This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ prioritizes the family.
A runaway finds protection with a man, who is hiking through Denali National Park to deal with his grief.
In part 2 of ‘Movies About Movies,’ we look at the best live action efforts of the film industry.
Filmmaker Raymond Zhang shows the horror of the CCP’s forced organ harvesting in China.
An early political film that openly discusses the flaws, corruption, and weaknesses of presidential candidates.
The story of the men and women who were involved in preparing the first atomic bomb shows the sacrifices made.
The treacly ‘Fried Green Tomatoes’ wouldn’t be the long-standing crowd-pleaser it is without Bates, Tandy, Masterson, and Parker infusing it with charisma.
The action runs hot from start to finish in this mystery thriller.
The important work of the Merchant Marine is highlighted in this World War II film.
This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ prioritizes the family.
A British war film made at the start of WWII shows patriotism from the perspective of a warship going to sea.
This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ suggests a man’s gold is his sense of himself.
Gary Cooper plays a mild-manner cowboy that misrepresents his real persona in this fun Western.
Director Chris Shimojima follows a roaming photojournalist as he tries to move on from the Big Apple.
This underdog, low-budget crowd-pleaser reinvented franchise filmmaking.
The story of the men and women who were involved in preparing the first atomic bomb shows the sacrifices made.
The treacly ‘Fried Green Tomatoes’ wouldn’t be the long-standing crowd-pleaser it is without Bates, Tandy, Masterson, and Parker infusing it with charisma.
The action runs hot from start to finish in this mystery thriller.
The important work of the Merchant Marine is highlighted in this World War II film.
This instalment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ prioritizes the family.
A British war film made at the start of WWII shows patriotism from the perspective of a warship going to sea.
This installment of ‘Movies for Young Adults’ suggests a man’s gold is his sense of himself.
Gary Cooper plays a mild-manner cowboy that misrepresents his real persona in this fun Western.
Director Chris Shimojima follows a roaming photojournalist as he tries to move on from the Big Apple.
This underdog, low-budget crowd-pleaser reinvented franchise filmmaking.