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Don't Say Good Luck
In the poignant and powerful "Don't Say Good Luck", a talented teenage girl finds herself torn between her dreams of stardom on stage and the harsh realities of family drama unfolding at home. As Sophie navigates her role in the high school musical, she must confront the unexpected challenges posed by her mother's terminal cancer diagnosis. Will Sophie find a way to balance her passion for performing with the demands of caring for her loved one?
8.2
Main Vaapas Aaunga
In a poignant exploration of love, loss, and longing, "Main Vaapas Aaunga" (I Will Return) weaves together a narrative that spans generations, cultures, and time. As 95-year-old Ishar Singh Grewal's memories begin to unravel in his final days, his grandson Nirvair embarks on a quest to understand the tumultuous past that has shaped their family's history. Through a mesmerizing blend of stand-up comedy, musical numbers, and heart-wrenching drama, this film tells the story of a forbidden romance that transcends borders and generations, leaving behind a legacy of love, regret, and resilience.
6.6
Three Smart Girls
Three Smart Girls is a 1936 American musical comedy film about three sisters – Penny (Deanna Durbin), Kay (Barbara Read), and Joan (Nan Grey) – who travel to New York City to stop their divorced father from remarrying a gold digger, Donna Lyons (Binnie Barnes). The sisters plot to bring their parents back together again.
7
Oh! What a Lovely War
The film follows the young Smith men through their experiences in the trenches as they witness the harsh reality of World War I. Corin Redgrave plays Bertie Smith, one of the five brothers from a working-class family whose views on the war are challenged by their encounter with the brutalities of trench warfare. The story is told through a satirical lens, critiquing the conduct of the First World War and its impact on those involved.
5.3
Pippi Longstocking
Pippi Longstocking is an animated musical adventure comedy film about an extraordinary little girl who lives alone in her house, Pippi Longstocking (Elin Larsson), whose fun nature makes her easy to befriend but also earns ire from social worker Mrs. Prysselius (Wallis Grahn). She befriends Tommy Settegren (Noah Reid) and Annika Settegren (Olivia Garratt), and gets into adventures with her pet monkey, Mr. Nilsson, as well as the circus and a pair of thieves, Bloom and Thunder-Karlsson. The film features Pippi's musical numbers, including "What Shall I Do Today?" and "Recipe for Life," as she navigates her life on land after her father returns to sail the seas.
6.5
Wa Lana Fel Khayal Hob
In the poignant and powerful "Wa Lana Fel Khayal Hob", a quiet university professor's carefully constructed world is turned on its axis by a young woman's arrival, forcing him to confront long-dormant emotions and navigate a complicated web of love and relationships that blur the lines between reality and illusion.
6.4
Sing Geetham
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6.9
Dug Dug
A freak motorcycle accident sparks mysterious events that lead to the emergence of a new religion, as a group of people come together under the charismatic leadership of Thakur Sa (Altaf Khan), with Pyare Lal (Gaurav Soni) and others navigating their faith's rapid growth.
5
The Deb
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7.1
Power Ballad
Paul Rudd stars as Rick Power, a past-his-prime wedding singer in Dublin, who bonds with former boy-band member Nick Jonas' character Danny Wilson after a late-night jam session. When Danny uses Rick's song to reignite his own solo career, Rick sets out to reclaim the recognition he believes he deserves - even if it means risking everything he cares about. As Rick navigates this high-stakes situation, he must confront his own doubts and insecurities about his musical talent and personal relationships.
6.2
Partir un jour
In the poignant and humorous tale of "Partir un jour", Juliette Armanet navigates the complexities of identity, family, and first love as she must put her Parisian culinary dreams on hold to care for her ailing father. Returning to her humble village roots, Cécile finds herself rekindling old flames with her teenage crush, threatening to upend the stability she's built in the city. Will she find a way to balance her passions and her heart, or will this journey force her to reevaluate what truly matters?
6.5
The Big Gay Musical
In this charming gay-themed musical-comedy film, two young actors, Paul and Eddie, find their lives eerily mirrored in the storyline of an Off-Broadway musical about two gay men, Adam and Steve, who defy the biblical narrative to be themselves. As they navigate love, family, and acceptance, the film's musical numbers, including tap dancing angels and a re-telling of the Genesis story, add to the humor and heart. Ultimately, Paul and Eddie realize that life is better when you accept yourself just the way you are.
6.5
Living It Up
In this screwball comedy, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin star as unlikely partners in a wild adventure to New York City. After being mistakenly diagnosed with radiation poisoning, railroad worker Homer Flagg is offered an all-expenses-paid trip to see the big city - but his best friend and doctor must cover up the truth behind Homer's "illness" when he falls for the reporter who secured the trip. Chaos ensues as Homer becomes a celebrity, Wally marries Steve, and the two friends concoct elaborate deceptions to escape their predicament.
7.2
Soy Frankelda
In 19th-century Mexico, gifted young writer Francisca Imelda journeys into her subconscious and encounters characters from her own spooky stories, including Prince Herneval and Procustes. As she navigates this dark fantasy realm, she is tasked with helping the prince save his kingdom by embracing her writing talents. With the help of Herneval, Francisca must confront Procustes, a royal advisor with sinister intentions, in a battle to restore the kingdom's former glory. Ultimately, Francisca's courage and creativity inspire a new book titled "I am Frankelda," which fulfills her lifelong dream.
7.9
7/G Rainbow Colony
In "7/G Rainbow Colony", a young underachiever named Kathir finds himself drawn to Anitha, a North Indian girl whose family's troubles mirror his own struggles in life. As he pursues her, despite her rejection, Kathir undergoes a transformative journey that ultimately leads him down a path of heartbreak and tragedy. The film, a poignant exploration of unrequited love and late coming-of-age, culminates in a devastating turn of events that leaves the audience grappling with the complexity of human emotions.
4.7
Strawberry Shortcake: The Sweet Dreams Movie
Strawberry Shortcake dreams of fresh fields of berry bushes for everyone, but the greedy Peculiar Purple Pieman rolls into Strawberry Land to steal her dream and others. To stop him, Strawberry and friends travel to the Land of Dreams, learning the value of working together to make dreams come true. Along the way, they're aided by Ginger Snap, who builds a sea-plane like boat.
5.8
Be Up to Date
In a charming blend of music and mayhem, "Be Up to Date" brings Betty Boop's Traveling Department Store to the rustic hills of Hillbillyville, where old gadgets get new uses in unexpected ways. Joining in on the fun is none other than Betty herself, as she showcases the versatility of modern technology with a lively performance that will have you humming along. A delightful treat for animation and music lovers alike, this 1938 cartoon marks the last theatrical outing of Mae Questel's iconic voice work as Betty Boop.
6.8
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Academy Award-honoree Peter O'Toole stars in this musical classic about a prim English schoolmaster who learns to show his compassion through the help of an outgoing showgirl, Petula Clark. Michael Redgrave plays The Headmaster, and George Baker appears as Lord Sutterwick. The film is set against the backdrop of World War II, with Peter O'Toole's character, Arthur Chipping, falling in love with Katherine Bridges, a music hall soubrette, who tragically dies in a German V-1 flying bomb attack while entertaining troops.
5.2
Toomorrow
A group of students pay their way through school by forming a pop band called Toomorrow, led by Olivia Newton-John. When the Alphoid John Williams abducts them and has them entertain the Alphoid population on his home planet, they return to Earth after remembering a strange dream about their experience.
5.8
Thomas & Friends: Calling All Engines!
The Island of Sodor's railway helps build a new airport, but a fierce summer storm and a rivalry between steam and diesel engines endanger the job. Michael Angelis voices Narrator (voice). The film follows Thomas & Friends as they work together to complete the airport despite the obstacles.