Browse Movies : Development : Upcoming + TBA : Rating Not Available : W (Page #3)

A teen boy accidentally unleashes monsters on his small town after finding an order form in an old comic book.

Set in an eerie and isolated English town during an alternate-1960s, where the government has imposed a drug-induced happiness to mask gruesome violence and conceal a nefarious mystery. The story revolves around one rebellious resident illegally free of the drug’s effects, who risks his life to learn why his home is a bizarre open-air prison.

Chronicles what happens when times get tough and you have no choice but to take your whole family and move back in with your parents.

Set in the small Northern California logging town, two brothers, while on a deer hunting trip to the coast, make a most unusual discovery -- a narco-submarine that has washed ashore along a deserted stretch of coastline. And it's not only what the brothers find inside the sub that alters their lives forever, but rather who they find inside, sparking a CIA cover-up that sends one brother on the run and the other brother to cover their tracks, while a rookie U.S. Army Special Investigator is dispatched to find the brothers and to get to the bottom of the mystery.

Historian Leo Hertzberg become friends with artist Bill Wechsler when he buys a huge portrait of Bill's model Violet, and the two are inseparable ever after. Leo's wife Erica and Bill's wife, Lucille, give birth to sons in the same year and, soon afterward, the Wechslers buy a loft in the same SoHo building. When the boys are four, Bill and Lucille are divorced, and Bill marries his model/second wife Violet. Linked by their love of art and language, the two couples talk insatiably about art and life, celebrating triumphs and weathering tragedy together. Bill and Lucille's son, Mark, a dangerously charming boy, grows up and slips into a sinister New York club scene.

In 1984, a ten-year-old girl fashions herself a private detective and trails “suspects” hanging around the newly opened Green Oaks shopping mall. Nearly twenty years later, in 2003, two mall employees have had their lives forever altered by the disappearance and of that precocious ten-year-old.

During the 1980s in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a teenage boy contemplates coming out, but his ultra-progressive family wants to celebrate the boy's newfound sexuality, while the boy wants is to be left alone.

Based on the true story of Efraim Diveroli, a military contractor who attempted to ship $300 million of prohibited Chinese arms to the Afghan army.

In 1996 when his father suffers a heart attack, Peter Godwin returns to Africa and discovers his father is Jewish and has hidden it from Peter and his siblings all their lives. As his father's health deteriorates, so does Zimbabwe. Mugabe, self-proclaimed president for life, institutes a series of ill-conceived land reforms that throw the white farmers off the land they've cultivated for generations and consequently throws the country's economy into free fall. There's sadness throughout—for the death of his father, for the suffering of everyone in Zimbabwe (black and white alike) and for the way that human beings invariably treat each other with casual disregard.

True life story of the Syrian Civil Defense, better known as the White Helmets, an organization credited with saving more than 60,000 people from the bombed buildings in war-torn Syria.

While on his deathbed, William Shakespeare meets with his lawyer so they can lay out his final will and testament.

William Wenton, a 12-year old code-breaking genius, is trying to make sense of his dramatic escape from London to live in secrecy in sleepy little Norway. When his extraordinary talent for cracking codes is suddenly revealed, he faces the dangers that have been lurking around him for years.

A tale of what happens when you take over your mother's social media profiles.

An English-language adaptation of Karl May's Winnetou, a German-language classic about the American West.

An animated film inspired by the classic holiday song written in 1934 by Felix Bernard and lyricist Richard Bernhard Smith.