New Release
‘The Fox’
In this real-life story set during World War II, motorcycle dispatcher Franz Streitberger (Simon Morzé) finds an injured fox cub and adopts it. As Franz looks after his new furry friend in occupied France, the sinister shadow of war threatens to sever their bond.The slow-burn aspect of this German film’s narrative allows the viewer to become invested in the protagonist’s life story—further enhanced by naturalistic acting and a subtle score. While lacking in action, the film’s psychological ramifications leave a lasting impression.
Family Pick
‘Leo’
Venerable lizard Leo (Adam Sandler) has resided in a classroom terrarium for ages, along with his pal Squirtle (Bill Burr). One day, Leo discovers that his days are soon coming to an end, so he decides to make the most of the rest of his life, starting with an escape from captivity.This animated musical comedy features the superb voice-acting duo of Burr and Sandler and imparts invaluable lessons on the importance of being compassionate towards others and realizing one’s dreams, regardless of age.
A Fishy Tale of Two Brothers
‘Finestkind’
This crime thriller centers on college student Charlie (Toby Wallace) who reconnects with his older brother Tom (Ben Foster), a fisherman. As they embark on a fishing job together, their bond strengthens. However, financial struggles compel them to seek assistance from unexpected sources.This film offers a dynamic portrayal of brotherhood and the complexities of human motivation. With solid performances and impressive cinematography, the slow-burn pace effectively builds up to an explosive conclusion.
A First-Rate Romantic Drama
‘Dark Command’
After arriving in Lawrence, Kansas, Bob Seton (John Wayne) marries local schoolteacher Mary McCloud (Claire Trevor). However, as the Civil War erupts, hidden agendas come to light.This classic film boasts exceptional production values, an outstanding cast, and a richly layered plot with many twists and turns. It’s a must-see for fans of both Westerns and Civil War dramas.
