Category Drama

A father and his only daughter, aged eleven, hide in woods and uninhabited houses, after a virus has exterminated a large part of the female population...

Theo Decker saw his mother die after a bomb exploded at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Growing up, he became fond of a painting called “The Goldfinch” which represents innocence...

Just when he decided to lose his virginity with the fiery boyfriend TJ, seventeen-year-old Sasha is suffering from a serious heart attack. Emergency delivery to the hospital is subjected to a heart transplant. When she has recovered and tries to recover a normal life, Uncle Frank, with whom he lives and works for his aquarium and tropical fish shop, introduces him to Ben Lefevre, Becky’s father, the donor girl. If Sasha and Frank live with more than a few economic problems in a very popular environment, Ben and his wife Nancy are very rich and offer Sasha a scholarship in memory of Becky in a renowned institute. Although fought, Sasha accepts and finds herself in a whole new world. But the girl also begins to have strange visions and perceptions. Try to learn more about Becky starting from the true cause of death, shrouded in mystery...

About 10 years old, Mia (Lia McHugh) and teenager Aiden (Jaeden Martell) suffer from the separation of their parents. Children aside, Laura (Alicia Silverstone) is informed by Richard (Richard Armitage) that he not only wants their divorce finalized, but plans to marry his much younger girlfriend...

The film is based on a true story told in Osha Gray Davidson’s book ‘The Best Of Enemies: Race And Redemption In The New South’. Ann Atwater is a fierce civil rights activist in Durham, North Carolina. For a decade it fought with its sworn enemy C.P. Ellis, the Exalted Cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan of Durham. Their fiefdom stopped abruptly in 1971. After a decree ordered by the school segregation judge that threw the city into chaos, Atwater and Ellis reluctantly agreed to co-chair an intense two-week meeting with the community to search to reach a compromise...

Starr (with two rs) is a sixteen year old with two distinct identities: at school she is the model student who blends happily with wealthy and Caucasian companions; at home, in the all black neighborhood of Garden Heights, she returns to being the little girl raised between barbeques and survival lessons – in her case given by her father, Maverick, who draws on her Decalogue from the Black Panther Code. In particular, Dad teaches his three children how to behave if a policeman stops them while they are in the car, as often happens – and often without good reason – for African-Americans in the “evolved” United States...

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was one of the very few women admitted to the faculty of law at Harvard in the late fifties. She also graduated from Columbia, when she was already the mother and wife of Martin D. Ginsburg, destined to become an important tax lawyer...

The film is based on the famous TV series of the same name, set in the imaginary Downton Abbey, the noble residence of the Count and Countess of Grantham, and follows the life of the aristocratic Crawley family and their employees, at the beginning of the reign of George V. The series extends in the two years preceding the Great War, which begins with the news of the sinking of the Titanic, an event that activates most of the plot...

This drama has no high ambitions, beyond telling a well-founded, funny story about a woman who wants a change later in her life...

The formative years of the orphan author when he finds friendship, love and artistic inspiration among a group of outcasts in school. This leads him to the outbreak of the First World War, which threatens to tear the “Fellowship” to pieces...