Nominated for seven Academy Awards,® including Best Picture, and winner of two (1953, Best Art Direction-Set Decoration and Best Costume Design), this stunning biography of artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec is flawlessly directed by John Huston. Moulin Rouge (1952)
A young woman (Julie Gholson in her screen debut) struggles to keep her family together against all the odds in this deeply felt drama based on the award-winning novel by Vera and Bill Cleaver. Jan Smithers and Harry Dean Stanton also star. Where The Lilies Bloom
Deborah Kerr stars in this visually stunning classic film about five nuns who bear physical and psychological hardships as they struggle to build a mission in a remote abandoned palace, high in the Himalayas. Based on a novel by Rumer Godden. Black Narcissus
John Cassavetes directs Judy Garland and Burt Lancaster in an expose of society's prejudice toward mentally challenged children that offers a level of humanity and unflinching depth that resonates long after the final credits have rolled. A Child Is Waiting
A working-class woman is willing to do whatever it takes to give her daughter a socially promising future. Stella Dallas
This is the true story of the deep and healing friendship between a grieving mother, Beverly Lowry (Diane Keaton), and death row inmate, Karla Faye Tucker (Jennifer Jason Leigh). Crossed Over
Bobby is trapped in a cycle of hatred, incarceration, and bloodshed. He is a new man upon his release from prison, but South Central has gone from bad to worse. Now only Bobby can save his son from the violent and doomed future of a gang member. South Central

Who'll Stop The Rain?

In this gripping thriller, Vietnam vet Ray Hicks (Nick Nolte) smuggles heroin back to the States for his pal John, but when Ray and John’s wife (Tuesday Weld) deliver the drugs, they are ambushed. Now on the run, they must find a way to survive!

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