Come February, this band wants to “Call you home to Jesus, to a cup of tea, a bowl of soup with Jesus at a rock ‘n’ roll concert.”
The Holdovers is an unexpected joy with a different aesthetic appeal than your typical holiday movie. The beauty is just under the surface.
Prepare yourself for a smorgasbord of colour, bucketloads of glitter, and more boy band jokes than you thought any film could contain.
‘The Musical Mind: A Portrait in Process’ examines the struggle of bringing art to life, and the neurological uniqueness of creatives.
While sparks fly on the military front line, the fireworks fail on the homefront in this telling of Napoleon’s story, writes Russ Matthews.
Spectacle, memorable characters, bizarre visuals and a whole lot of heart. ‘The most uplifting show on streaming this year’ says reviewer.
Protaganist Josh finds his voice not in the dramatic world and the political arena as he comes to terms with his identity and heritage.
It takes plenty of license, but ‘The Journey to Bethlehem’ is great for those wanting to introduce friends and family to the Christmas story.
In this prequel we meet the infamous President Snow as a child and during the era that leads up to the creation of The Hunger Games.
“There’s a lot of darkness in the world and this movie is a bright light [that] shines a light on the ultimate bright light which is Christ.”
