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Inspired by true events, the narrative follows Sammy Fabelman on a journey of self-discovery. At the age of seven, Sammy lives a simple life with his parents Burt and Mitzi. After finding out an unsettling family secret, Sammy falls in love with cinema and its power to tell stories. (Repeat).

This holiday movie follows Elizabeth, a transplanted "city girl" type of career woman who returns to her hometown to buy a ski resort owned by her ex, Randy. She works for her fiancé's father, so Elizabeth wants to clinch the sale at his behest. Randy objects to being bought outright but proposes an alternative. If Elizabeth could win their town's annual Christmas-related competitions, he'd sell h

In the landscape of the American West, widow Faye has been calling this vast expanse her home, living off-the-grid and on her own. However, one day, her old flame Lito, himself a widower as well, arrives. While by a lake within the Colorado Mountains, the two rekindle and reminisce about old times and decide to spend the night together. (Repeat).

A teen discovers that he has superpowers, and soon encounters a robotic alien who wants to harness the energy he generates. The pair team up to form a superhero called Max Steel, using the guise to fight back against an extraterrestrial threat. (Repeat).

A tycoon's daughter (Ashley Olsen) trades places with a similar-looking orphan (Mary-Kate Olsen) and schemes to get her father to marry the orphan's social worker (Kirstie Alley). Roger: Steve Guttenberg. Vincenzo: Philip Bosco. Clarice: Jane Sibbett. Carmen: Michelle Grisom. (Repeat).

The winner of 11 Academy Awards, this epic drama centers on the story of star-crossed lovers aboard the doomed luxury liner as it sails toward its tragic destiny in the icy waters of the North Atlantic. (Repeat).

Diane Keaton received a Best Actress nomination for her role in this moving drama as a loving caregiver who must make plans for her elderly father (Hume Cronyn) when she is diagnosed with leukemia. Meryl Streep costars as her estranged sister, a selfish woman with a troubled teen son (Leonardo DiCaprio). Robert De Niro, Gwen Verdon. (Repeat).

A gubernatorial candidate hires a campaign worker to keep his imbecilic brother out of trouble. (Repeat).

A young hip-hop artist has a falling out with his dance crew over his decision to go to college before a big competition. (Repeat).

Spotlights present a short film about a girl named Birdie growing up in New Jersey. It perfectly shows her struggles and joys growing up as a Jewish biracial girl. (Repeat).

Up-and-coming photographer Aimée strives to make it in the photography world. She finds herself squandering her talents as her demanding boss's assistant. A letter from her estranged family suddenly brings Aimée back to her rural childhood home, where she encounters more than she had ever hoped to expect amidst the holiday season. (Repeat).

The Marsh family is getting together for their first Christmas Eve after three years of pandemic lockdown. (Repeat).

A raw and striking portrait of noteworthy silent film actor Charlie Chaplin. Never-before-seen clips from Chaplin's candid interview with Life Magazine in 1966 sheds light on the actor's upbringing and unexpected foray into the entertainment industry. The interview, woven together with clips from Chaplin's films, provides a meditation on Chaplin's impact on Hollywood from the actor's own perspecti

Featuring the life and work of American tennis coach Nick Bollettieri. (Repeat).

This documentary explores the musical legacy of Laurel Canyon: a mountainous neighbourhood in the Hollywood Hills region that became a countercultural hub in the 1960s and early 1970s. It pays tribute to the enduring influence of West Coast music icons such as The Beach Boys, Buffalo Springfield, and The Mamas and the Papas. (Repeat).

A loner cares for his dysfunctional family, including a mentally disabled brother and their reclusive, obese mother, who has not left the house in seven years. (Repeat).

Girls will be girls, and in this breezy updating of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," sometimes girls will be boys. A star soccer player masquerades as her brother and joins his prep-school squad, eventually falling for her new teammate, who also happens to be her roommate. (Repeat).

In small-town Illinois, aspiring filmmaker Pat Johnson contends with the pitfalls of adolescence, from bullying to young love. However, when he discovers a new science fiction film, he may find himself at the center of events much greater than himself. Based on true events. (Repeat).

Best friends Wayne and Garth are hired to host their public access show professionally. Wayne falls for Cassandra, the lead singer in a metal band, and must contend with a handsome network executive who plans to ruin their show and steal away Cassandra. Based on the iconic SNL skit. (Repeat).

An erratic day in the life of an independent record store's colorful teen staff and their misadventures as they learn their store has been purchased by a large chain. (Repeat).

This thoughtful coming-of-age drama follows an introverted teen named Duncan as he forms an unlikely friendship with the happy-go-lucky manager of a water park. As the summer progresses, the shy young man slowly finds his niche in the community. (Repeat).

A college-basketball coach runs afoul of unscrupulous athletes and school officials when he attempts to recruit new players. (Repeat).

Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow costar in this unusual drama. Affleck plays Buddy, an exec who gives another man his plane ticket as a favor. Minutes after takeoff, the plane crashes. Feeling responsible, Buddy tries to help the man's widow (Paltrow) by entering into a business relationship with her. (Repeat).

Featuring the life and work of American tennis coach Nick Bollettieri. (Repeat).

Buy some peanuts, Cracker Jack and tissues for this warmhearted sports saga based on the true story of a ragtag baseball team from Monterrey, Mexico, that became the first non-U.S. squad to win the Little League World Series in 1957. Clifton Collins Jr., Cheech Marin, Louis Gossett Jr., Bruce McGill, David Koechner. Directed by William Dear. Screenwriter W. William Winokur adapted his book of the

As the Gestapo escalates their crimes against humanity across Eastern Europe, individuals of minorities and Jewish descent increasingly fear for their lives. Skilled forger Cioma Schönhaus, a young Jewish man, begins crafting fake passports for the members of his community to help shepherd them to safety. Yet his counterfeiting abilities do not stop at documents as he carefully crafts a new identi

Living alone since her beloved mum died, 12-year-old Georgie fills the flat they shared with her own special magic. But when her absent father Jason turns up out of the blue, she's forced to confront reality. (Repeat).

In this whimsical adventure, an overwhelmed mom (Mary-Louise Parker) moves her kids --- (Freddie Highmore, playing twins, and Sarah Bolger) --- from NYC to the country home she inherited from her dotty aunt. Who knew the place came with goblins? Adapted from the first in a series of popular children's books by the writer-illustrator team of Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi. (Repeat).

To save the career he endangered with his hotheaded attitude, professional basketball player Bilal Irving takes on a new job - coaching the failing basketball team in his hometown of Dumont, Ontario. He's got just one obstacle: his former coach, whose ideas about coaching vastly differ from that of Bilal's. The two will have to put aside their differences and their attitudes if this small-town tea

A chaotic family is on a road trip across a rugged landscape. In the back seat, the dad has a broken leg, the mom tries to laugh when she's not holding back tears, and the younger child keeps exploding into car karaoke. Only the older brother is quiet. (Repeat).

Inspired by true events, this charming and funny romp shows what happens when an outrageous female impersonator (Chiwetel Ejiofor) helps an uptight Englishman (Joel Edgerton) save his failing shoe company by designing fetish footwear. Sarah-Jane Potts, Ewan Hooper. Directed by Julian Jarrold. (Repeat).

On the night of V-E Day in 1945, princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Windsor sneak out of Buckingham Palace to join the communal celebration and go dancing at the Ritz. (Repeat).