Jonathan Lipow

Brian Finnerty

Lindsey Newlands

Allison Cohen

A young boy named Andrew visits a Christmas tree farm with his family a few days before the holidays. Andrew instantly bonds with a young Husky pup named Jingle, who is searching for a home for Christmas. As the boy rides away, unable to keep him, the pup escapes and embarks on a snowy journey to find his friend again. Guided by a wise cardinal and the sound of jingle bells, Jingle receives the help he needs from Santa just in time for Christmas morning.—Bent Image Lab

Jingle All the Way

Jingle All the Way (2011)

Nicole Kidman

Mark Williams

Tom Burlinson

Matt Parkinson

PC Simpson is an enthusiastic surfer. With the help of his father's company's engineer Howard he develops a high tech surf board for the coming world surf championship. But then he falls in love with the singer Jade - and sport, friends and championship become secondary...—Tom Zoerner

Windrider

Windrider (1986)

Alain Delon

Romy Schneider

Jean-Pierre Léaud

Jean-Claude Brialy

A sailor has a brief affair with a young secretary.

Love at Sea

Love at Sea (1965)

Kerry Ann Reid

Andreas Sobik

Todd Telford

Sarah Jeavons

A teenage girl is abducted by a serial killer couple and manages to escape and find refuge in an isolated farmhouse, only to discover it is home to greater horrors and a malevolent spirit.

Inner Demon

Inner Demon (2014)

Scott Glenn

John Lynch

Fiona Shaw

Saffron Burrows

A lonely widowed Irish fisherman meets a pretty mysterious woman who may just literally be the stuff of legends.

The Seventh Stream

The Seventh Stream (2001)

Jacques Doillon

Haydée Politoff

Lola Doillon

Jean-Denis Robert

Jacques has a child with Dominique: Lola. His mistress is Haydée and they are having a child.

The Crying Woman

The Crying Woman (1979)

Molly Kunz

Kaitlin Doubleday

Melissa Farman

Charlie Hofheimer

In Concord, Massachusetts, Margaret March has four daughters who still live with her even though they are all old enough to move out. The daughters have the same names as the characters in "Little Women" but only the large Orchard House where they live dates from the era in which that novel was set. And the house has problems. It looks nice for the most part, but the realtor sees problems that need fixing before the house can be sold. Problems that are not visible include plumbing and electricity that occasionally goes out. And the house is always cold in winter.Beth is shocked to learn that her mother is selling the house, and she contacts the other girls. Beth plays the piano very well but lacks confidence, gets scared easily, and does not know what she wants to do with her life. Meg is in law school and has a rich boyfriend Dan who will soon leave for San Francisco. Amy is in theater but tends to be irresponsible. And Jo is a writer who is secretly working on a novel about her life but makes a living on Twitter pretending to be celebrities, or "ghost tweeting".The girls are upset that their mother wants to sell the house, and they try to talk her out of it, but their mother says it was time they were leaving anyway. However, she plans to spend time with the girls' father Robert, who was injured serving in Afghanistan. This means she does not expect to be back for Christmas, and the girls will get to stay in the house at least until then.The girls have a costume party at Halloween. Among those attending are Teddy, who is Jo's "friend without benefits", though he wants more, and Meg's ex John. John and Teddy live with Teddy's Uncle Jim in a nice house, and Uncle Jim later gives them advice about women. The power goes out after the party and the girls have to snuggle under a blanket.The girls decide they will renovate the house themselves, though they don't really have the money, even if they knew how to do the work. They can save money by not buying Christmas presents. They start to buy what they need at a hardware store but realize they can't afford it.When they get home, Teddy is there with everything they need, but the girls don't want charity. Eventually, Teddy tells them they can borrow the tools they need, and they agree.Beth plays the piano at Uncle Jim's house, and Uncle Jim is thinking about giving the sisters the piano. but he will miss having her come over to play for him.Amy is convinced she can upgrade the house's fusebox, which is in the basement. She has done similar work for the theater. However, she starts a fire. Fortunately, the damage is confined to the basement. The girls try to do the other work themselves but will rely on a professional for electrical work.Meg wants to stay with Dan but John continues to pursue her as he and Teddy help with the renovation. Meg also creates a vision board with goals for Beth and colored pencils so she can color the board each time she reaches a goal. Meg thinks Beth can go to Juilliard but Beth is afraid to.Jo gets a job offer and visits Greenfield Publishing, where her editor is Marcus. A 19-year-old celebrity named Natalia wants Jo to write her autobiography. Jo is embarrassed to find out that when she sent samples of her work, she accidentally sent the manuscript of her novel. Marcus likes it a lot, but for now, the publishing company needs to focus on what is essentially garbage in order to make money, and then they can do quality work like Jo's novel. Jo is reluctant to sell out, but she really needs the money.While uncovering a hidden fireplace Amy makes a mess and Jo yells at her.Jo wants to concentrate on her work and for a while she ignores her cell phone, but Meg comes in Jo's room telling her she is getting pings. Amy tweeted as Natalia and hurt the girl's reputation, including posting nude photos. Jo has apparently lost her job.Thanksgiving is a mix of good and bad. The girls try to move a new water heater into the basement but are interrupted when Uncle Jim comes over with the piano. Beth is very happy to finally have a piano of her own. But there are arguments.That night it is time to decorate for Christmas and Teddy wants to do it with Jo, but when Teddy wants to kiss Jo, Jo throws him out. Amy sees what happened, and wearing a sexy outfit, takes Teddy to a bar to get drunk. The bartender asks Amy for ID and when he sees Amy's license tells her "Happy birthday". Amy says the girls are so mad at her they probably won't do anything for her anyway. Amy comes home drunk.The next day Marcus visits and Jo isn't even dressed when he comes to the door. And she's not happy. But he seems to be interested in her for more than just her work, which creates an awkward situation. Then Amy tries to move the water heater herself, falls and is knocked unconscious. She is taken to the hospital and comes home feeling really good, but she has to be watched because she has a concussion. And the girls do celebrate her 21st birthday. There is another argument but snow starts falling and the girls are happy again.Dan and Meg have broken up so a few weeks later John proposes to Meg and she accepts. Jo goes out with Marcus, who says he will be working Christmas because he's Jewish, and he invites Jo to his favorite restaurant. But first they must attend a performance of "Twelfth Night" by Amy's theater group. Amy is in charge backstage and Teddy goes back where she is, sees Jo in the audience with Marcus, and gets jealous.On Christmas Eve there aren't any presents because the girls couldn't afford them, but Beth has found items that mean a lot to the girls and wrapped them. Jo unwraps her old diaries and is annoyed Teddy wants to see them. Then the girls get a big surprise. Their parents show up. Robert is on crutches but happy to be home. Margaret is surprised to see the house looking so good but when she talks like the house will be easier to sell with the work done, the girls get upset. No, they will not be selling the house.Jo goes to visit Marcus who is at work like she said, and he says her novel will be published. She beings him home to spend time with her family. Teddy accepts that he and Jo can only be friends, and the family enjoys the holiday.

The March Sisters at Christmas

The March Sisters at Christmas (2012)

Mark Sawicki

Terri Berland

Dan Lunham

Rolf Theison

A group of explorers surveying an abandoned goldmine are trapped in a cave in, and find themselves at the mercy of a slimy, mysterious creature.

The Strangeness

The Strangeness (1985)

Martine Saunier

The film follows seven wine-making families in the Burgundy region of France through the course of a full year, and delves into the cultural and creative process of making wine, as well as its deep ties to the land. What lies within the rhythm of a year, from vines to grapes to wine? The film is in four season-sections, and plays out against that backdrop: spring showers, drought, heat wave, hail and storms, harvest moons and the damp cold of winter. Each vintage is a time capsule, a bottled piece of history of a very specific year, with its particular weather pattern, its crises and its triumphs. It all goes in, whether you want it to or not, and 2011 was full of drama.—Anonymous

A Year in Burgundy

A Year in Burgundy (2013)

Deborah Rennard

Coskun Gögen

Richard Allen

Sondra Farrell

Earth has been ravaged by a nuclear war, and a feminist warrior is forced to join up with a soldier of fortune in her journey to find a rumored "paradise" as they battle gangs of rampaging bandits.

Land of Doom

Land of Doom (1986)

Jennifer Connelly

Charles Durning

Donald Hodson

Gary McCleery

Young American, Claire Hamilton, arrives in Budapest, Hungary to enroll in a prestigious local ballet school. She meets two more Americans there, young Jason Forrest and his enthusiastic old rich uncle, Zio Joshua, who's attending an art auction. After a visit from a strange woman in black and another young man, Claire becomes inexplicably obsessed with Tchaikovsky's famous ballet "Swan Lake" and her personality changes so completely that she starts calling herself Natalie and can't even remember ever meeting Jason. He becomes worried and tries investigating the mysterious man from the school who took Claire in, which puts him in mortal danger. However, nothing can prepare him for what he discovers in the bowels of an old opera house where Claire/Natalie is about to perform Tchaikovsky's spellbinding ballet.

Ballet

Ballet (1989)

Karl Stoeber

Sidney J. Reich

Thomas Rowland

Barrie Walton

Mild-mannered Miami businessman John Stone receives a parcel from England containing two old bottles of Slivovitz brandy; upon drinking them both, he becomes a vampire. He uses his newfound vampire powers to keep his wife Helena in a trance as he travels to England to kill the descendants of Van Helsing, who murdered Count Dracula, while Helsing's distant relative Howard Helsing pursues him, intent on putting the reborn vampire to rest for good.—Anonymous

A Taste of Blood

A Taste of Blood (1967)

John Migliore

Charlie Hamilton

Kelly Michael Stewart

Robert Nolan

During a late night taping of Dr. Nasty's Cavalcade of Horror, bloody chaos takes place while screening two features (Dinner for Monsters and Slit). Samantha/Nurse Nasty is frustrated with how the show is being run by its womanizing director and its drunk and crazy host, Dr. Nasty.

Late Night Double Feature

Late Night Double Feature (2016)

Helen Hopkins

Peter Beitans

Adam Batt

Kris Kotsiakos

Masked Avenger is a hero to the modern world. He destroys his enemies with kung fu fighting, handsaws and guns, but with one small hang-up. At the sight of a woman, The Masked Avenger immediately begins to gratify himself, no matter what situation he is in. The evil Helmut Gunta plans to impregnante a virgin in order to have an heir, and the woman he has in mind is a nun, Sister Mary who happens to be the Masked Avenger's sister. Gunta has a plan to stop The Masked Avenger from getting in the way... organise a gang of strippers to keep him pre-occupied until Sister Mary is pregnant.—Artemis

Masked Avenger Versus Ultra-Villain in the Lair of the Naked Bikini

Masked Avenger Versus Ultra-Villain in the Lair of the Naked Bikini (1997)

Klaus Maria Brandauer

Hans Christian Blech

Armin Mueller-Stahl

Gudrun Landgrebe

Alfred Redl (Klaus Maria Brandauer), a Ruthenian boy from Galicia in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, wins an appointment to a prestigious military academy in spite of being the son of a mere peasant farmer. At his departure from home, his mother instils in him eternal gratitude towards Emperor Franz Josef. Redl is never to forget that he owes his promising career to the Emperor. At the military academy, the young Redl soon stands out for his talent, drive and loyalty to the Crown. One of his teachers forces him to inform on Kristof Kubinyi (Jan Niklas), a student who is the subject of a practical joke; whilst he blames himself for incriminating his comrade, Alfred soon realizes that to rise in the ranks he must overcome his peasant background by ingratiating himself with his superiors. Alfred and Kristof become firm friends. Kubinyi invites Redl home for the holidays to the elegant residence of his parents, who lead a life of privilege and nobility in Hungary. There, Alfred meets Kristof's pretty sister, Katalin (Gudrun Landgrebe), who welcomes him warmly. To Kubinyi's aristocratic parents, Redl hides his true humble background, pretending to be of Hungarian ancestry and a member from an old family who lost all its fortune. Redl and Kubinyi slowly climb the ladder as career officers. Once they become adults, the two friends have different political ideals. As a Hungarian, Kubinyi slowly falls prey to the national aspirations of a Hungary free from Habsburg rule, while Redl remains fiercely patriotic and faithful to his benefactor, the Austrian Emperor. For Redl, his relationship with Kubinyi goes beyond friendship as Redl harbors an unrequited love for his comrade. When the two young men visit a brothel, Redl seems more interested in watching his friend having sex than in engaging a woman in his own room. Redl suppresses his attraction to Kristof, however, and transfers it, as best as he can, to Katalin, his friend's beautiful sister. Back at the academy, Alfred serves as a second in a duel between Kristof and another classmate (Károly Eperjes), who is killed in the contest. This foolishness jeopardizes the careers of both Kubinyi and Redl, but the commanding officer, Colonel von Roden (Hans Christian Blech), having noted Redl's hard work and loyalty to the Emperor, arranges a promotion for him and a prized assignment in Vienna. In Vienna, Redl is able to renew his friendship with Katalin, who is, by then, unhappily married. They become lovers in spite of Katalin knowing well that it is her brother who Alfred really loves. Redl is assigned to a garrison serving on the Russian border. The discipline there is lax and Redl readily stands out as a serious-minded young officer. When the district commander decides to retire, Redl is recommended for the job. As commanding officer, he proves very demanding, working hard to reinvigorate the discipline of his outfit. This does not sit well with the junior officers, including Kristof, especially because they feel superior to Redl by birth. When Redl and Kristof have a falling out over Kristof's sloppy habits and poor performance, Kristof mocks Redl's lowly origins in conversation with other officers. Colonel von Roden intervenes on Redl's behalf again, bringing him back to Vienna to serve as deputy chief of the counter-espionage branch of the Evidenzbureau. It's a nasty kind of job, since it entails spying on officers throughout the Austro-Hungarian Army, trying to identify those engaging in espionage activities for the Russians. On Katalin's suggestion, Redl undertakes a loveless marriage of convenience in order to quell rumors of his homosexual proclivities. His wife, Clarissa, suffers from ill health and remains a distant figure in his life. Redl's single-minded devotion to duty draws him into the orbit of the heir to the crown, Archduke Franz Ferdinand (Armin Mueller-Stahl), who is a ruthless schemer (whose ultimate objective is portrayed as to overthrow the Emperor in a coup d'état). Redl participates in one of the Archduke's plots, which involves setting up an aging Ukrainian officer for a dramatic fall so as to shake the army out of its complacency. The man is accidentally shot to death, however, during the search and seizure, negating the value of the plan. The Archduke then decides to make Redl the fall guy instead. Redl contributes to his own downfall by allowing himself to be seduced by an Italian officer. Redl is now doomed. Under arrest, he is given a service pistol with which to take his own life. It falls upon Kristof to provide Redl with the gun and order him to commit suicide. After experiencing anger, hesitation and despair, Redl finally shoots himself. The film ends with a brief depiction of the notorious assassination of the Archduke at Sarajevo, and the resulting chain of events leading to World War I.

Colonel Redl

Colonel Redl (1985)

The Weeknd

Charmaine Jordan

Jesse Collins

Lila Nikole Rivera

The behind-the-scenes documentary chronicles the making of the 12-minute February 2021 performance, which was led by The Weeknd, helmed by 11-year Halftime director Hamish Hamilton and executive produced by JAY-Z, Desiree Perez, Jesse Collins and Roc Nation.—SHOWTIME

The Show

The Show (2021)

Emily Browning

Judy Davis

Jamey Sheridan

Linda Ross

Scenic settings in Australia enhance this Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation, a simple yet engaging tale about a teenage girl's adjustment to a new family.—Erin

The Echo of Thunder

The Echo of Thunder (1998)

Sofia Carson

James Marsden

Michael McKean

Tara Strong

The unimaginable has happened: Equestria has lost its magic. Earth Ponies, Unicorns, and Pegasi are no longer friends and now live separated by species. But idealistic Earth Pony Sunny (Vanessa Hudgens) is determined to find a way to bring enchantment and unity back to their world. Teaming up with open-hearted Unicorn Izzy (Kimiko Glenn), the pair travel to faraway lands where they encounter the likes of charismatic and brave Pegasi Pipp (Sofia Carson) and Zipp (Liza Koshy) and the ever-responsible fellow Earth Pony Hitch (James Marsden). Their mission is full of misadventures, but these new best friends each possess their own unique and special gifts that may be just what this ponyverse needs to restore magic and prove that even little ponies can make a big difference.—Netflix

My Little Pony: A New Generation

My Little Pony: A New Generation (2021)

Skyler Gisondo

Timothy Olyphant

Elisabeth Röhm

Kevin Kline

A married couple suffers a hardship, leading Jack to head off to deal with his grief while Lilly remains in the "real" world, dealing with her own guilt. As if Lilly's troubles weren't bad enough, a starling that has nested in her backyard begins to harass and attack her and she becomes comically obsessed with killing it. Lilly eventually finds guidance from Larry, a quirky psychologist-turned-veterinarian with a troubled past of his own. The two form a unique and unlikely friendship as they each help the other to explore, acknowledge and confront their problems.

The Starling

The Starling (2021)

Rebecca De Mornay

Ellen Burstyn

Keith Carradine

Thora Birch

A husband, wife, and their daughter try to cope with the tragic death of their young son that the latter indirectly unintentionally caused.

Night Ride Home

Night Ride Home (1999)

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