It is World War II, and France is occupied by the Nazis. Harry Morgan lives on the island of Martinique; he owns a boat that he uses to take wealthy clients out fishing. Gérard, a member of the Resistance, approaches Morgan with a request to secretly transport one of the movement’s leaders to

A biographical musical about the life of the celebrated Broadway actor, singer, and dancer George M. Cohen, the composer of patriotic American songs. The film is structured as a series of flashbacks in which an elderly Cohen recalls his own life, beginning with his birth (July 4, 1878) and ending

In a small American town, three generations of the wealthy Ambersons believed their position to be secure and unshakable, but new times are dawning, and the world they’ve always known is crumbling to its foundations. The spoiled and frivolous young George Ambersons completely “loses his head” over

Daichi Miyamoto, an ordinary high school student, finds himself at a jazz concert quite by chance. He is so inspired by the performance that he decides to become the best jazz musician in the world.

Waterloo, Canada, 1996. The founders of a small company called Research in Motion are trying to secure funding for a revolutionary product—a pager, phone, and computer all in one device—but they consistently fail in all their pitching efforts. When they are joined by a manager who had just been

The year is 1923, on the island of Inisherin off the west coast of Ireland. There aren’t many people here, and Podrick—a simple, good-natured farmer—is kept company by his level-headed, unmarried sister, a dim-witted policeman’s son, a tiny donkey named Jenny, and, most importantly, his best

The early 18th century. England is at war with France. Nevertheless, life in the kingdom goes on. The ailing Queen Anne occupies the throne, and the country is effectively ruled by her close friend, Lady Sarah Marlborough. When a young woman named Abigail, a relative of Lady Sarah, arrives at the

This is a story of impossible love in impossible times. They meet amid the ruins of postwar Poland. With different backgrounds and contrasting personalities, they seem completely incompatible. And yet, they cannot escape each other. Over the years, they part ways and find each other again and

Christina McPherson attends a conservative Catholic school in Sacramento. She is searching for herself and her place in the world, and is trying to stand out from the crowd. Her hair is dyed a strange reddish-pink color, and she gave herself the name Lady Bird—which is exactly how she asks to be

The United States after the Civil War. Legendary bounty hunter John Ruth, nicknamed “The Hangman,” is escorting a prisoner. Along the way, several other travelers join them. A blizzard forces the group to seek shelter in a remote general store, where a very motley crew has already taken refuge: a