What to Watch Right Now

With the declaration of war on September 3rd, the fight would be long and bitter, and Hitler’s decision to destroy his non aggression pact with Stalin was a fatal mistake that would cost him dearly.

When a mother interferes in her son's love life, things get out of hand. Soon, a series of events destroy relationships and cause endless drama.

Haunted by dreams of his dead daughter, retired Army Major, James Winfield (John R. Fava), finds himself in the middle of a new crime spree. With the help of local law enforcement, James must battle the evil doers and once again bring peace to Clark County.

We are at a political demonstration. At one point a Moltov is thrown on the police. It's a fight. Camilla helps a wounded man, gets on the ambulance, passes the police cordon to find himself outside the gates, in front of a mysterious palace.

After risking his basketball scholarship to sell drugs, a teen struggles to save his life from a notorious drug dealer.

A reclusive street photographer spends his days capturing the lives of strangers who are unaware that they are being watched. His seemingly-harmless creative exploits take a more sinister turn when he begins to obsessively photograph a young physiotherapist, and an unexpected revelation forces him to come to terms with the true nature of observation, and his part in it.

A family invite their neighbours over for Christmas dinner with disastrous consequences.

They Live Inside Us follows the story of Jake, a screenwriter dealing with a serious bout of writer's block. In hope of finding inspiration for his latest project, Jake takes his daughter to spend Halloween night in the notoriously haunted Booth House. He soon realizes that there is something evil in the house and he is living in his own horror story.

When a grieving son from Compton finds a cryptic video message about failed attempts to contact extraterrestrials in his late father's cell phone, the determined boy sets out to complete his dad's ambitious quest to solve the universe's greatest puzzle, so he can communicate with his father one last time.

Featuring rarely seen archive and interviews with people who met him, this documentary examines Marley’s special relationship with Britain and reveals how his presence influenced British politics, culture and identity during a time of massive social and civil unrest in the UK - and how his universal message of one love and unity helped inspire a generation of black British youth.