New Release
‘The Homeschool Awakening’
This eye-opening documentary follows the journey of more than a dozen homeschooling families and shares their responses to common misconceptions about this practice. Learn why there’s a massive homeschool awakening sweeping across our nation.Award-winning actor Kirk Cameron not only points out the many glaring problems with today’s public school systems—breeding grounds for far-left agendas such as critical race theory, sexual depravity, and confusion—but also provides a how-to guide to starting one’s own homeschooling program.
Indie Pick
‘In a World...’
Carol Solomon (Lake Bell) is an underachieving vocal coach whose work has always been overshadowed by her boisterous father, Sam Sotto (Fred Melamed). He has long been a mainstay of voiceover actors in Hollywood productions. Can she find her own voice and step out from under her father’s shadow?This is a charming little indie film that pleasantly surprised me. It has a superb cast that exchanges some refreshingly earnest dialogue as it moves from one hilarious situation to the next. It’s a highly entertaining, quirky comic gem.
A Classic ‘90s Coming-of-Age Movie
‘Can’t Hardly Wait’
The graduating class of Huntington Hills High School converges at a wealthy classmate’s house for a big graduation party. Creative outsider Preston Meyers (Ethan Embry) has a big-time crush on Amanda Beckett (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and plans to reveal his affection for her. But will he be successful?Despite a few flaws, this John Hughes-style teen romantic comedy is charming in its own way and manages to evoke some light-hearted laughs. It captures the quintessential ‘90s high school experience.
A Riveting Biblical Epic
‘The Ten Commandments’
Raised as an Egyptian prince, Moses (Charlton Heston) learns of his secret Hebrew roots. He then discovers God’s divine mission for him: liberating the Jewish people from slavery and taking them out of Egypt.
This is an incredibly rousing biblical epic with a star-studded cast and was one of the great director Cecil B. DeMille’s final films. A must-see cinematic extravaganza.
