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NEW YORK, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Award-winning MSNBC journalist Richard Lui makes his directorial debut with the groundbreaking documentary, SKY BLOSSOM: Diaries Of The Next Greatest Generation an inspirational family film on children caring for veterans with disabilities. The not-for-profit film represents over a million dollars in in-kind and pro bono work to raise awareness of the country s millions of military caregivers.
Sky Blossom is an inspiring film on today’s students taking care of family with disabilities across America.
The Grier Family of Wexford, PA are one of five families featured in Sky Blossom. “It’s about the love and care. You just have to make sure that you’re showing it,” says Camille Grier, who is a caregiver for her beloved “Pop Pop”. The two have a very close relationship. “Just seeing Camille lights up his face,” Rob says of his father.
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I hate to say this, but sometimes it feels like Liam Neeson is becoming the next Nicholas Cage. Don’t get me wrong, I love Liam Neeson, but it seems like every few months, the talented dramatic actor drops a high-speed action flick we were not expecting.
The Marksman is the latest film from Neeson that places him in the lead role of an unlikely action star.
Neeson plays Jim Hanson, a Former Marine sniper that lives along the Arizona-Mexico border. He spends his spare time patrolling the border and calling in illegal crossings. Then one day, he comes across a child named Miguel and his mother Rosa and finds they are being chased by a Mexican cartel. After a shootout that ends up with Rosa dead and a high-ranking cartel member dead as well, Jim finds himself on a mission to get Miguel to Chicago with the cartel on his trail the entire time. Along the way, he encounters corrupt police and cartel traps and ultimately ends up in a final showdown.
The Princess Bride, or perhaps you remember her from
Forrest Gump. Either way, she has played a role in some of the most iconic films of our time. In all that time, she has never directed a movie. That is until now with her directorial debut of
Land. It’s an emotional piece about surviving grief.
Land is a story of Edee (played by Wright). Her husband and son have died (for reasons the film doesn’t reveal until much later). Her response is to cut herself off from the entire world and move to the wilderness to live alone in her grief. Living in a cabin in the Rocky Mountains, it becomes clear that she is not prepared for the lifestyle. She wants nothing to do with the outside world, and she doesn’t want to feel better. She seems to want to wallow in her grief. Because of her actions, she finds herself in a perilous situation. She doesn’t know how to survive off the grid. She can’t hunt, fish, or grow crops. She has no skills to speak of and doesn’t seem to care if s
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Coming to 4K Ultra HD, Bluray and Digital from director Kevin Macdonald and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment comes the story of a man known as THE MAURITANIAN.
Mohamedou
Slahi (Tahar Rahim) has been captured and sent to Guantanamo Bay after the 9/11
attacks on America. He is not told what the charges against him are and lives
day to day in a small cell. Nancy Hollander (Jodie Foster) decides to take on
his case bringing Teri Duncan (Shailene Woodley) aboard. They head to
Guantanamo detention camp to meet Mohamedou.
Their
first meeting is tense as he does not have reason to trust two women he does
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