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Penalty Phase, released on Nov. 18, 1986 as a prestigious CBS made-for-television event, stands as a sophisticated and morally complex legal drama that eschews...
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Penalty Phase – A Judicial Duel of Legal Ethics & Moral Outrage
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off: A Cinematic Anthem for Teenage Freedom
The Lords of Discipline – A Exploration of Honor & Cruelty
Fraternity Vacation – A Sun-Drenched Slice of 80s Teen Mischief
Lucas – A Tender & Timeless Exploration of Adolescence
- 90’s
Bed of Roses – A Botanical Romance in the Heart of the City
Lone Star – A Masterful Excavation of History & Family Secrets
The Negotiator – High-Stakes, Intelligence-Driven Battle of Wits
12 Monkeys: A Time-Twisting Tale of Post-Apocalyptic Paranoia
Beautiful Girls – A Wintery Reflection on Manhood & Memory
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80's
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (released in theaters on June 11, 1986) is arguably the most iconic work of writer-director John Hughes. It is a...
80's
The Lords of Discipline (released in theaters on February 18, 1983) is a grim, atmospheric military drama adapted from Pat Conroy’s semi-autobiographical novel. Directed...
80's
Fraternity Vacation (released in theaters on April 12, 1985) is a quintessential “spring break” comedy that captures the high-energy, often irreverent spirit of the...
80's
Lucas (released on March 28, 1986) stands as one of the most empathetic and intellectually honest teen dramas of the decade. Written and directed...
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The Experts (released in theaters on Jan. 13, 1989) is a quirky, neon-hued relic of late-Cold War cinema that leans heavily into the “clash...
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D.C. Cab (released in theaters on Dec. 16, 1983) is the ultimate cinematic time capsule of Reagan-era grit and neon-soaked comedy. Directed by Joel...
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Always (released in theaters on December 22, 1989), directed by Steven Spielberg, serves as a deeply personal, romantic fantasy that reimagines the 1943 classic...
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No Mercy (released in theaters on Dec. 19, 1986) is a quintessential example of the “neon-noir” aesthetic that dominated the mid-80s. Directed by Richard...
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Disorganized Crime (released in theaters on April 14, 1989), from writer-director Jim Kouf, is a clever heist comedy that trades the slick professionalism of...
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We’re No Angels (released in theaters on Dec. 16, 1989) from director Neil Jordan and legendary playwright David Mamet is a whimsical yet biting...
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Absence of Malice (released in theaters on Dec. 18, 1981) remains a hauntingly relevant exploration of the power of the press and the devastating...
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Sharky’s Machine (released in theaters on Dec. 18, 1981) saw Burt Reynolds stepped behind the camera to direct and star in a film that...
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Seems Like Old Times (released on Dec. 19, 1980), reunites Chevy Chase and Goldie Hawn in a film that breathes new life into the...