New Release
Set in 1970s Australia, this film follows the journey of a struggling boxer Kid Snow (Billy Howle), who is given a shot at redemption in a long-awaited rematch against the rival who ruined his career. Along the way, he meets Sunny (Phoebe Tonkin), a determined single mother who inspires him to envision a future beyond the ring.
With its gritty setting and performances, the film captures the struggle to escape the shadows of the past. Both Howle and Tonkin bring heat to their roles, making this an inspiring tale of redemption.
Indie Pick
‘Jiro Dreams of Sushi’
In a humble Tokyo subway station, 85-year-old sushi master Jiro Ono tirelessly pursues perfection at his famed restaurant, Sukiyabashi Jiro. His eldest son, Yoshikazu, grapples with inheriting his father’s legacy, while his younger son, Takashi, carves out his own path.This inspiring documentary invites reflection on priorities, the pursuit of perfection, and the fulfillment of chasing dreams. Through stunning cinematography and a captivating score, it explores discipline, tradition, and the enduring passion for craft over profit.
Camaraderie Amid Chaos
‘Lebanon’
This film follows a lone tank and an infantry platoon sent on a mission to search a hostile town during the First Lebanon War—a task that quickly spirals into chaos. The four-man tank crew faces unbearable conditions, relying on survival instincts, and grappling with fear and escalating tension.Director Maoz draws from his own experiences as a soldier, presenting the war entirely through the eyes of the tank’s crew. The result is a harrowing and realistic portrait of combat.
Journey into the Unknown
‘The Cruel Sea’
During World War II, Lt. Cmdr. Ericson (Jack Hawkins) leads the novice crew of HMS Compass Rose, tasked with escorting convoys through deadly U-boat attacks and brutal seas.A fine English naval drama that vividly captures the monotony, peril, comradery, and heartbreak of war. The black-and-white format adds authenticity, and Jack Hawkins delivers an exceptional performance.
