Where Every Battle Tells a Story

In wartime Melbourne, a shocking series of murders reveals that the killer is an American serviceman stationed with Allied troops. James Coburn anchors the film as Major Patrick Dannenberg, the officer assigned to defend the soldier in court, despite the explosive political stakes. Reb Brown portrays the disturbed private whose crimes threaten both local trust and international relations, while Bill Hunter adds depth as an Australian investigator. Directed by Philippe Mora, the film mixes courtroom drama with historical crime thriller, exposing the dark undercurrents beneath the camaraderie of World War II.

George C. Scott reprises his Oscar-winning role as General George S. Patton in this powerful made-for-TV sequel to Patton. Set after World War II, the film follows the legendary general during the final months of his life, reflecting on his controversial career, personal struggles, and enduring legacy. Anchored by Scott’s commanding performance and rich historical detail, The Last Days of Patton is a poignant portrait of a complex military icon facing his greatest battle – his own mortality.

A cavalry officer sympathetic to the wronged Sioux fixes a meeting between Chief Sitting Bull and President Grant but a dishonest Indian Agent and a hateful General Custer test the Sioux's patience, threatening to derail the peace-talks.

In a post nuclear Earth, survivors are stuck in a valley and have to protect themselves from mutant human beings, and each other in some cases.

A traveling gravedigger during the war adopts a orphan he finds alone in the desert. After the war with the orphan grown and business slow, the orphan begins to generate business himself by shooting people.

As he lies gravely ill on safari in Africa, a disillusioned writer reflects on his past loves, regrets, and adventures. Gregory Peck stars alongside Susan Hayward and Ava Gardner in this lush adaptation of Ernest Hemingway’s classic short story. Filled with romance, exotic locales, and bittersweet nostalgia, The Snows of Kilimanjaro captures both the beauty and the melancholy of a man confronting his mortality and the choices that shaped his life.

When a teenage girl runs away from her abusive stepfather, two young men take her in, forcing them to confront the harsh realities of survival in the South Bronx. Mario Van Peebles delivers an early performance that hints at his future stardom, while Dan Lauria lends grit to the story. South Bronx Heroes is a tough, street-level indie drama that tackles abuse, loyalty, and resilience in one of New York’s most unforgiving neighborhoods.

The holiday season takes an emotional turn in this heartfelt drama about love, loss, and second chances. When unexpected tragedy strikes, a family must come together to heal old wounds and rediscover the true meaning of Christmas. Blending tender performances with a message of hope and renewal, Christmas Tears is a moving reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, the spirit of the season can bring light.

A famous Viennese ballerina flees Europe during the Austro-Prussian War and falls in love with an American bandit who looks like her deceased royal lover.

A small-town music lover clashes with his wealthy uncle’s dislike of musicians, only to fall for a spirited girl from a rival family. James Stewart brings charm to this lighthearted musical comedy, with Paulette Goddard adding sparkle as his love interest. Featuring lively big band numbers led by Horace Heidt, Pot o’ Gold mixes romance, music, and screwball antics into a feel-good film that highlights Stewart’s early range beyond his dramatic roles.

In this gripping WWII action drama, an embittered white officer is ordered to lead a unit of untested Black soldiers on a dangerous mission behind enemy lines. Facing prejudice, mistrust, and overwhelming odds, the men must find the courage to work together if they hope to survive. Starring Richard Pryor, Billy Dee Williams, and Rosie Grier, this powerful film blends wartime adventure with a groundbreaking look at race, unity, and sacrifice.

This World War II propaganda drama traces the rise of Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels, from his frustrated youth to his ruthless manipulation of power. With Claudia Drake and Donald Woods, Enemy of Women exposes how personal bitterness and ambition fueled one of history’s most notorious figures.

A wife unhappy in her marriage begins an affair with an art student, unaware that her husband, a race driver, is also having an affair.