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Stagecoach

A diverse group of passengers travels by stagecoach through dangerous Apache territory, each carrying secrets and personal struggles. John Wayne, in his star-making role as the Ringo Kid, joins Claire Trevor, Thomas Mitchell, and John Carradine in this gripping tale of survival, courage, and redemption. Directed by John Ford, Stagecoach revolutionized the Western with its sweeping Monument Valley vistas and richly drawn characters, cementing its place as one of Hollywood’s greatest classics.

Against All Hope

In this heartfelt and raw drama, Michael Madsen makes his film debut as Cecil Moe, a man whose life unravels under the weight of alcoholism and despair. On the brink of losing everything, including his family and hope, Cecil makes a desperate call in the middle of the night – to a minister. What follows is a redemption journey rooted in faith, as he confronts his traumatic past and seeks a path to healing through the power of grace and community in a working‑class Chicago backdrop

Sun Flower

When Xiangyang was ten years old, his grandmother passed away, and he went to live with his father. Father and son used to be strangers but now they gradually get along very well. In order to make his family lead a better life, the father goes away from home to find work.

Illusion Infinity

A singer haunted by a troubled past journeys through love, loss, and self-discovery in search of inner peace. With Dee Wallace in the lead, supported by Timothy Bottoms and screen legend Mickey Rooney, Illusion Infinity mixes heartfelt drama with surreal, musical interludes. Part dreamscape, part emotional confessional, it’s a story about finding strength through creativity and healing, even when the scars of the past seem too deep to overcome.