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The story of English runners, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams on their way to the 1924 Olympics in Paris is told superbly. The social climate, the period atmosphere, and the athletes' personal stories are blended so well you'll know right off you're looking at something special. With Ben Cross, Ian Charleson. Academy award for Best Picture.

The story of English runners, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams on their way to the 1924 Olympics in Paris is told superbly. The social climate, the period atmosphere, and the athletes' personal stories are blended so well you'll know right off you're looking at something special. With Ben Cross, Ian Charleson. Academy award for Best Picture.

The story of a man who was born on, grew up on, and spent his entire life on a luxury liner, becoming an outstanding piano player and thereby earning his living, is told in flashback. This is the first English language film by the director of the highly regarded "Cinema Paradiso" and "Malena." It got mixed reviews, some feeling the sumptuous details and fantastical imaginings overwhelm thin story material, others more willing to be caught up in the magical, fairy tale like atmosphere while they concentrate on the likable Tim Roth character.

The story of English runners, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams on their way to the 1924 Olympics in Paris is told superbly. The social climate, the period atmosphere, and the athletes' personal stories are blended so well you'll know right off you're looking at something special. With Ben Cross, Ian Charleson. Academy award for Best Picture.

Passing Strange Spike Lee filmed a Broadway Musical - It is a cross between a stage performance filmed and a documentary. The critics loved it.

In The Loop ....... is the winner of a number of awards on both sides of the Atlantic. The film deals with how government bureaucrats can make a mess out of things as the British and the Americans fight a war in the Middle East. While the bureaucrats are making a mess of things they are fodder for a quintessential British Comedy. If you like that sort of thing and you are inclined to have fun with our current circumstance, come join us and share our popcorn.

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