Where Every Battle Tells a Story

This Academy Award–nominated documentary delivers a searing look at the Vietnam War during its most turbulent years. Through rare archival footage, candid interviews, and uncompromising commentary, filmmaker Emile de Antonio exposes the political maneuvering, cultural divides, and human costs that fueled America’s growing involvement. Released at the height of the conflict, In the Year of the Pig remains a landmark in political cinema – an unflinching portrait of war and a powerful reminder of dissent in action.

During the political upheaval of the 1960s, a privileged college student is drawn from peaceful protest into radical extremism, risking everything for her beliefs. Sissy Spacek gives a powerful early performance as Katherine, capturing both the passion and tragedy of her transformation, while Henry Winkler co-stars as the conflicted friend who struggles to reach her. Katherine is a gripping political drama that explores the fine line between idealism and destruction.

Members of the Long Range Desert Group are on a mission to destroy a Nazi fuel dump in the North African desert.

After deserting from the U.S. Navy in the 1930s, an officer re-enlists under a fake name after Pearl Harbor and serves on a minesweeper.

Spies discover that the Red Chinese have built a "doomsday machine" capable of destroying the surface of the Earth, and that they plan to use it within a matter of days.

When a comrade is captured by a hostile warlord, five martial arts masters confront the villain's foot soldiers, valiantly battling through their resistance until they come face to face with the warlord himself.

A race of Amazon warriors is enslaving the men of a country, and the mighty Thor is called upon to help them regain their freedom.

A patriotic blend of romance, comedy, and music, this World War II musical salutes the famous New York club where Broadway stars entertained American servicemen. While a group of young soldiers on leave find love and laughter, audiences are treated to an all-star lineup of performances and cameos from legendary entertainers of the era. Heartwarming, spirited, and filled with classic songs, Stage Door Canteen captures the morale-boosting magic of wartime entertainment.

Set against the backdrop of Los Angeles in the early 1970s, this action-packed blaxploitation thriller follows a nightclub owner who takes on a violent crime syndicate after his brother is murdered. Starring Jim Brown as the tough but charismatic hero, with Martin Landau and Bruce Glover adding menace as his ruthless adversaries, the film delivers explosive shootouts, gritty street justice, and plenty of style. Black Gunn is a high-octane mix of action and attitude that stands as a classic of its era.

Terence Stamp stars in this tense espionage thriller set at the height of the Cold War. Rival agents are drawn into a deadly game of betrayal, double-crosses, and shifting loyalties as a covert mission spirals out of control. With intrigue, action, and Stamp’s commanding presence, Cold War Killers delivers a gripping tale of spies, secrets, and survival on the razor’s edge between war and peace.

An American woman travels to England to deliver a letter left by her late mother, only to uncover secrets of love, betrayal, and family hidden for decades. Sharon Stone stars in this romantic drama of intrigue and passion, joined by Christopher Cazenove and Leigh Lawson. With its mix of mystery and forbidden romance, Tears in the Rain is a sweeping TV movie that showcases Stone in one of her early leading roles.

Phil agrees to look after his dying Vietnam vet buddy by taking care of his motorcycle only to run into some trouble with both the law and other bikers.

The first Euro-spy of 3 that Ken Clark as Agent 077 starred in the 60's. Mission Bloody Mary is the search and destroy mission to retrieve a Nuclear Bomb from a radical crime syndicate called the Black Lily.