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THE NOTEBOOKS is an inspiring film about friendship, love, and hope. When Preston Walker suddenly finds himself forgetting his memories, he puts a game plan in place to help him remember all of his life's greatest events. This film deals with severe short term memory loss and a man who is going to do whatever he can to not loose his memories.

When faced with life changing injuries, Ed Jackson harnessed the power of positivity and determination to deliver a future for himself, that most thought impossible.

Carly, a local college student, becomes involved with Abram, a young Amish man, during his Rumspringa. But Abram refuses to return home and takes Carly captive so they can be together at his own twisted version of an Amish community.

Savi lives happily with her husband Nakul and son Adi in London.Their happiness is screwed soon when Nakul gets arrested for murder of his boss.Nakul pleads his innocence while Savi tries all possible ways to free him but finds from her lawyer that all the evidence is against Nakul.Savi then feels the only way to get Nakul out is jail break but all of her ideology fails before implementing until she comes across a novel written by former convict J Paul.Savi decides to take help of Paul in jail break but Paul lays a condition that he can only give her guidance and rest she has to execute on her own.

After 26 years of marriage, Georg and Doris are headed for a divorce. While Georg is having some fun with a much younger co-worker, Doris wants the divorce to be kept quite, so the couple is undergoing separation therapy, and some rough sessions of it are ahead.

From 1974-1994, Studio One and its adjoining live music venue, The Backlot, became symbols of hope and community for gay men during tumultuous times. Amidst the rise of gay rights, disco's heyday, and the devastating AIDS crisis, the club offered sanctuary from rampant homophobia and police oppression. It was where legends like Liza Minnelli and Eartha Kitt performed, and rising stars like Roseanne Barr and Rosie O'Donnell ignited their careers. Fast forward 26 years, and as West Hollywood faces the demolition of this iconic building, a community uproar emerges to preserve its history. Through personal accounts, the documentary delves into Studio One's story against the backdrop of a progressing gay liberation clashing with 80s conservatism and the escalating AIDS nightmare. It's a testament to an era, immortalizing the club's legacy for future generations.

In Florida, when Liza graduates in Law School and Information of Technology, she will join the FBI. Her parents go with her to a sushi restaurant to celebrate, but a truck hits their car, and they die in the accident. One year later, Liza is paralytic in a wheelchair and has tried to commit suicide twice. She has physical therapy with Jeff, who is her only friend. Liza spends the days in Internet and one day she witnesses a man burning a dog in a barbecue. She calls the police and Detective Tim Boyle tells her that it is a misdemeanor, and he can do nothing since the user has deleted his account. Then she sees the same man killing a victim and she calls Det. Boyle again. He tells her that he will investigate but it will be difficult to find the man and it may be a hoax. On the third night, she sees the man killing another victim using a power drill and this time she records the scene. Det. Boyle comes with his former partner, the retired Agent Larry Thurgood, and they ask Liza to stop her investigation since she is not a sleuth. But Liza does not give up to try to find the killer using Internet.

We step into the experience of two young brothers in this quiet exploration of a deafening subject. As hate and violence grow around the globe, Drag Story Hour has emerged as a way to promote reading and acceptance among kids.

Desperate for some company, delirious new mother Joanna tumbles into an unlikely friendship with her estranged aunt Miriam, a reclusive actress. But all goes haywire when Joanna tries to mother her aunt instead of her baby.

This engrossing documentary throws light on the roaring success of filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli with interviews from family and famous friends.

Disco. Never. Died. DISCO'S REVENGE is a pulsating deep dive into the very soul of disco music and its impact across genres and history. Told by the people who created it, nurtured it, and in turn, discovered themselves on the dancefloor.

From the white guys who brought you "What Is A Woman" comes "Am I Racist?" Matt Walsh goes deep undercover in the world of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Prepare to be shocked by how far race hustlers will go and how much further Matt Walsh will go to expose the grift, uncovering absurdities that will leave you laughing.

Do all balloon animals actually look like male genitals? Gregg Rogell is the master of the slow burn as he twists and stretches modern life in this comedic journey

A smart ass DJ wants to start a career in radio, but the only place that will hire him is an old Southern Gospel Radio station. His first night shift happens during Y2K AND the rapture. Literally, all hell breaks loose.

Universal Groove is a step into the underground party scene, through the eyes of a once party strong addict. A wonderful culmination of sights, sounds and narrative are used to tell the story of Jim, a director struggling to understand the human connections that exist in a crowd of strangers... Over the course of one night Jim meets and connects with people in different walks of life, all while discovering the meaning of being part of the human tribe.

A young female artist is struggling with her failing vision and her mother rescues a blind Belgian draft horse, hoping that caring for the new companion will help her daughter learn how to move forward in a life with a disability.