“Brokeback Mountain” is a touching 2005 drama that tells the story of forbidden love between two cowboys, Ennis Del Mar and Jack Twist. Meeting in 1963 on the pastures of Brokeback Mountain, they begin a passionate but complicated relationship that would last for decades despite marriages and families. The movie explores themes of love, loss and prejudice, revealing the heartache and inner conflicts of the characters. Starring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal.

"The Boy and the Heron" (2023) is a visually stunning animated film directed by the acclaimed Hayao Miyazaki. It follows the journey of a young boy named Mahito, who, after a tragic loss, finds solace and adventure in a mysterious world guided by a wise heron. Through magical landscapes and encounters with fantastical creatures, Mahito learns profound lessons about grief, resilience, and the power of imagination. The film beautifully blends elements of fantasy and reality, capturing the essence of human emotion and the transformative nature of loss.

"Blown Away" (1994) is a suspenseful thriller centered on Boston bomb technician Jimmy Dove, who is forced to confront his past. When a series of deadly explosions engulf the city, Jimmy realizes that his former mentor, resentful and obsessed with revenge, is behind them. The movie is filled with thrilling moments, spectacular explosions and sharp conflicts, showing how the protagonist struggles not only to save the city, but also to atone for his own sins.

After the Russian president dies of a heart attack, the U.S. government is concerned about how this fact will affect the international relations between the two superpowers. The successor to the deceased Russian president is Nemerov, before unknown to anyone in the political society. The U.S. authorities in the ignorance of what can be expected from a new leader of a country with huge nuclear potential. To control the situation with nuclear weapons and implementation of all international agreements by the new Russian authorities, two best specialists from the CIA go to Russia. CIA director, together with the analyst go to the scene to understand the situation. But, on a political map of the world there is a new player. The Chechen Republic has taken possession of an atomic bomb and is ready to use this deadly weapon. The Third World War can start at any moment. The lives of millions of people now depend on a young CIA analyst, played by Ben Affleck and the experienced spy played by Morgan Freeman. Find out first in The Sum of All Fears Ultra HD if there's a nuclear Armageddon.

"Army of Shadows" (1969) is a tense drama about the French resistance during World War II. The movie tells the story of a group of underground fighters, led by Philippe Guerrier, who are engaged in a covert struggle against the German occupiers. The story immerses the viewer in an atmosphere of fear, betrayal and heroism, showing how these people, risking their lives, fought for the freedom of their country. The plot, based on real events, is imbued with grim realism and moral dilemmas, making the movie truly gripping.

"Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" (1973) recounts the final days of legendary outlaw Billy the Kid and his encounter with former friend and sheriff Pat Garrett. Garrett, a Wild West veteran, is hired to capture and eliminate Billy, which leads to a tense game of cat and mouse. The movie masterfully captures the spirit of the time, combining historical accuracy with dramatic storytelling and great music by Bob Dylan.

"Purple Rain" (1984) is a musical drama starring Prince in his iconic role as The Kid, a talented but troubled musician striving to make his mark in the Minneapolis music scene. Battling personal demons and a tumultuous home life, The Kid navigates the complexities of love, rivalry, and artistic expression. The film showcases electrifying performances and a legendary soundtrack, featuring hits like "When Doves Cry" and "Purple Rain." As The Kid faces off against his rival Morris Day and seeks to win the heart of aspiring singer Apollonia, he must confront his past and embrace his future. "Purple Rain" is a cinematic celebration of music, passion, and resilience.

"Withnail and I" (1987) is a dark comedy that follows the misadventures of two unemployed actors, Withnail and Marwood, as they escape their grim London flat for a disastrous holiday in the English countryside. Seeking solace and inspiration, they encounter a series of humorous and chaotic events that test their friendship and resilience. Withnail's flamboyant personality and Marwood's anxious demeanor create a dynamic and often hilarious contrast, making the film a cult classic celebrated for its witty dialogue and memorable characters.

In "A Tale of Two Sisters" (2003), director Kim Jee-woon presents a chilling and atmospheric tale of psychological horror. The film centers on Su-mi and Su-yeon, two sisters who return to their secluded family home after a stay in a mental hospital. They are met with a hostile environment created by their abusive stepmother and eerie supernatural events. As the story unfolds, buried family secrets and tragic past events come to light, leading to a shocking and emotional climax. With its blend of suspense, mystery, and psychological depth, the film offers a captivating and unsettling experience that lingers long after the credits roll.

"A Bittersweet Life" (2005) is a gripping South Korean crime thriller directed by Kim Jee-woon. The film follows Sun-woo, a loyal and efficient enforcer for a powerful crime boss. When tasked with surveilling the boss's young mistress suspected of infidelity, Sun-woo finds himself embroiled in a complex web of deceit, loyalty, and vengeance. His decision to spare her life sets off a violent chain of events that pits him against his own organization. The film is renowned for its stylish cinematography, intense action sequences, and its poignant exploration of honor and betrayal in the criminal underworld.