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Headliner Of The Moment

One title gets the stage, but it’s never alone. This module rotates monthly with flicks worth your time.

Mahogany

Mahogany

An ambitious woman rises from department store clerk to international fashion sensation, only to discover the price of success. Diana Ross dazzles in her signature role as Tracy, a designer torn between love and ambition, with Billy Dee Williams as the activist who grounds her and Anthony Perkins as the obsessive photographer who drives her career. Mahogany is a stylish, dramatic portrait of fame, desire, and the struggle to stay true to yourself.

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We Are Egypt

We Are Egypt

Months before the momentous uprising in Egypt many talked of a revolution - but no one knew when that day would come. Going beyond the headlines, this story, filmed in the 14 months leading up to the Revolution, highlights the years of mounting resentment against the ruling regime.

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Bunni

Bunni

A group of teens explore an abandoned factory at the request of one of their friends - but little do they know he is leading them to a slaughter at the hands of his mentally deranged mother.

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Abilene Town

Abilene Town

In the frontier town of Abilene, Kansas, the uneasy balance between the free-ranging cattlemen and the growing community of homesteaders erupts into conflict. Randolph Scott stars as Marshal Dan Mitchell, a lawman caught between rival factions determined to stake their claim in the untamed West. With tensions rising, Mitchell must decide whether to side with the cattle barons or defend the settlers who dream of building a future. Packed with action, romance, and the rugged spirit of the Old West, Abilene Town is a classic Western that captures the struggle for law, order, and survival on the American frontier.

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Five Forms of Black - Part 2

Five Forms of Black - Part 2

The martial arts journey continues with Volume 2, where Grandmaster James Ibrao leads detailed explorations of advanced styles such as Tiger & Crane, Fu Hawk, and Bungi. Each discipline is demonstrated by expert practitioners who not only show the move but explain the body mechanics and strategic intent behind it. Directed by Del Weston, this instructional installment goes beyond surface-level choreography to illuminate the essence of these dynamic forms – perfect for martial artists seeking technical depth and refined nuance.

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Slice of Death

Slice of Death

A group of friends running a small New York pizza parlor discover their pies may be hiding a gruesome secret. As customers disappear and strange happenings multiply, the line between comedy and horror blurs in this oddball indie feature. Slice of Death mixes grindhouse grit with tongue-in-cheek humor, making it a cult curio from the late ’70s that delivers both gore and laughs in equal measure.

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