spend one chaotic Friday in South Central L.A., trying to pay a debt, avoid gang trouble, and survive a series of hilarious misadventures.


Goofy Movie, A (1995)

In this Disney animated adventure, Goofy embarks on a cross‑country road trip with his teenage son Max in hopes of bonding, while Max secretly plans his own adventure to win over his crush. Their clash of personalities sparks comic mishaps and heartfelt moments that ultimately bring father and son closer together.


Higher Learning (1995)

A freshman at a liberal arts college becomes entangled in the campus's volatile mix of racism, activism, and personal ambition, forcing him to confront prejudice and his own identity. As tensions erupt, the film explores how higher education can both challenge and reshape one's worldview.


When a Man Loves a Woman (1994)

When a Man Loves a Woman follows a devoted wife, played by Meg Ryan, as she confronts her struggle with alcoholism, testing her marriage to Andy (Andy Garcia). The film explores the impact of addiction on family dynamics and the journey toward recovery.


Judgment Night (1993)

Three friends who witness a mob murder must race through the streets of New York, evading a ruthless gang of killers, in a high‑octane night of relentless pursuit and brutal revenge.


King of the Hill (1993)

A disillusioned Vietnam veteran drifts through life in a Texas trailer park with his overbearing mother, until a mysterious drifter’s arrival forces him into a violent confrontation that offers a fleeting chance at redemption.


Scout, The (1994)

Veteran scout Gus (Albert Brooks) discovers a raw pitching prodigy from a tiny town and sets out to catapult him into the major leagues, battling meddling agents, a nosy reporter, and the unpredictable politics of baseball. Their unlikely partnership turns the high‑stakes world of pro sports into a comedy of errors.


Angus (1995)

An earnest but insecure teenager named Angus navigates the trials of high school—crushing on a popular girl, dealing with bullies, and finding confidence on the basketball court—while learning that self‑acceptance beats fitting in.


Night Falls on Manhattan (1997)

Veteran NYPD detective Joe Kenehan (Andy García) battles personal turmoil and bureau politics as he pursues a brutal murder that threatens to expose deep corruption in Manhattan’s streets. His strained marriage to the district attorney adds a further layer of tension to his relentless quest for justice.


Awfully Big Adventure, An (1995)

A shy sixteen‑year‑old from a bleak coastal town becomes stage manager for a travelling theatre troupe, navigating the troupe’s eccentricities, a budding romance, and her own search for identity.


Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995)

Former Navy SEAL and ex‑ship cook Casey Ryback (Steven Seagal) must stop a gang of heavily armed terrorists who hijack a moving train and threaten to unleash a deadly bioweapon, using his combat expertise to protect a civilian passenger and prevent catastrophe.


Poison Ivy II (1995)

A shy freshman at an elite all-girls boarding school discovers a secret society led by a seductive new student, whose intoxicating influence drives the girls into dangerous games of manipulation, sexuality, and power. As the newcomer’s hold tightens, loyalty fractures and the campus spirals into dark obsession.


Ready to Wear (Pret-A-Porter) (1994)

Ready to Wear (Pret‑A‑Porter) is a 1994 satirical comedy that follows a chaotic, star‑studded ensemble of models, designers, journalists and eccentric personalities as they converge on a high‑stakes Paris fashion show. Directed by Robert Altman, the film skewers the excesses of the fashion world with sharp humor and ironic observation.


Marked for Death (1990)

A former DEA agent returns home to find his brother killed by a ruthless Haitian drug cartel, and he must use his lethal skills to dismantle the organization and avenge his family.


Madonna: Truth or Dare (1991)

A candid documentary that follows Madonna on her 1990 Blond Ambition tour, mixing electrifying concert footage with backstage moments to reveal the pop star’s creative process, personal relationships, and the pressures of fame.


Nénette et Boni (1996)

Nénette, a young mother stuck in a monotonous marriage, meets her shy next‑door neighbor Boni, a real‑estate agent, and their tentative affair awakens a fragile but intense yearning that unsettles their everyday lives.


Chairman of the Board (1998)

When a flamboyant, good‑natured philanthropist inherits a struggling tech firm, Carrot Top’s character throws wild parties and outlandish stunts in an attempt to turn the business around, dragging a straight‑laced executive into a series of chaotic corporate mishaps.


Big Bang Theory, The (1994)

A brilliant yet socially awkward physicist makes a groundbreaking discovery that upends his personal life, igniting a chaotic chain of events.


Other Voices, Other Rooms (1997)

A teenage boy travels to his estranged aunt’s remote Southern estate after his father’s death, where he meets a cast of eccentric locals and begins to unravel dark family secrets. The film unfolds as a haunting, dreamlike Southern Gothic tale of identity and longing.


Twisted (1996)

After a mischievous prank spirals out of control, a high‑school senior becomes the focus of a relentless stalker, forcing her to confront the dark secrets hidden in her seemingly ordinary town.


Full Speed (1996)

A gifted driver is drawn into an underground street‑racing circuit, where he must outpace the police and a ruthless rival gang to survive. As the high‑speed chase intensifies, his love for a woman becomes his only anchor amid the relentless pursuit of victory.


Cutthroat Island (1995)

Fierce pirate Morgan Adams (Geena Davis) gathers a mutinous crew to hunt for a legendary treasure on a treacherous island, and their quest pits them against the Royal Navy, rival buccaneers, and deadly storms in a high‑seas adventure.


Ghost in the Shell (Kokaku kidotai) (1995)

In a cyber‑enhanced future, Major Motoko Kusanagi, a cyborg counter‑terrorism operative, hunts the enigmatic hacker known as the Puppet Master while confronting questions of consciousness and identity. The film blends philosophical inquiry with sleek, neon‑lit action.


Van, The (1996)

When a group of unlikely friends pool their savings to buy a rundown camper van, they embark on a cross‑country road trip that tests their patience and reveals hidden desires. Along the way, the van becomes a moving sanctuary, forcing each of them to confront the past and choose new directions.


Old Lady Who Walked in the Sea, The (Vieille qui marchait dans la mer, La) (1991)

A grieving elderly woman becomes convinced she can walk on water and sets out on a surreal, myth‑like pilgrimage across the sea, blurring reality and memory as she confronts her past and the limits of aging.


Night Flier (1997)

A skeptical reporter tracks a string of gruesome murders across the Midwest, only to discover the killer is a vampiric pilot who haunts the night skies in a small aircraft.


Metro (1997)

When a terrorist plants a bomb on a Seoul subway, a seasoned detective races against time to locate and disarm it. As the train hurtles toward its next stop, he uncovers a deeper conspiracy that threatens the entire city.


Gridlock'd (1997)

Two heroin‑addicted friends struggle through a nightmarish maze of police raids, bureaucratic red tape, and a corrupt rehab system as they desperately try to get into a detox program, mixing dark humor with gritty social commentary.


Bushwhacked (1995)

A down‑on‑his‑luck man pretends to be a camp counselor to avoid his responsibilities, only to find himself shepherding a rowdy group of kids through a chaotic wilderness trek, where mishaps abound and unexpected friendships form.


Bad Girls (1994)

Three hardened outlaws—raised as sisters—turn to bounty hunting in the Old West after a betrayal forces them to forge new identities, confronting danger, greed, and the harsh frontier together.


Blink (1994)

After a botched eye operation restores her sight, a woman (Madeleine Stowe) starts seeing a mysterious figure that no one else can, pulling her into a deadly conspiracy where she must trust her newfound vision to solve the mystery.


For Love or Money (1993)

A down‑and‑out floor manager at a high‑end New York department store is hired to charm a wealthy client and secure a big contract, but as he pursues the job, he discovers his true feelings lie with the unlikely, working‑class woman he meets along the way.


Best of the Best 3: No Turning Back (1995)

A former karate champion comes out of retirement to train a rag‑tag group of young fighters, pushing them to overcome personal doubts and a dangerous drug syndicate before facing off in a high‑stakes tournament.


A Chef in Love (1996)

In post‑revolutionary Georgia, charismatic chef Niko returns to his mountain village to revive his beloved restaurant, only to find his culinary passion tangled with Soviet officials and a heartfelt romance that forces him to choose between love, freedom, and his love of food.


Contempt (Mépris, Le) (1963)

A Hollywood screenwriter hired to rewrite a film adaptation finds his marriage unraveling as his wife, played by Brigitte Bardot, grows distant, while mounting tensions with the egotistical director reveal the corrosive power of artistic contempt.


Tie That Binds, The (1995)

When a reclusive couple takes in a frightened runaway, the fragile peace of their isolated home quickly unravels as the girl’s dark past and violent tendencies threaten to destroy everything they hold dear.


Gone Fishin' (1997)

Two laid‑back friends head out for a simple fishing trip, but their relaxed getaway spirals into a wild, road‑trip chaos of stolen cars, crime syndicates, and ridiculous misadventures.


Broken English (1996)

"Broken English" follows a restless Irish‑American woman who, after a painful breakup, returns to Dublin and finds herself navigating love, cultural clashes, and the limits of language. Amid witty misunderstandings and heartfelt moments, she discovers that true connection transcends words.


Designated Mourner, The (1997)

In a bleak, post‑apocalyptic world, a family appoints a Designated Mourner to safeguard the memories of a vanished past, confronting the erosion of humanity while they struggle to survive.


Designated Mourner, The (1997)

In a near‑future society that regulates personal emotion, a family grapples with the loss of their son while a close friend is appointed the “designated mourner” to perform the ritual of grief, exposing the fragility of love and memory.


Trial and Error (1997)

A disillusioned attorney takes on a high‑profile murder case, only to uncover a tangled web of corruption and moral compromise that forces him to confront his own beliefs about justice.


Pie in the Sky (1995)

A struggling chef pursues his dream of opening a restaurant, facing family pressure, rival cooks, and a budding romance that tests his dedication to both love and the perfect pastry.


Total Eclipse (1995)

A biographical drama that follows the tempestuous romance between French poets Paul Verlaine and the teenage Arthur Rimbaud, charting their passionate, self‑destructive love and artistic collaboration. Their volatile relationship spirals into jealousy, violence and exile as they push the limits of poetry and desire.


Run of the Country, The (1995)

A restless young man returns to his Irish hometown, where family tensions, a forbidden romance, and the stark beauty of the countryside compel him to confront his past and choose his future.


Walking and Talking (1996)

A pair of inseparable friends—an aspiring writer and a struggling photographer— navigate love, ambition, and the inevitable changes of adulthood in 1990s New York, testing the limits of their bond. Their intertwined journeys reveal how loyalty and self‑discovery collide as life pushes them in different directions.


Foxfire (1996)

A group of troubled teenage girls at a Texas boarding school form a secret sisterhood to rebel against the oppressive adults who control their lives, leading them to plan a daring and symbolic act of defiance.


Nothing to Lose (1994)

After his wife cheats on him and his car is destroyed, insurance salesman Nick Beam teams up with a reckless car thief, Charlie, and together they embark on a chaotic, comedic road trip of revenge and self‑discovery.


Star Maps (1997)

In 1990s Los Angeles, teenage driver Carlos works for a shady “star‑maps” escort service to fund his dream of college, while navigating family pressures, street violence, and the pull of his immigrant heritage.


Bread and Chocolate (Pane e cioccolata) (1973)

Nino, a shy Italian immigrant working as a housekeeper in 1970s Switzerland, endures prejudice, menial jobs, and bureaucratic absurdities while yearning for home, revealing the humor and hardship of migrant life.


Clockers (1995)

In the gritty housing projects of New Jersey, a young drug dealer becomes a prime suspect after a fatal shooting, drawing the attention of a determined homicide detective. As the investigation deepens, he must navigate loyalty, ambition, and the brutal realities of his world, choosing between survival and redemption.


Bitter Moon (1992)

A volatile love triangle erupts on a Mediterranean cruise as a bored couple invites a seductive stranger, whose obsessive pursuit of passion spirals into a deadly game of betrayal and desire.


Love in the Afternoon (1957)

In post‑war Paris, widowed businessman Victor Alexis (Gary Cooper) is drawn into a playful romance with free‑spirited American heiress Ariane Chavasse (Audrey Hepburn), who repeatedly asks him to marry her, leading to a witty battle of wit and desire. Their flirtatious cat‑and‑mouse game explores love, longing, and the impossibility of settling down.


Life with Mikey (1993)

A down‑on‑his‑luck former child star turned talent agent discovers a charismatic kid named Mikey performing on the streets and attempts to launch him as a TV sensation, navigating both the boy’s overprotective mother and his own personal setbacks.


North (1994)

A mischievous eight‑year‑old named North runs away from his parents, traveling across America and encountering a series of eccentric characters while searching for the perfect family, only to realize the love and value of his own parents back home.


Talking About Sex (1994)

Talking About Sex follows a candid group of friends as they navigate relationships and intimacy, exposing their fears and desires through humor and heartfelt conversations. The film blends comedy and drama to explore how open dialogue can transform personal connections.


Color of Night (1994)

A detective investigating a series of murders in Miami becomes entangled in a web of erotic intrigue and danger, confronting his own dark past while racing against a cunning killer.


Robocop 3 (1993)

RoboCop returns to a devastated Detroit, battling a ruthless corporate‑military conglomerate that has turned the city into a war zone while rallying the oppressed citizens to reclaim their freedom.


Killer (Bulletproof Heart) (1994)

A seasoned hitman takes on a risky contract that drags him into a perilous web of betrayal and murder, while a determined detective closes in. An unexpected romance forces the killer to confront the limits of his supposedly bullet‑proof heart.


Sunset Park (1996)

A dedicated teacher takes over a struggling inner‑city girls’ basketball team, battling personal setbacks and the looming threat of the school’s closure while trying to inspire the players to pursue a championship.


Set It Off (1996)

Four lifelong friends, burdened by debt and a broken system, decide to rob banks to secure a better future, but their bold crime spree tests their loyalty and resourcefulness. As the stakes rise, they must confront betrayal, love, and the steep price of freedom.


Selena (1997)

The film follows the meteoric rise of Tejano star Selena Quintanilla, showcasing her talent, family devotion, and the cultural barriers she broke. Jennifer Lopez's breakout performance brings the beloved singer's story to life in a heartfelt tribute.


Wild America (1997)

Three adventurous brothers trek across the American backcountry to film wildlife for a PBS series, confronting perilous terrain and personal conflicts while discovering the untamed beauty of the wilderness.


Gang Related (1997)

A determined LAPD detective and his ambitious partner team up to infiltrate a dangerous street gang and prevent a looming violent retaliation, while navigating corruption within the force.


Manny & Lo (1996)

Teenager Lo runs away from home and finds refuge with Manny, a disheveled drifter battling addiction, and together they form an unconventional, protective partnership while navigating life on the fringes of Los Angeles.


Grass Harp, The (1995)

After his mother dies, a sensitive boy is sent to live with his aunt and cousin in a sleepy Southern town, where he befriends a quirky group of outcasts living in a ramshackle house; their unconventional freedom forces him to confront the meaning of home, love, and individuality.


Out to Sea (1997)

Two retired friends join a cruise ship as entertainers, hoping to meet women and enjoy a relaxing vacation, but their mischievous schemes and unexpected romance with a glamorous passenger turn the trip into a hilarious adventure.


Before and After (1996)

In this tense family drama, a devoted mother (Meryl Streep) and her husband (Liam Neeson) grapple with the shocking revelation that their teenage son is the prime suspect in a murder, forcing them into a harrowing legal and emotional battle that tests their loyalty, trust, and moral convictions.


Princess Caraboo (1994)

Set in early‑19th‑century England, a charismatic imposter arrives claiming to be the exotic Princess Caraboo, and as a curious antiquarian and the local townsfolk become entranced, her elaborate ruse spins into a whimsical tale of deception, intrigue, and unexpected love.


Shall We Dance? (1937)

In this classic musical comedy, a charming Broadway dancer (Fred Astaire) and a talented ballet student (Ginger Rogers) vie for the lead in a new production while their rivalry turns into romance, leading to a series of lavish dance numbers set on stage, a rooftop, and beyond. Their witty banter and iconic choreography make the film a sparkling showcase of love and song in 1930s Hollywood.


Ed (1996)

A baseball‑obsessed teen discovers a talkative mule named Ed who has a natural talent for the sport, and together they team up for hilarious on‑field antics that bring unexpected victories and lasting friendship.


Denise Calls Up (1995)

When a New York woman tries to win a man back by getting him to call, her friends' lives intersect through endless phone conversations, revealing the humor and heartache of modern relationships. The film follows the group’s tangled romances and miscommunications, all played out over the telephone.


Jack and Sarah (1995)

After his wife’s death, architect Jack (Tim Roth) is forced to care for their newborn daughter and enlists the help of an unconventional housekeeper, Sarah, whose quirky approach to life and child‑rearing leads him to rediscover love and the joys of parenthood.


Country Life (1994)

A recently widowed city dweller inherits a struggling farm and must navigate unfamiliar rural life, confronting family secrets and the harsh realities of the countryside while discovering unexpected resilience within herself.


Celtic Pride (1996)

Two Black police officers go undercover as a basketball team’s mascots to protect its star player from a mobster, resulting in a series of comedic mishaps and hijinks.


Simple Wish, A (1997)

A young fairy god‑in‑training teams up with a well‑meaning but clumsy apprentice to grant a little girl’s heartfelt wish, sparking a series of magical mishaps that lead to unexpected lessons about hope and friendship.


Star Kid (1997)

When shy 12‑year‑old Spencer Griffith discovers a mysterious alien suit that fuses to his body, he gains extraordinary powers and must learn to control them. He soon faces a hostile alien robot threatening Earth, turning his everyday life into an unexpected battle for the planet.


Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life (1997)

Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life is a 1997 documentary that chronicles the life and ideas of the controversial author of *Atlas Shrugged* and *The Fountainhead*. Through interviews, archival footage, and narration, it examines her philosophy of Objectivism and its lasting cultural impact.


Kicked in the Head (1997)

After a brutal head injury leaves a cynical drifter with a sudden, unsettling clarity, he embarks on a reckless quest for revenge and redemption, dragging a ragtag group of misfits along for the ride.


Indian Summer (1996)

A group of old college friends reunite at the lakeside cabin where they spent their youth, sparking nostalgic memories and confronting the choices that have shaped their adult lives.


Love Affair (1994)

A chance encounter on a transatlantic cruise sparks a passionate romance between an architect and a photographer, only to be tested by illness, family expectations, and a sudden separation that forces them to choose whether love can truly conquer fate.


Band Wagon, The (1953)

A washed‑up Broadway star teams up with a talented ballerina to stage a spectacular comeback in this lavish MGM musical starring Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse.


Penny Serenade (1941)

When young Helen and Skip Hager lose their unborn child, they adopt three orphaned siblings and raise them as their own, forging a decade‑spanning story of love, sacrifice, and enduring devotion.


'Til There Was You (1997)

After a chance reunion with an old flame, a timid photographer and a charismatic musician are forced to confront the regrets and missed opportunities that have defined their lives, discovering that love can finally fill the emptiness they've long ignored.


Stripes (1981)

John Winger and Russell Ziskey, two bored friends, enlist in the U.S. Army hoping for a fresh start, only to encounter chaotic boot camp antics; their unlikely camaraderie propels them into a daring mission that turns their misfit status into unexpected heroism.


Late Bloomers (1996)

A widowed mother enrolls in college as an adult, juggling family duties while rediscovering her own aspirations and proving it’s never too late to follow a dream.


Getaway, The (1994)

When a robbery goes wrong, former convict Doc McCoy and his wife Carol become fugitives, desperately trying to outrun a relentless Texas Ranger and a vengeful mob, turning their escape into a deadly cat‑and‑mouse chase across the desert.


New York Cop (1996)

A hardened NYPD detective goes after a ruthless crime syndicate, fighting relentless violence while confronting his own personal demons. As the line between law and vengeance blurs, he must decide how far he’ll go to protect the city he loves.


National Lampoon's Senior Trip (1995)

When their senior trip is canceled, a misfit group of high‑school seniors hijack a school bus and head for Miami, only to become entangled with drug dealers, the police and a series of chaotic misadventures.


Delta of Venus (1994)

Set in 1940s Paris, a struggling writer is hired by a mysterious publisher to craft erotic stories, and he becomes enthralled with a free‑spirited American woman who leads him through a series of sensual encounters. Their intertwined pursuits of pleasure and inspiration blur the line between art and desire.


Carmen Miranda: Bananas Is My Business (1994)

A vibrant documentary that traces the meteoric rise and complex legacy of Brazilian icon Carmen Miranda, exploring her dazzling Hollywood career, her role as a cultural ambassador, and the personal sacrifices behind her iconic banana‑clad image.


Babyfever (1994)

When a successful advertising executive in her 30s begins to feel the pressure to start a family, she navigates awkward dates, fertility fears, and the expectations of friends and family, leading to a humorous yet heartfelt journey of self‑discovery. Through misadventures and unlikely romances, she learns that the path to motherhood—or choosing otherwise—is uniquely her own.


Very Natural Thing, A (1974)

A poet leaves Manhattan's gay scene to work on a research vessel, where he meets a marine biologist and discovers an unexpected, tender romance that challenges his insecurities and explores gay love in the early 1970s.


Walk in the Sun, A (1945)

During the Italian campaign of World War II, an American infantry platoon battles the enemy and its own doubts as it pushes toward a strategic hill, confronting the harsh realities of combat and the personal toll of war.


Waiting to Exhale (1995)

Four Atlanta friends—each at a crossroads in love and career—lean on one another as they confront heartbreak, betrayal, and self‑discovery, learning the power of friendship and personal resilience.


Pompatus of Love, The (1996)

A witty romantic comedy that follows three close friends in Los Angeles as they chase love, grapple with break‑ups, and search for the elusive “pompatus” of true affection. Through a series of misadventures and heartfelt conversations, they discover that love is as unpredictable as the lyrics that inspire them.


Palmetto (1998)

A struggling writer is hired by a seductive woman to commit a murder, only to become entangled in a deadly web of deceit and betrayal that forces him to confront his own dark past.


Surviving the Game (1994)

A down-and-out drifter takes a mysterious job that turns out to be a twisted human-hunting game, pitting him against a team of wealthy hunters who want to kill him for sport. He must use his wits and survival instincts to become the ultimate prey and fight for his life.


Inventing the Abbotts (1997)

In 1940s a small Pennsylvania town, two childhood friends drift apart after a bitter fallout, each chasing their own ambitions, only to have a long‑buried secret resurface and force them to confront love, loyalty, and the choices that define their lives.


Horse Whisperer, The (1998)

After a teenage girl and her horse are badly injured in a tragic accident, her mother seeks the help of legendary "horse whisperer" Tom Booker, who works to heal the traumatized animal and mend the family's broken bonds. As Booker re-establishes trust between horse and rider, both the girl and her mother confront their grief and find a path toward recovery.


Journey of August King, The (1995)

After seven years away in Vietnam, August King returns to his small hometown to find his family shattered and a lingering mystery surrounding his father's disappearance. Determined to uncover the truth, he embarks on a painful journey that forces him to confront the past and his own identity.


Catwalk (1995)

Catwalk (1995) offers an intimate behind‑the‑scenes look at the high‑stakes world of fashion week, following designers, models, and stylists as they race against the clock to bring their runway visions to life.


Neon Bible, The (1995)

In a bleak Southern town, a disillusioned teen wrestles with family loss, religious doubt and the seductive glow of neon-lit city promises, embarking on a journey toward an uncertain redemption beyond his isolated world.


Homage (1995)

Homage (1995) follows a disillusioned filmmaker who returns to his native village to finish his mentor’s unfinished project, confronting forgotten memories and the changing landscape of cinema.


Open Season (1996)

When a group of friends venture deep into a remote forest during hunting season, they become the prey of a relentless hunter who turns the wilderness into a deadly game of survival.


Metisse (Café au Lait) (1993)

A mixed‑race couple in Paris wrestles with love, family expectations, and the complexities of race and class, while navigating their own cultural identities. Their journey is enriched by a close friendship with an introspective musician, offering a vivid snapshot of contemporary French society.


Wooden Man's Bride, The (Wu Kui) (1994)

In a remote Chinese village, a young woman is forced to marry a wooden statue that stands in for her deceased husband, and when the lifelike figure inexplicably awakens, a haunting struggle of love, betrayal, and supernatural vengeance ensues.


Loaded (1994)

After a botched heist leaves a small-town ex‑cop in possession of a suitcase full of stolen cash, he must outrun relentless gangsters and confront his own dark past in a high‑stakes desert chase.


August (1996)

A disenchanted novelist retreats to his quiet hometown for a summer, hoping to find inspiration and peace. As old family wounds resurface, he is forced to confront his past and decide whether to heal or walk away.


Boys (1996)

"Boys" (1996) follows a group of teenage friends in a gritty urban neighborhood as they navigate the challenges of love, ambition, and loyalty, confronting the harsh realities of growing up and the consequences of their choices.


Captives (1994)

When a mother’s teenage daughter is abducted by a dangerous criminal, she must race against time, confronting a web of deceit and her own hidden past to rescue her child.


Of Love and Shadows (1994)

During Chile's brutal military regime, a courageous newspaper photographer teams up with a determined magazine editor to investigate the disappearance of a lover, uncovering a network of state-sponsored atrocities. Their dangerous quest for truth deepens a passionate romance that defies the darkness of oppression.


Low Life, The (1994)

The Low Life follows a disillusioned ex‑convict as he navigates the gritty underbelly of 1990s Los Angeles, confronting crime, betrayal, and the chance for redemption.


An Unforgettable Summer (1994)

During a sweltering summer in 1925 Romania, a young officer and his wife become embroiled in a political scandal after a Turkish servant is accused of murdering a child, revealing deep ethnic tensions and personal betrayals.


Last Klezmer: Leopold Kozlowski, His Life and Music, The (1995)

The documentary chronicles the life and musical legacy of renowned klezmer clarinetist Leopold Kozlowski, weaving archival footage, vibrant performances, and personal interviews to celebrate his profound impact on Jewish folk music.


My Life and Times With Antonin Artaud (En compagnie d'Antonin Artaud) (1993)

An intimate documentary that blends archival footage, interviews, and personal reflections as the filmmaker traces her encounters with the enigmatic French playwright Antonin Artaud, exploring his radical theater ideas and tumultuous life.


Midnight Dancers (Sibak) (1994)

Midnight Dancers follows a troupe of male nightclub performers in Manila as they navigate love, exploitation, and the desperate fight for dignity amid the city's seedy underworld.


Somebody to Love (1994)

In the bustling streets of New York, a jaded architect and a hopeful musician meet by chance and must confront past heartbreaks while navigating the unpredictable quest for genuine connection. Their unexpected bond forces both to reconsider what love really means.


American Buffalo (1996)

American Buffalo follows two small-time crooks who devise a risky scheme to steal a valuable coin collection, only to see their partnership unravel under greed and desperation, exposing the fragile bonds and moral decay among them.


Kazaam (1996)

When a teenage boy accidentally releases a magical genie named Kazaam from an ancient lamp, the genie must help the kid reunite with his father while learning about friendship and responsibility.


Larger Than Life (1996)

Bill Murray stars as Jack Corcoran, a charismatic motivational speaker who inherits his aunt’s beloved circus elephant. Determined to honor her wish, he embarks on a chaotic cross‑country road trip, confronting wacky mishaps and eccentric characters while trying to get the massive animal back home.


Two Deaths (1995)

An aging Irish clergyman’s quiet life is upended when a mysterious American woman and a restless young man arrive at his remote cottage, prompting each of them to confront love, loss and the inevitability of death.


Stefano Quantestorie (1993)

A whimsical Italian dramedy that follows Stefano as he spins a tangled web of memories, fantasies, and everyday mishaps, each vignette revealing a different facet of his eclectic life. Through humor and heartfelt moments, the film explores how personal stories shape identity and perception.


Crude Oasis, The (1995)

In 1995's "The Crude Oasis," a desperate community in a sun‑scorched desert discovers a hidden oil reserve that promises wealth but awakens a fierce battle between greedy corporations, local tribes, and the fragile ecosystem. As tensions rise, a lone engineer must choose between exploiting the resource and protecting the oasis that sustains everyone.


Hedd Wyn (1992)

A biographical drama about Welsh poet Ellis Humphrey Evans, known as Hedd Wyn, who forsakes his farming life to pursue poetry, only to be conscripted into World War I where he dies, leaving behind his posthumously celebrated verses. The film explores his artistic passion, love for his homeland, and the tragic loss of talent in the war.


Convent, The (Convento, O) (1995)

When a young woman becomes a caretaker at an isolated 19th‑century convent, she discovers the dark, supernatural secrets that have haunted the cloister for generations. As the walls close in, she must confront the sinister legacy before it consumes her.


Lotto Land (1995)

Set in the gritty neighborhoods of Queens, Lotto Land follows three disparate characters—a teenage mother, a recent college graduate, and a hopeful bus driver—each clinging to the promise of a lottery win as they navigate love, ambition, and the harsh realities of working‑class life.


Story of Xinghua, The (1993)

Set against the turbulent 1930s in a remote Chinese village, a young farmer in Xinghua fights to safeguard his family and land amid political upheaval, personal loss, and the struggle for a hopeful future.


Day the Sun Turned Cold, The (Tianguo niezi) (1994)

When a father's sudden disappearance shatters a modest rural family, mother and son are left to navigate a bleak winter where the sun seems forever cold, exposing hidden secrets and the harsh realities of a changing China.


Dingo (1992)

A small‑town Australian woman with dreams of stardom meets a charismatic American blues singer, sparking a brief but intense romance that forces her to confront her ambitions and the price of love.


Ballad of Narayama, The (Narayama Bushiko) (1958)

Set in a rural Japanese village, the film follows an elderly woman who, according to tradition, must climb Mount Narayama to end her life when she turns seventy, exploring themes of duty, sacrifice, and the harshness of communal customs. Through stark black‑and‑white imagery, it examines the tension between personal desire and societal expectations.


Every Other Weekend (1990)

A teenage boy spends alternating weekends shuttling between his divorced parents, confronting the emotional tug‑of‑war and the clash of their very different lifestyles. As he navigates love, friendship, and growing up, he learns to forge his own identity amid the constant back‑and‑forth.


Mille bolle blu (1993)

A coming‑of‑age drama set on the Italian coast, following a shy teenager as he navigates friendship, first love, and family changes during a restless summer.


Crows and Sparrows (1949)

In post‑war Shanghai, a diverse group of tenants bands together to resist a corrupt landlord and his political allies, highlighting the clash between oppressive authority and the emerging spirit of resistance. The film blends satire and social drama to portray ordinary citizens struggling for dignity amid a turbulent era.


Lover's Knot (1996)

A married couple’s fragile happiness unravels when a former lover returns, dragging them into a web of passion, deceit, and deadly consequences.


Shadow of Angels (Schatten der Engel) (1976)

Wim Wenders’ 1976 drama *Shadow of Angels* follows a solitary prostitute as she drifts through the seedy underbelly of Hamburg, confronting the harsh anonymity of modern urban life. Through her encounters, the film explores themes of alienation, longing, and the fragile search for human connection.


1-900 (1994)

A lonely office temp becomes entangled with a seductive phone‑sex operator after dialing a 1‑900 line, and their nightly conversations blur fantasy and reality, forcing both to confront their isolation and yearning for genuine connection.


Venice/Venice (1992)

In this experimental documentary, director Henry Jaglom follows a filmmaker’s chaotic attempt to shoot a movie at the Venice Film Festival, blending real interviews, candid moments, and staged scenes. The result is a witty meditation on the blurred boundaries between documentary, fiction, and celebrity culture.


Infinity (1996)

A young Richard Feynman (Matthew Broderick) navigates love, loss, and the moral complexities of his groundbreaking work on the Manhattan Project, forging a brilliant scientific legacy while confronting the personal cost of his genius.


Ed's Next Move (1996)

After a divorce, a career‑driven New Yorker moves to Seattle and unexpectedly falls for Ed, a charming Irish immigrant. Their budding romance is tested by cultural clashes, family expectations, and the challenges of starting over.


For the Moment (1994)

Set during World War II, a young American bomber pilot stationed in Canada falls for a small‑town girl, but his haunting wartime memories and an impending mission threaten their fleeting romance. The film explores the tension between duty and desire as both characters confront the uncertainties of a world at war.


The Deadly Cure (1996)

When a brilliant scientist invents a revolutionary drug to cure a lethal disease, unexpected side effects turn patients into violent, uncontrollable killers, forcing a desperate race against time to stop the outbreak.


Boys in Venice (1996)

In 1996, a group of teenage boys spend a summer wandering the canals of Venice, confronting their emerging desires and the complexities of friendship against the backdrop of the enchanting city.


Sexual Life of the Belgians, The (1994)

When a middle‑aged Belgian couple in Paris grows restless with the routines of their marriage, they embark on a series of awkward sexual experiments and extramarital encounters to rekindle their intimacy, leading to humorous revelations about desire, communication, and the absurdities of modern love.


Search for One-eye Jimmy, The (1996)

A down‑on‑his‑luck private eye teams up with a street‑wise ex‑con to track down the enigmatic, scar‑eyed criminal One‑Eye Jimmy, plunging them into a chaotic underworld of double‑crosses and dark humor.


American Strays (1996)

After a botched robbery leaves four small‑time crooks on the run, they embark on a chaotic road‑trip, trying to stay ahead of a ruthless sheriff while a mysterious briefcase of cash draws dangerous attention.


Leopard Son, The (1996)

A skilled fighter discovers his lineage as the legendary “Leopard Son” and must confront a ruthless crime syndicate to protect his family and honor.


Bird of Prey (1996)

When a ruthless ex‑con launches a series of high‑stakes robberies, a determined homicide detective goes undercover to bring him down, sparking a deadly cat‑and‑mouse game. Both men are forced to confront the violent choices that have shaped their lives.


Johnny 100 Pesos (1993)

Johnny 100 Pesos follows a restless Bogotá youth who, desperate for quick cash and street respect, stages a daring bank robbery that spirals into a tense hostage standoff, exposing the brutal reality of Colombia’s criminal underworld. As the police close in, Johnny must confront the consequences of his reckless ambition.


JLG/JLG - autoportrait de décembre (1994)

An autobiographical essay film, JLG/JLG – Autoportrait de décembre sees Jean‑Luc Godard blend personal footage, narration, and on‑screen text to reflect on his life, artistic career, and the cultural climate of the early 1990s.


Faust (1994)

Jan Švankmajer's 1994 surreal retelling of the Faust legend follows a disillusioned scholar who sells his soul to a demonic Mephistopheles, thrusting him into a nightmarish world of absurdity and moral decay. The film blends live‑action and stop‑motion to explore temptation, betrayal, and the darkness within human ambition.


Mina Tannenbaum (1994)

Mina Tannenbaum follows the lifelong friendship of two Jewish girls, Mina and Ethel, as they navigate love, loss, and growing up from the 1960s into adulthood, capturing the bittersweet moments that shape their bond.


Forbidden Christ, The (Cristo proibito, Il) (1950)

In post‑war rural Italy, a grieving farmer becomes consumed by revenge after his son is killed, plotting to murder the German soldier he holds responsible. As his obsession deepens, he confronts a profound moral crisis that forces him to choose between vengeance and redemption.


I Can't Sleep (J'ai pas sommeil) (1994)

Set in the Parisian banlieues, the film follows a young Algerian immigrant couple whose fragile hopes for a better life are shattered by poverty, racism and personal betrayals, exposing the harsh reality of marginalized existence in contemporary France.


Machine, The (1994)

When a brilliant but disgraced engineer secretly builds an autonomous combat robot, the machine’s unexpected self-awareness turns it into a deadly threat, forcing him to confront the very creation he set loose.


Stranger, The (1994)

A reclusive drifter arrives in a quiet town, his enigmatic presence stirring hidden tensions and revealing the community’s dark secrets, leading to a tense cat-and-mouse game that forces everyone to confront their past.


Good Morning (1971)

A divorced couple tries to remain friends while each pursues a new romance, leading to a series of humorous misunderstandings and heart‑warming moments as they navigate love and life anew.


Falling in Love Again (1980)

After a chance reunion, a divorced couple revisits their past romance, confronting old wounds and the possibility of a second chance at love.


Cement Garden, The (1993)

After their mother dies, four teenage siblings hide her body and struggle to maintain their crumbling home, descending into a disturbing world of secrets, sexuality, and survival. The film starkly examines their twisted bond and the erosion of conventional morality in a bleak, gothic setting.


Meet Wally Sparks (1997)

Talk-show host Wally Sparks (Dudley Moore) is banished from his show after a scandal and partners with a down‑and‑out journalist to expose a crooked senator, resulting in a wild, raunchy series of misadventures.


Hotel de Love (1996)

After a painful breakup, a woman retreats to a whimsical boutique hotel where the eccentric staff and a charming stranger help her rediscover romance, leading to unexpected love blooming amid the hotel’s quirky charm.


Rhyme & Reason (1997)

Rhyme & Reason is a 1997 documentary that delves into the world of hip‑hop, featuring candid interviews with iconic rappers, producers, and insiders who discuss the music’s origins, evolution, and cultural influence. Through archival footage and on‑stage performances, the film paints a vivid portrait of the genre’s rise from the streets to mainstream fame.


Love and Other Catastrophes (1996)

A lively Greek romantic comedy set in a university dorm, where a literature student and a medical student navigate love, friendship, and the chaotic misadventures of young adulthood.


Hollow Reed (1996)

When their mother is arrested for drug abuse, a teenage brother must protect his younger sister and confront the brutal reality of life in their small English village.


Losing Chase (1996)

After her son disappears during a reckless chase, a grieving mother teams up with a seasoned detective, exposing buried family secrets as they race against time to find him.


Bonheur, Le (1965)

A contented photographer basks in a seemingly perfect family life, yet when he pursues an extramarital affair, a sudden tragedy shatters his bliss and reveals the fragile, fleeting nature of happiness.


Second Jungle Book: Mowgli & Baloo, The (1997)

Mowgli, the boy raised by wolves, reunites with his loyal bear friend Baloo to battle a ruthless tiger and a gang of poachers threatening the jungle. Together they fight to protect their home and help Mowgli reconnect with his forgotten human roots.


Squeeze (1996)

A gritty crime thriller, *Squeeze* follows a seasoned detective forced into a high‑stakes negotiation with a ruthless kidnapper who has taken a wealthy businessman’s son hostage, as time runs out and hidden loyalties surface.


Roseanna's Grave (For Roseanna) (1997)

When terminally ill Roseanna discovers she has only months left, she sets out to reunite her estranged family and fulfill her wish for a meaningful final resting place. Her journey forces everyone to confront buried secrets, regrets, and the true meaning of love and forgiveness.


Tetsuo II: Body Hammer (1992)

After a bizarre accident gives him the ability to turn his blood into a deadly, malleable weapon, a traumatized man battles a shadowy organization intent on harnessing his newfound power.


Fall (1997)

After a mysterious fall leaves her husband missing, a woman battles grief and suspicion, uncovering shocking secrets about his past that threaten to destroy her life.


Gabbeh (1996)

In Mohsen Makhmalbaf's *Gabbeh*, a young woman becomes fascinated by a richly embroidered rug that hides a secret love story from her family's past, prompting her to uncover its hidden narrative. The film blends lush, dreamlike visuals with reflections on memory, desire, and the enduring power of art.


Mondo (1996)

Mondo follows a restless woman who, after a painful breakup, retreats to a remote coastal town where she confronts her past and uncovers a disturbing secret hidden beneath the surface.


Innocent Sleep, The (1995)

A man awakens with no memory of the night a woman was found dead, and must race against time to uncover the truth before the police pin the murder on him.


For Ever Mozart (1996)

A gifted teenage pianist discovers a hidden Mozart manuscript that ignites his passion for music and forces him to confront the secrets and trauma of his family, leading to a poignant journey of self‑discovery.


Locusts, The (1997)

When a devastating locust swarm threatens a drought‑stricken farming community, a widowed father must confront his past and unite his estranged family to survive.


Stag (1997)

A group of friends on a weekend stag party in the Scottish Highlands find their celebration turned deadly when they encounter a violent, twisted couple, sparking a brutal fight for survival.


Swept from the Sea (1997)

After a shipwreck strands a mysterious young woman on a quiet coastal village, a solitary fisherman helps her rebuild her life, and their growing bond awakens long‑buried secrets. Together they must confront the lingering threats of the sea and the town’s hidden past.


Hurricane Streets (1998)

A talented Brooklyn high‑schooler is drawn into the violent world of street gangs after a family tragedy, confronting crime, loyalty, and the struggle for redemption in his turbulent neighborhood.


Stonewall (1995)

A young gay photographer becomes caught up in the turmoil of New York’s LGBTQ+ community as the Stonewall riots erupt in 1969, forcing him to confront both personal identity and societal oppression. Through love, friendship, and activism, the film dramatizes the birth of the modern gay rights movement.


Of Human Bondage (1934)

A sensitive, insecure writer named Philip Carey falls for the beautiful but selfish chorus girl Mildred Rogers, whose ruthless manipulation drags him into a self‑destructive love affair that forces him to confront his own worth and ultimately choose redemption over obsession.


Anna (1996)

A young Russian woman escapes her oppressive Soviet life and flees to Paris, where she pursues fame and love while confronting betrayal, hardship, and the harsh price of survival.


Stranger in the House (1997)

When a grieving widower hires a seemingly harmless housekeeper to help run his home, unsettling secrets emerge, plunging his family into a tense battle of suspicion and danger.


Picture Bride (1995)

In early‑20th‑century Hawaii, a young Japanese woman arrives as a picture bride, expecting a marriage arranged through a photograph, and must navigate love, prejudice, and the harsh realities of plantation life.


M. Butterfly (1993)

Based on David Henry Hwang's play, M. Butterfly follows a French diplomat who falls in love with a Chinese opera singer, only to discover her true identity as a man, exploring themes of love, deception, and cultural misunderstanding.


Ciao, Professore! (1993)

A city-born teacher is dispatched to a struggling school in a remote southern Italian village, where his unorthodox methods and heartfelt humor clash with traditional attitudes, ultimately inspiring the community and bridging cultural divides.


Caro Diario (Dear Diary) (1994)

In this autobiographical comedy‑drama, filmmaker Nanni Moretti turns the camera on himself, chronicling three episodes—a wandering tour of Rome, a trip to his father’s countryside home, and a quirky romance—while reflecting on love, family and the absurdities of modern life.


Withnail and I (1987)

Two out-of-work actors, the flamboyant Withnail and his weary friend, escape their drab London flat for a disastrous countryside retreat, where their heavy drinking and desperate antics spiral into chaotic self‑discovery.


Boy's Life 2 (1997)

An anthology of three heartfelt short films that capture the humor, heartbreak, and coming‑of‑age challenges of gay life in the 1990s, each offering a distinct glimpse into love, identity, and self‑discovery.


When Night Is Falling (1995)

When Night Is Falling follows a disenchanted professor who, after a chance encounter with a charismatic woman, embarks on a tender romance that forces her to confront her desires and the expectations of those around her.


Specialist, The (1994)

A disgraced CIA bomb expert (Sylvester Stallone) is recruited by a mob widow (Sharon Stone) to destroy a ruthless drug lord’s operation, only to find their partnership sparks a perilous romance that threatens to explode everything around them.


Gordy (1995)

When a newborn pig named Gordy discovers he can talk, he embarks on a cross‑country adventure to reunite his family and outwit a scheming farmer, inadvertently becoming a media sensation along the way.


Swan Princess, The (1994)

When Princess Odette is transformed into a swan by an evil sorcerer’s curse, brave Prince Derek teams up with magical allies to break the spell and restore her true form before darkness triumphs.


Harlem (1993)

Set against the vibrant backdrop of early‑1990s Harlem, the film intertwines the lives of several residents as they chase dreams, confront hardship, and rediscover community amid a rapidly changing neighborhood.


Barbarella (1968)

In this psychedelic sci‑fi romp, space adventurer Barbarella (Jane Fonda) travels through a kaleidoscopic galaxy to stop the evil Dr. Pandemonium and rescue a captured scientist, encountering bizarre worlds, seductive foes, and surreal perils along the way.


Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving (1995) (V)

When the Great Giving river begins to freeze, Littlefoot, Cera, Ducky, Petrie, and Spike must brave a harsh winter and a treacherous trek across icy terrain to find food and reunite, discovering the power of teamwork and sacrifice along the way.


Street Fighter (1994)

In this action-packed adaptation of the iconic video game, Colonel Guile leads a diverse team of fighters to stop General M. Bison’s plan for world domination, while the enigmatic Ryu pursues his quest for ultimate strength.


Coldblooded (1995)

When a small‑time crook steals a valuable briefcase, he ignites a deadly showdown between a relentless hitman and a corrupt crime lord, forcing him to outwit both before they eliminate him. Loyalties shift and the streets of Los Angeles become a tense battlefield of deception.


Next Karate Kid, The (1994)

When teenage Julie Pierce (Hilary Swank) moves to Boston after her father's death, she meets Mr. Miyagi, who reluctantly teaches her karate and helps her confront a dangerous gang while she discovers her own inner strength.


No Escape (1994)

After a nuclear conflict turns a remote prison island into a deathtrap, a former Special Forces operative must lead a rag‑tag group of inmates and scientists in a desperate bid to break free before a lethal virus wipes them out.


Turning, The (1992)

After a near‑fatal car crash triggers a cascade of buried memories, a widowed therapist returns to her hometown to confront the secrets that fractured her family, forcing her to make a painful but hopeful turning point in her life.


Joy Luck Club, The (1993)

The Joy Luck Club follows four Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-born daughters as they confront cultural clashes, secrets, and intergenerational bonds, weaving together stories of love, loss, and empowerment.


Highlander III: The Sorcerer (1994)

In the third Highlander installment, immortal hero Connor MacLeod battles a ruthless sorcerer who seeks to unleash ancient darkness and claim the ultimate prize, forcing him to confront new foes in modern New York while protecting his loved ones.


Gilligan's Island: The Movie (1998)

When a wealthy developer discovers the famous deserted island, the beloved castaways must reunite to thwart his plans and protect their tropical home, leading to the classic mix of slapstick mishaps and heart‑warming teamwork that defined the original series.


My Crazy Life (Mi vida loca) (1993)

When carefree college student Ana moves to bustling Mexico City, she is swept into a whirlwind of love, friendship, and the gritty nightlife, forcing her to confront her dreams and the chaotic reality of her new life.


Suture (1993)

A drifter arrives in a decaying Southern town and becomes entangled in a dangerous love triangle and a murder investigation, forcing him to confront unsettling questions of identity and trust.


Walking Dead, The (1995)

A small-town sheriff teams up with a skeptical scientist to halt a viral outbreak that reanimates the dead, forcing the community to battle hordes of relentless zombies before the infection spreads beyond control.


I Like It Like That (1994)

A spirited young mother in Brooklyn fights to keep her family together after her husband lands in jail, juggling a demanding job, raising her teenage son, and pursuing her own dreams amid the vibrant, multicultural neighborhood.


I'll Do Anything (1994)

A recently divorced playwright takes a job as a voice actor for an animated cartoon to make ends meet, while navigating his ex‑wife’s new relationship and his own dreams of success.


Grace of My Heart (1996)

Grace of My Heart follows a talented songwriter who rises from a small-town folk singer to a 1960s pop icon, navigating love, heartbreak, and the male‑dominated music industry while chasing her own voice.


Drunks (1995)

Drunks (1995) offers a gritty, character‑driven glimpse into an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, where a diverse group of addicts confront their pasts and the devastating impact of their drinking.


SubUrbia (1997)

In this coming‑of‑age drama, a group of restless teens loiter in a diner while waiting for a local punk band’s show, forcing them to confront the emptiness of their small‑town lives. As the night unfolds, old grievances surface and each character faces a pivotal decision about their future.


Sliding Doors (1998)

Sliding Doors follows a young woman whose life splits into two parallel timelines—one where she catches a train and one where she misses it—showcasing how a single moment can dramatically alter love, career, and destiny.


Ill Gotten Gains (1997)

When a desperate ex‑con joins a slick crew to pull off a high‑stakes heist promising quick cash, their greed quickly spirals into betrayal and violence. As the police close in and trust crumbles, the criminals learn that the price of their ill‑gotten gains far outweighs any reward.


Legal Deceit (1997)

A tenacious attorney uncovers a web of corruption within a powerful law firm, forcing her to risk everything to expose the truth and protect an innocent client. As alliances fracture and secrets surface, she must outmaneuver ruthless opponents to bring justice to a system built on deceit.


Mighty, The (1998)

A socially awkward teenager teams up with a charismatic, wheelchair‑bound peer to uncover a dangerous secret that threatens their small town, forming an unlikely friendship that proves courage comes in many forms.


Men of Means (1998)

When a charismatic venture capitalist teams up with his old‑school associates for a high‑stakes corporate takeover, they must confront past loyalties and mounting greed in this stylish 1998 drama.


Shooting Fish (1997)

Two London hustlers devise a scheme to sell a stolen exotic fish to a wealthy collector, hoping for a quick fortune, but their plan spirals into a chaotic mix of romance, corruption and slap‑stick crime.


Steal Big, Steal Little (1995)

When an eccentric aunt’s will threatens to strip her three grandchildren of a fortune if they ever commit a crime, a frazzled widower (Andy García) scrambles to keep his kids out of trouble while juggling his own shady real‑estate schemes.


Mr. Jones (1993)

In this tense political thriller, journalist John “Mr. Jones” goes undercover in Soviet‑occupied Eastern Europe, risking his life to expose a deadly conspiracy that could ignite an international crisis.


House Party 3 (1994)

Kid throws an epic house party to impress his crush, but rival crews, nosy neighbors, and a string of comic mishaps threaten to derail the night.


Panther (1995)

Panther dramatizes the birth and rise of the Black Panther Party in the late 1960s, following a group of young activists as they battle systemic racism, police brutality, and internal challenges while fighting for justice.


Jason's Lyric (1994)

In Detroit, aspiring poet Jason struggles to escape his brother’s violent legacy while falling for the enigmatic Lyric, whose love offers a chance at redemption. Their bond is tested as neighborhood feuds and street turmoil threaten to tear them apart.


Above the Rim (1994)

A gifted high‑school basketball star is torn between a chance at a college career and the dangerous allure of his former teammate turned drug dealer, while his mother and a veteran coach push him toward a better future.


Moonlight and Valentino (1995)

A young actress in Los Angeles must choose between the intoxicating allure of a charismatic jazz musician and the steady, dependable love of a dedicated surgeon, while navigating the glittering yet unforgiving world of nightlife and ambition. As moonlit nights blur the line between desire and duty, she learns that true love often comes in unexpected forms.


Scarlet Letter, The (1995)

A fiercely emotional drama set in 17th‑century Puritan New England, the film follows Hester Prynne (Demi Moore), a woman shunned for bearing an illegitimate child, as she endures public scorn, grapples with forbidden love, and fights to protect her daughter and her own dignity.


8 Seconds (1994)

8 Seconds chronicles the true story of rodeo legend Lane Frost, a young Texan who rises to become the world's top bull rider, capturing the thrill of the sport and his personal struggles, culminating in his tragic, untimely death.


That Darn Cat! (1965)

A mischievous tuxedo cat named D.C. escapes from police custody, leading a determined lieutenant and a teenage girl on a chaotic chase that uncovers a kidnapping plot and hidden loot. The feline’s antics turn a sleepy town into a whirlwind of slap‑stick adventure.


Ladybird Ladybird (1994)

When a mother’s early‑stage dementia begins erasing her memories, she and her children race to preserve their family bonds while confronting the painful loss of identity.


Bye Bye, Love (1995)

After their marriages collapse, two strangers meet at a divorce support group and embark on a spontaneous cross‑country road trip, discovering that love can be found in the most unexpected places.


Century (1993)

Century (1993) is a sweeping drama that traces three generations of a Chinese family as they confront the seismic social and political changes of the 20th century, highlighting personal resilience amid rapid modernization.


My Favorite Season (1993)

After their mother's funeral, estranged siblings reunite at the family home, confronting lifelong rivalries, hidden passions, and the lingering weight of their shared past. Their tumultuous reunion forces them to confront the secrets and resentments that have shaped their lives.


Pather Panchali (1955)

Pather Panchali follows the humble lives of a poor Bengali family, especially the curious young Apu and his sister Durga, as they navigate hardship and fleeting moments of wonder in their rural village. Through lyrical storytelling and evocative realism, the film tenderly captures the resilience of childhood and the enduring bond with nature.


Golden Earrings (1947)

An American pilot on the run gets drawn into a dangerous game of espionage and romance after stumbling upon a set of stolen golden earrings and a mysterious woman in post‑war Europe.


Foreign Correspondent (1940)

In pre‑World War II Europe, intrepid journalist Johnny Jones (Joel McCrea) is dispatched to uncover a Nazi conspiracy, only to become entangled in a dangerous web of espionage, intrigue, and romance with fellow reporter Carol (Laraine Day).


Lady of Burlesque (1943)

A savvy nightclub owner inherits a struggling burlesque theater and vows to transform it into a respectable venue, navigating cutthroat rivalries and a passionate romance that threatens to tear her ambitions apart.


Angel on My Shoulder (1946)

A desperate man prevents a suicide, only to discover that the rescued stranger is an ethereal guardian angel who intervenes in the lives of those around him, guiding them toward redemption and second chances.


Angel and the Badman (1947)

A notorious outlaw, badly injured, is taken in and cared for by a compassionate schoolteacher in a small Arizona town, and as she nurses him back to health, his hardened heart begins to soften. Faced with his violent past, he must decide whether to stay with her and embrace a new future or return to his old ways.


Outlaw, The (1943)

In Howard Hughes’s 1943 Western, infamous outlaw Billy the Kid (Jack Buetel) returns to the frontier, prompting a relentless pursuit by Sheriff Pat Garrett (Thomas Mitchell) as a seductive saloon singer (Jane Russell) becomes the object of both men’s desire.


Beat the Devil (1954)

In this witty, self‑parody adventure, a roguish American (Humphrey Bogart) teams up with a scheming actress and a motley crew to locate a hidden oil field in Morocco, only to encounter betrayal and chaos at every turn. The film blends black comedy with swash‑buckling travel, spoofing classic Hollywood adventure tales.


Love Is All There Is (1996)

After a chance meeting at a modest New York café, two heartbroken strangers strike up an unexpected bond, discovering that love can heal old wounds and give them the courage to start anew.


Damsel in Distress, A (1937)

When American debutante Lady Alicia Drake arrives in London, she meets the carefree aristocrat Jeffrey Cartwright, sparking a whirlwind of mistaken identities, witty banter, and elegant Fred Astaire dance sequences in this charming musical comedy.


Madame Butterfly (1995)

Madame Butterfly follows the poignant story of Cio‑Cio San, a Japanese geisha who marries an American naval officer and dreams of a shared future, only to be abandoned and forced to confront the devastating betrayal and sacrifice that follow.


Sleepover (1995)

A group of teenage friends stage a sleepover that quickly descends into a chaotic night of antics, secrets, and unexpected revelations.


Here Comes Cookie (1935)

In this 1935 comedy, the spunky teenager Cookie rallies her friends and family to save the family bakery from foreclosure, using wit, charm, and a series of humorous mishaps. Her relentless optimism and clever schemes turn a looming disaster into a heart‑warming triumph.


Thieves (Voleurs, Les) (1996)

In this stylish French crime drama, a seasoned crook teams up with a restless young lover to pull off a daring heist, but simmering tensions and unexpected betrayals threaten to ruin everything.


Boys, Les (1997)

A group of teenage boys in a sleepy French town navigate the turbulence of adolescence, confronting friendship, first love, and the pressures of growing up against a backdrop of summer freedom. Their intertwined stories capture the bittersweet moments of youthful longing and self‑discovery.


Stars Fell on Henrietta, The (1995)

When a meteor crashes into the quiet Texas town of Henrietta, a widowed mother and her children grapple with loss, family secrets, and an unexpected chance for new love amidst the upheaval.


Last Summer in the Hamptons (1995)

A family reconvenes at their Hamptons summer home, where long‑held secrets and unresolved resentments begin to surface. As old wounds are reopened, each member is forced to confront the past and redefine their relationships.


Margaret's Museum (1995)

In 1950s Cape Breton, Margaret MacNeil builds a personal museum of artifacts to honor the coal miners who have vanished from her struggling community. As she marries a miner and confronts the mine's deadly accidents, her collection becomes a poignant testament to love, loss, and resilience.


Saint of Fort Washington, The (1993)

A down-and-out drifter (Matt Dillon) befriends a mentally disabled homeless veteran (Harry Belafonte) living in a Fort Washington shelter, and together they navigate the brutal realities of urban poverty and institutional indifference.


Cure, The (1995)

Detective Takabe investigates a series of gruesome murders in which each killer claims to have no memory of the crime, uncovering a mysterious hypnotherapy technique that spreads homicidal suggestion like a contagion. As the line between victim and perpetrator blurs, the investigation descends into a chilling exploration of collective madness.


Tom and Huck (1995)

In 1995’s “Tom and Huck,” teenage best friends Tom Sawyer (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) and Huck Finn (Brad Renfro) embark on a daring adventure along the Mississippi River, unearthing a hidden treasure and exposing a murder mystery that tests their courage and loyalty.


Gumby: The Movie (1995)

When the evil Blockheads plot to turn the world into a lifeless concrete wasteland, Gumby and his trusty pony, Pokey, rally their friends on a wild stop‑motion adventure to save imagination and restore color to the planet.


Hideaway (1995)

After surviving a near‑fatal car crash, a man discovers he can share his visions with a serial killer, forcing him to confront the murderer through a terrifying psychic connection; he must navigate the blurred line between reality and the dead to stop the killer’s reign of terror.


Visitors, The (Visiteurs, Les) (1993)

A hapless medieval knight and his loyal squire are thrust into 1990s France after a botched time‑travel spell, forcing them to navigate modern life while trying to repair the magic that sent them forward. Their chaotic attempts to blend in spark hilarious mishaps and ultimately a quest to return to their own era.


Little Princess, The (1939)

When orphaned Sara Crewe’s father is presumed killed in war, the affluent girl is forced into servitude at a grim London boarding school, where her boundless kindness and imagination soften the harsh world around her. Eventually her true identity is revealed, restoring her to the life and love she once knew.


Nina Takes a Lover (1994)

Nina, a dissatisfied wife of a successful lawyer, begins a secret affair with a handsome jazz singer, forcing her to confront the emptiness of her marriage and the complexities of desire.


Bhaji on the Beach (1993)

Bhaji on the Beach follows a group of Punjabi women on a seaside day trip, exposing generational clashes, cultural expectations, and personal ambitions in a witty, heartfelt portrait of diaspora life. Through humor and drama, the film explores their struggles for independence and identity against the backdrop of a British holiday.


Raw Deal (1948)

When a recently discharged soldier takes a high‑paying job as a lawyer for a powerful mob boss, he becomes ensnared in a web of deceit, murder, and double‑crosses that threaten to ruin his future.


Nightwatch (1997)

A medical student moonlighting as a night‑shift morgue caretaker in Moscow becomes entangled in a cat‑and‑mouse chase with a relentless serial killer, forcing him to confront his own fears and morality. As the bodies pile up, he must race against time to stop the murderer before the darkness claims more victims.


Dead Presidents (1995)

A Vietnam veteran returns to 1970s Brooklyn only to find his life shattered by poverty and systemic racism, leading him into a desperate world of heists and betrayal as he seeks the respect and financial security denied to him.


Reckless (1995)

Reckless follows a bored housewife who embarks on a dangerous affair with a charismatic drifter. When the relationship turns deadly, she must fight to clear her name and survive.


Herbie Rides Again (1974)

Herbie, the charismatic Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own, returns to help a widowed mother protect her property from a greedy developer. With his trademark antics and a bit of magic, the lovable car outwits the villains and saves the day.


S.F.W. (1994)

After being taken hostage, a disillusioned teen becomes a media sensation when a blood‑stained T‑shirt bearing the letters S.F.W. turns him into a symbol of rebellious outrage, forcing him to confront the pitfalls of fame and exploitation.


Gate of Heavenly Peace, The (1995)

"The Gate of Heavenly Peace" is a powerful documentary that chronicles the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, revealing the hopes, struggles, and tragic suppression of a generation yearning for democratic reform in China.


Man in the Iron Mask, The (1998)

A daring swashbuckler follows the secret twin of King Louis XIV—forced to wear an iron mask—as he joins forces with his loyal brother to overthrow the tyrant and restore justice to France.


Jerky Boys, The (1994)

Two obnoxious pranksters, Frank and Jimmy, try to cash in on their fame by starring in a movie about their notorious telephone hijinks, but their outrageous antics quickly spiral out of control, dragging their friends and a bewildered studio into chaos.


Colonel Chabert, Le (1994)

A war‑hero long presumed dead returns to post‑Napoleonic Paris to reclaim his identity and the wife who has remarried, discovering a society eager to erase his past.


Girl in the Cadillac (1995)

A shy teenage girl inherits a sleek Cadillac that thrusts her into a dangerous world of crime and deception, forcing her to confront hidden strengths and unravel the mysteries surrounding the car’s dark past.