American cinema

The story of the peculiar experiences of two young teen brothers who were sent to stay with their stern German grandmother and childlike aunt in Yonkers, New York in the summer of 1942.

An easy going family-friendly flick that turns into a perfect choice for a laid back Sunday afternoon.

A story of teenage anguish, confusion, aspirations, failures, and ultimately loss of innocence, resulting in a contemporary and compelling Coming-of-Age drama.

While not a typical first-love Coming-of-Age film, The Girl Next Door is a film about love – albeit a tragic one.

Do yourself a favor and seek out Milk Money now, for its comedy, drama, Coming-of-Age nuances and everything in between. Highly recommended!

A young boy is sent by his father to meet his grandparents, who happen to be quite the eccentric farming couple living in the wilderness of Vermont.

A film with themes that may appeal to a young audience and shock their elders.

The Buddy System is a heartwarming, likable little film with Wil Wheaton in one of its central roles.

A character driven story delivered by an exceptionally talented cast.

Holy Matrimony is a comedy about the robbing of a country fair and all that happens as a result of it.

A timeless portrayal of a bygone, simpler time, How Green was My Valley is a story filled with wisdom, insights and a tint of bitter sweet nostalgia.

A Coming-of-Age experience for almost all the characters in this film, from the oldest to the youngest. Highly recommended for the free spirits out there.