Film Previews: September 2025
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Film Previews: September 2025

Here’s what to look for in theaters and streaming next month.
‘Eden’: The Film Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad Was For
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‘Eden’: The Film Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad Was For

A-list director Ron Howard’s powerful, true tale of deviousness, set in the Galápagos Islands, is part ‘Robinson Crusoe’ and part ‘Lord of the Flies.’
“Sorry, Baby”: Post-grad Student Works Her Way Through PTSD
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“Sorry, Baby”: Post-grad Student Works Her Way Through PTSD

“Sorry, Baby” is a stellar film debut, by writer-director-star Eva Victor, which examines whether PTSD-causing events shrink or broaden our life perspectives.
250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’
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250 Years of American Independence: ‘The Story of America’

Part 2 of this article highlights the importance of educating Americans on their history.
250 Years of American Independence: The Founders Museum
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250 Years of American Independence: The Founders Museum

Part one: A review of the White House series marking the anniversary of America’s freedom.

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Film Previews: September 2025

Film Previews: September 2025

Here’s what to look for in theaters and streaming next month.
‘The Thursday Murder Club’: All-Star Cast, Generic Story

‘The Thursday Murder Club’: All-Star Cast, Generic Story

Despite four well-seasoned, talented actors, this whodunit lands in the camp of gentle variety of the genre.
‘Eden’: The Film Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad Was For

‘Eden’: The Film Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad Was For

A-list director Ron Howard’s powerful, true tale of deviousness, set in the Galápagos Islands, is part ‘Robinson Crusoe’ and part ‘Lord of the Flies.’
‘The Lonely Man’: Western Reflections on Bonds That Endure

‘The Lonely Man’: Western Reflections on Bonds That Endure

A Western deals with psychological studies of men regretful of their past but hopeful for the future.
“Sorry, Baby”: Post-grad Student Works Her Way Through PTSD

“Sorry, Baby”: Post-grad Student Works Her Way Through PTSD

“Sorry, Baby” is a stellar film debut, by writer-director-star Eva Victor, which examines whether PTSD-causing events shrink or broaden our life perspectives.
‘Nobody 2’: More of the Same, Which Is Mostly a Good Thing

‘Nobody 2’: More of the Same, Which Is Mostly a Good Thing

The entire primary cast from the first installment returns while villain Sharon Stone thoroughly devours the scenery.
‘And Then There Were None’: Ten Little Secrets

‘And Then There Were None’: Ten Little Secrets

This classic film by director Rene Clair, based on a Agatha Christie murder mystery, doesn’t give anything away.
‘Flat Top’: Preparing for Battle Is Everything

‘Flat Top’: Preparing for Battle Is Everything

When discipline means the difference between life and death, airmen come through.