Little Richard

Jeff Beck

Lulu

Jason Bonham

Becoming Led Zeppelin

Becoming Led Zeppelin (2025)

Erin Darke

Ryan Eggold

Britt Lower

Beck Bennett

Beside Still Waters

Beside Still Waters (2013)

Noah Beck

Kendall Cross

James Van Der Beek

Jake Foy

Sidelined: The QB and Me

Sidelined: The QB and Me (2024)

Jerry Beck

Tex Avery

Mark Kausler

Will Friedwald

King-Size Comedy: Tex Avery and the Looney Tunes Revolution

King-Size Comedy: Tex Avery and the Looney Tunes Revolution (2012)

Aksel Hennie

Thorbjørn Harr

Ine Marie Wilmann

Jeppe Beck Laursen

Folk og røvere i Kardemomme by

Folk og røvere i Kardemomme by (2022)

Jossara Jinaro

Aimee Garcia

Gina Rodriguez

Karen Jin Beck

Go for It!

Go for It! (2011)

Chester W. Nimitz

Brian Allendorfer

Bobby Speed Baldock

Bryon Beck

Follows the veterans and newest class of Navy and Marine Corps flight squadron as they go through intense training and into a season of heart-stopping aerial artistry.

The Blue Angels

The Blue Angels (2024)

Omri Katz

Patrick Labyorteaux

Kimberly Beck

Peter Koch

A scientist's kids are sucked into a TV screen and wind up in the Stone Age with cavemen and dinosaurs.

Adventures in Dinosaur City

Adventures in Dinosaur City (1991)

Cate Luna

Salvatore Greco

Josh Beck

Kevin L. Sanders

Matters of identity, personal expression, and belonging were never simple for Tom Ryan, the boundary-pushing, David Bowie-obsessed son of a housekeeper in New York's tony Hamptons. But when the revelation of a long-held secret shatters his sense of self, Tom flees to the electric anonymity of Las Vegas to forget. There, an intriguing stranger offers him the ultimate opportunity for distraction, and Tom is launched headfirst into a 20-something's playground: a charged, stimulating world of indulgence, adulation, and exhibition, while making unexpected connections with a new "found" family of choice. But when Tom's new world starts to come apart from within (in a harrowing series of third-act events, each with Tom at the center) he soon learns how the things we leave unresolved in life find ways to force their own resolution. STATION TO STATION is the debut film from Asian- and African-American writer-director Benjamin Bryant. Set in a uniquely 21st-century environment, the film explores our rapidly evolving perceptions and conventions of family, friendship, gender roles, sexuality, and self-determination--probing, and often challenging, the assumptions and judgments we (both the characters and the audience) make about ourselves and each other.—Bryant Zamberlan Group

Station to Station

Station to Station (2021)

Carl Martin Eggesbø

Torgny Gerhard Aanderaa

Rough guy Kalle comes back to his home town loaded with cash, with only one though in mind: Getting Trine, the prettiest girl in town. But her fiancé is really in his way.

Kalde føtter

Kalde føtter (2006)

Jonathan Stoddard

Jonni Garro

Travis Beck

Jazlyn Nicolette Sward

Follows Annie, who in a desperate attempt to bring up her grades, joins a cheating ring and, under its influence, starts a relationship with her lacrosse coach, and a student uses blackmail to prevent her from leaving the group.

Student Seduction

Student Seduction (2022)

Jack Mercer

Jackson Beck

Joan Alexander

Lee Royce

"Friend turned foe" reads the newspaper headline. But Lois Lane suspects there's more to the story of Superman turning into a jewel thief and bank robber. And, of course, Clark Kent, knows it can't be true. But someone is out there committing crimes--and he's doing it dressed like Superman. Clark Kent finally meets the impostor at the opera. And that's where the impostor meets the real Superman. Catching the low-class crook is easy. But behind the cheap gangster is a powerful crime boss. And he proves more resourceful than his stooge.—J. Spurlin

Superman: Showdown

Superman: Showdown (1942)

Sam Parker

Clark Kent helps a pretty blonde Federal agent escape a gang of Nazi saboteurs, and lets himself be captured to learn their plans. The blonde, pursued again, falls into the gears of a drawbridge...—Rod Crawford

Superman: Secret Agent

Superman: Secret Agent (1943)

Somehow, reporters Clark and Lois manage to visit wartime Japan. While there, Superman commits a little sabotage...at 11:00 each night. Of course, this endangers Lois...—Rod Crawford

Superman: Eleventh Hour

Superman: Eleventh Hour (1942)

A murder at the Metropolis Munitions plant draws Lois Lane into the thick of a sabotage plot; she ends up inside a torpedo about to be tested. Meanwhile, where is Superman?—Rod Crawford

Superman: Destruction Inc.

Superman: Destruction Inc. (1942)

American industry builds a gigantic new bomber and Lois Lane stows away on the test flight; little does she suspect, Japanese spies are aboard to hijack the giant. Superman to the rescue?—Rod Crawford

Superman: Japoteurs

Superman: Japoteurs (1942)

Julian Noa

A deadly eruption is predicted on the inhabited island of Monokoa. Daily Planet reporters Clark and Lois accompany an expedition to study it, and of course Lois is quickly in danger from lava...—Rod Crawford

Superman: Volcano

Superman: Volcano (1942)

Bud Collyer

As the headline on the Daily Planet tells the public: "Mechanical Monster loots bank!" In fact, a scientist has an army of these flying robots able to steal anything in sight. Police are set up everywhere to guard an exhibition of rare jewels, but it's no use. When a robot crashes into the building, it steals all the precious stones in sight, while the policemen's bullets harm it no more than flies. Clark and Lois are at the exhibit. While Clark phones in the story from a booth, Lois stows away in the robot's compartment. Clark sees that Lois has gone missing and decides to change into Superman there in the phone booth. Superman follows the monster, while his X-ray vision allows him to spot Lois inside. His attempt to get Lois out fails. The robot knocks him onto some power lines, losing the jewelry and (nearly) Lois in the process. The robot returns to the scientist's hideout with Lois, but no jewelry. She refuses to tell the scientist where it is. He retaliates by tying her up and setting her on a platform over a pot of boiling metal. The platform slowly descends, as Superman breaks in. But he'll have to fight the scientist's entire army of robots to save the day.—J. Spurlin

Superman: The Mechanical Monsters

Superman: The Mechanical Monsters (1941)

While Clark and Lois are reviewing a circus, "Gigantic" the gorilla escapes and endangers Lois. In the resulting chaos, other dangerous animals escape also. A job for Superman?—Rod Crawford

Superman: Terror on the Midway

Superman: Terror on the Midway (1942)

An American Indian fanatic tries to extort the return of Manhattan to his people with artificially induced earthquakes. Lois Lane, captive in his underwater hideout, seems doomed by Superman's interference...—Rod Crawford

Superman: Electric Earthquake

Superman: Electric Earthquake (1942)

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