Young Black Stallion
Set in Northern Africa at the conclusion of World War II, this extraordinary film follows the adventures of a young gi...
The changing times in Mississippi that featured Booker Wright - an African-American waiter who worked in a "whites only" restaurant. Booker went on national television and exploded the myth of who he was and his position serving the white community. 46 years later, Frank's son, director Raymond De Felitta (CITY ISLAND, TWO FAMILY HOUSE), documents a journey into the past and current-day Mississippi with Booker's granddaughter, in search of who Booker Wright was, the intricacies surrounding his courageous life and untimely murder, and the role Frank De Felitta's documentary may have played in it.
★ G
Set in Northern Africa at the conclusion of World War II, this extraordinary film follows the adventures of a young gi...
★ PG
Based on Dyan Sheldon's novel, this is the story of a teen who's convinced that her home city revolves around her unti...
★ PG-13
In the high-stakes world of competitive dodgeball, the fate of a rundown gym rests on the shoulders of its hapless owne...
★ PG
In the sequel to the 1994 hit, the Mask of Loki finds its way into the hands of aspiring cartoonist Tim Avery’s (Kenne...
★ R
Based on cult novelist Donald Goines’ novel of the same name, NEVER DIE ALONE is a richly literate film noir about Kin...
★ R
Set against the backdrop of the 12th-century Crusades, Ridley Scott’s sweeping epic follows Balian (Orlando Bloom), a h...
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