"In & Out" (1997) is a comedy movie that tells the story of English teacher Howard Brackett, played by Kevin Kline. Howard's life changes overnight when his former student Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon), who has become a famous actor, accidentally announces at the Oscars ceremony that Howard is gay. This unexpected public cameo causes quite a furor in the small conservative town where Howard lives. While everyone around him begins to reconsider their relationship with him, Howard himself is forced to sort out his feelings and realize who he really is. He finds support and understanding in the person of reporter Peter Mallow (Tom Selleck). The film is notable for its sharp humor, touching moments and excellent acting, raising important issues of tolerance, self-knowledge and self-acceptance.

“Arizona Dream” (1993) is a whimsical and surreal drama from director Emir Kusturica that immerses viewers in a world of dreams and fantasies. The main character, Axel Blackmar, played by Johnny Depp, is an eccentric and dreamy young man working as a fish inspector in New York City. His life changes dramatically when he returns to Arizona for the wedding of his Uncle Leo, played by Jerry Lewis. There, Axel meets two unusual women, Elaine (Faye Dunaway), who has a passionate dream of building a flying car, and her stepdaughter Grace (Lili Taylor), who dreams of becoming a turtle. The movie explores themes of dreams, eccentricity and the search for meaning in life, immersing the audience in a strange and magical world where the line between reality and fantasy becomes blurred.

“Risky Business” (1983) is a cult comedy film directed by Paul Brickman that tells the story of Joel Goodson (Tom Cruise), a model high school student from a well-off family. Joel's parents go on vacation, leaving their son home alone. At first glance, this seems like the perfect opportunity for Joel to enjoy his freedom, but his life suddenly takes an unexpected turn. In search of new experiences and having succumbed to the entreaties of his friends, Joel calls an escort agency and invites a prostitute named Lana (Rebecca De Mornay). This decision leads to a series of comical and dramatic events when Lana and her pimp begin to interfere in Joel's life. As a result, the guy finds himself drawn into the world of nightclubs and criminal intrigue. Together with Lana, Joel develops a risky plan to save his reputation and return to normal life. The movie stands out for its witty script, colorful characters and unforgettable scenes, including Tom Cruise's famous dance in his underwear to Bob Seeger's “Old Time Rock and Roll”.

“The Last Embrace” (1979) is a tense thriller directed by Jonathan Demme that centers on former CIA agent Harry Hannen (Roy Scheider). After suffering a nervous breakdown caused by the death of his wife during a failed mission, Hannen decides to start a new life. However, shortly after leaving the asylum, he discovers he is being followed and his life is once again threatened. Harry begins to receive mysterious messages and realizes that he has become the target of an unknown enemy. In an attempt to make sense of what is happening, Hannen teams up with Caitlin, a scholar and historian, who helps him unravel a complex web of intrigue and betrayal. As the plot unfolds, the tension builds and the plot twists don't let the viewer relax for a minute. Masterful acting and dynamic direction create an exciting atmosphere, making “The Last Embrace” one of the best thrillers of its time.

The Fall Guy (2024) Extended Cut - This action-packed film follows Colt Seavers, a Hollywood stuntman with a side hustle as a bounty hunter. When a high-profile actress goes missing, Colt is thrust into a perilous investigation filled with explosive stunts, thrilling chases, and dangerous criminals. With extended scenes and added depth to the characters' backstories, the 2024 extended cut offers fans an even more gripping experience.

“Past Lives” (2023) is a touching drama that tells the story of Nora and Hae Sung, two childhood friends whose paths cross again after many years. Their meeting in New York rediscovers long-forgotten feelings and makes you wonder how their lives might have turned out. This is a movie about fate, love and unrealized dreams.

“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 teen comedy National Lampoon's Van Wilder 4K is exactly what it takes to tear your stomach out of laughter. Wild student parties, vulgar humor and the atmosphere of endless fun permeates this film from the beginning to the final scenes. The main character in this reckless comedy is a student life guru named Van Wilder (Ryan Reynolds), who is not at the university for study and diploma. All he needs is a carefree student life, wild parties and hot college girls. But one day it's all over. The father of the protagonist no longer intends to sponsor the fun of his adult son and gives Van a tough ultimatum. If a student intends to finish university, he must find a way to pay for the seventh year of his arrival at this institution of higher learning. Fortunately, he has loyal friends and finally meets the only girl that the womanizer has been looking for all these student years. The role of cute girlfriend of the main character was played by a distinctive blonde with a poignant gaze Tara Reid.

"Lisa Frankenstein" is a unique 2024 horror comedy that reimagines the classic Frankenstein story for a modern twist. Lisa, an awkward and lonely high school senior, accidentally revives a dead boyfriend during a thunderstorm using antique experimental equipment. She soon realizes that creating a living creature brings not only fun and adventure, but also a host of problems. Along with a lively young man trying to adjust to modern life, Lisa faces unforeseen challenges and funny situations. The movie explores themes of friendship, acceptance, and the true meaning of humanity, leaving viewers both laughing and reflecting.

"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.