This documentary follows extreme sports aficionados attempting to complete what may be the last remaining challenge on this planet. They want to ascend K2, the second-highest mountain on Earth. It stands 5.35 miles high, and this is an attempt to make history by being the first to reach the summit in winter.
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“Verity” is another film adaptation of a Colleen Hoover book. There are “Reminders of Him,” “Regretting You,” and “It Ends with Us.” If you like those and you like her books, you’ll probably want to jump into this twisted tale. But I must warn, if you saw “The Housemaid,” they’re quite similar. They have all the same ingredients, just different labels.
This is a thoroughly brilliant example of the beauty between man and beast, and it tugs at the heartstrings.
“Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!” is a heartfelt, emotional, and strangely necessary film for you to see, preferably on the big screen.
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“Forgotten Island” is a colorful, and very active, animated movie that stresses friendship and adventure. Two teenage girls, just out of high school, find their way to a mysterious, magical island. But as they make many new close friends, their own friendship is tested. Read more
This is Padraic McKinley’s, known for producing such hit series as “The Loudest Voice” and “Ghosts of Beirut,” directorial debut. It’s a fictional crime/thriller that takes place during the depression era, taking place in Eugene Oregon, in 1933. It focuses on a widower named Murphy, played by Ethan Hawke. I’ll say now that this is some of the best work I’ve seen from him.
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