New Release
Set in the beautiful environs of Montana, this drama follows the struggles of Matt (Rob Grabow), an alcoholic who’s trying to sober up so that he can visit his dying mother. Soon, a unique husky enters his life and the two wayward souls begin to have a positive effect on each other.
This heartfelt film shows that help with one’s difficulties can sometimes be found in places such as the local community and even in the company of stray animals. It’s an inspiring film about recovering from addiction through the healing power of love.
Family Pick
Dory (Ellen DeGeneres), a blue tang fish, forgets things a lot. But one day, she remembers her plan of finding her missing parents. Together with her clownfish cohorts and a turtle named Crush, Dory travels up the perilous California coast to locate them.
This computer-generated adventure sports striking visuals of mesmerizing underwater environs with their varied flora and fauna. Its storyline is pretty similar to its predecessor, 2003’s “Finding Nemo,” but should have enough pure entertainment value to please audiences.
A Riveting Thriller That Never Lets Up
In 1963, a West German reporter named Peter Miller (Jon Voight) discovers the diary of an elderly Jewish Holocaust survivor. Further investigations lead Miller deep into the murky world of international intrigue and a mysterious group of Nazi-war criminals.
This intense thriller is packed with suspenseful scenes, beautiful cinematography, a memorable score, and brilliant performances by its cast, including Maximillian Schell as an ex-Nazi officer. It’s a harrowing potboiler from start to finish.
A Grieving Widow Finds a New Life
Tennessee Williams wrote this play for actress Anna Magnani, who plays the Sicilian woman Serafina. Idolizing her late husband, Serafina must contend with many difficulties—but her new lover Alvaro (Burt Lancaster) may be able to help her.
Although this is a taut drama with excellent direction and acting, Magnani dominates this film with her incredible range and intensity.
