A Man for All Seasons (1966) King Henry VIII wants to marry again, removing Catherine of Spain from his sight in favor of a young and vivacious Anne Boleyn.

High Noon (1952) Will Kane is getting married on the last day of his job as the town sheriff. But then bad news arrives: Frank Miller is coming in on the noon train to seek revenge against Will for being sent to prison.

The Verdict (1982) Frank Galvin is depressed. He is also an alcoholic. His career as a successful lawyer passed him by years ago. A colleague finds him a sure-fire winner of a case; all that Frank must is show up in court, settle out of court, and collect a nice fee.

Eye in the Sky (2015) In Nairobi, Kenya, English and American authorities have used modern technology to locate the safehouse of a terrorist organization. Authorities can prevent a damaging suicide bomber mission from succeeding if they destroy the safehouse and its inhabitants right away. The mission begins, but then a piece of collateral damage appears at the site, a young girl who is selling bread to help her family.

Fill the Void (2012) Shira Mendelman is a young Hasidic woman living in Israel. Tragedy strikes suddenly; Shira’s older sister Esther dies in childbirth. The child survives, but the Orthodox tradition mandates that the Shira’s husband Yochay remarry as soon as possible. 

The Sea Inside (2004) A diving accident leaves young Rámon Sampedro paralyzed from the neck down; he will have to depend on his family for the rest of his life. He finds this situation to be unacceptable and petitions the court for the right to end his life. Ramon’s family and friends are devastated by his decision.

Up in the Air (2009): Ryan Bingham works for a consulting company whose mission is to provide large companies with “termination assistance.” In his spare time, he provides motivational speeches for those souls who are looking for direction in their lives. 

I Never Sang for My Father (1970): College professor Gene Garrison has a chance at happiness; he loves a woman named Peggy Thayer and wants to move to California, where she has her medical practice. But his family ties include a self-centered father who is counting on Gene to be on call for years to come.

The Front (1976): It is the 1950s and the McCarthy era is in full swing: Hollywood writers of a liberal bent find themselves branded as Communists and are banned from working in Hollywood. 

Casablanca (1942): “In all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine…” So begins the journey of Rick Blaine, a roguish café owner, who is willing to let the world fight its own battles without him until Ilsa Lund shows up at his door…