New Release
Experience the awe-inspiring precision aerobatics and rigorous training of the renowned Blue Angels. Since 1946, they’ve captivated audiences across North America. Dive into this riveting documentary for a glimpse into their breathtaking performances and intense preparation.
The gripping flight footage in this film often feels reminiscent of a behind-the-scenes glimpse into a “Top Gun” movie. Everything that’s showcased in “The Blue Angels” is authentic—real pilots pushing the limits, taking real risks, every single time.
Indie Pick
‘George Washington’
This drama focuses on a group of young kids in a rural North Carolina town who face harsh realities after a tragic accident in an abandoned amusement park. Narrated by one of them, the film explores their inner struggles with truth and its consequences, while exploring their relationships and aspirations.
Mishaps and Malevolence in Colonial India
‘A Passage to India’
Set in 1920s British-ruled India, the film follows Adela Quested (Judy Davis) visiting her fiancé and his mother. When she accuses Indian doctor Aziz H. Ahmed (Victor Banerjee) of a crime during an outing, it sparks a tense legal battle, revealing deep-seated tensions between the ruling British and Indian population.Directed by David Lean, known for his epic productions, the film features exotic settings, rich characters, and a captivating score. It was a fitting conclusion to his illustrious career.
An Enjoyable 1950s Western
‘The Last Frontier’
Jed Cooper (Victor Mature) is a rugged trapper turned Army scout under the command of a local fort leader. As he deals with the challenges of hostile Native Americans, he grapples with unexpected feelings for the commander’s wife.While considered one of director Anthony Mann’s minor works, this offbeat Western is distinguished by strong performances and unique storytelling.
