Steven Spielberg

Robin Williams

Jeremy Irons

Tim Burton

"Waking Sleeping Beauty" chronicles the renaissance period that brought Disney out of the dark ages in 1984 to 1994, when "The Lion King" would become their most successful hand-drawn animated feature ever.Back in 1984, the Walt Disney Company was not the gleaming beacon of entertainment it had once been: its animation staff numbered less than 200, their live-action feature division was stagnant, and corporate raiders like Saul Steinberg were threatening to simply buy up the company and splinter it to make a profit.With the help of Roy E Disney (the son of Walt's brother, Roy O Disney), the Disney board arranged for new upper management to be brought in, in the form of Michael Eisner, Frank Wells, and Jeffrey Katzenberg.1984 was both a good and bad year for Disney, with the release of the Tom Hanks/Darryl Hannah comedy "Splash" proving to be a success (under the new Touchstone Pictures banner from Disney), but the year saw disappointment when the dark and overbudget animated feature "The Black Cauldron" failed to turn a profit (being beaten at the box-office by "The Care Bears Movie").In the animation division, Roy Disney, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and the new President of feature animation Peter Schneider worked to revitalize the division, despite the animation division having been shuffled out of the once-famed Animation building and into trailers and cubicles in Glendale warehouses. Their next effort "The Great Mouse Detective" had favorable reviews, but much like "Cauldron" didn't come close to the success of another film released around the same time: "An American Tail," produced by Steven Spielberg and directed by former Disney animator Don Bluth.The company finally started to take off in 1988, when "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" became a breakout hit that summer, and the holiday season saw the animated feature "Oliver and Company" turn a small profit.1989 proved an even bigger year when "The Little Mermaid" came out. Though not able to crack the $100 million mark, it proved popular and saw a return to form by netting its song writer Alan Menken and Lyricist Howard Ashman Academy Awards for Best Score and Original Song, the first time since "Mary Poppins" in 1964.1990 saw the release of "The Rescuers Down Under," which utilized new ink-and-paint computer technology as a way to streamline the process and bring the animated film into the digital realm, cutting out the need for traditional cel painting. The film failed to turn a profit at the box-office (marketing was pulled almost immediately when its first weekend gross was around $5 million), but is historical for its first use of the CAPS (Computer assisted paint system) system to be utilized in a full-length animated feature.1991 saw bigger success with "Beauty and the Beast," which received critical and box-office praise, but also a tinge of sadness when lyricist Howard Ashman passed away due to AIDS. Also at this time, the announcement was made that the Disney artists would finally be returning to the lot with plans for a new animation building to be constructed.The next year saw the release of "Aladdin," an even bigger success as the studios' profits continued to escalate. As well, the company was also branching out into other areas: a new studio had been opened in Paris to work on "A Goofy Movie," Tim Burton and Henry Selick were working on "The Nightmare Before Christmas," and a small bay area company called PIXAR was given the go-ahead to make the first computer animated feature, "Toy Story."Tensions finally hit their peak in 1994, when Frank Wells died in a helicopter accident. Jeffrey Katzenberg soon after made it clear that he wanted to succeed Frank and take the now vacant position, but was denied this by Michael Eisner. As The Lion King prepared to open nationwide, Katzenberg soon came to the decision that if he had hit the ceiling at Disney, there was nowhere else to go. 2 weeks after Lion King opened, he resigned.

Waking Sleeping Beauty

Waking Sleeping Beauty (2009)

Gabriel Hogan

Candace Cameron Bure

Robin Dunne

Aaron Douglas

Nicole is dedicated to helping military service members and their families, this Christmas with the help of many heroes she will be on a mission to honor a fallen soldier and bring much needed healing to this family.

My Christmas Hero

My Christmas Hero (2023)

Luke Evans

Robin Weigert

Andrew Rannells

Phylicia Rashad

"Our Son" paints a touching portrait of love, loss, and the complexities of family in modern times. Nicky and Gabriel, a once-joyful couple united by their shared dream of fatherhood, face the bittersweet unraveling of their marriage. Eight years after welcoming their son into their loving arms, the spark in their relationship has faded, leaving them lost in a sea of unspoken hurts and evolving desires. During the emotional turbulence, their son, caught in the crossfire of their dissolving union, becomes a silent witness to their fracturing connection.
As the legal battle for custody unfolds, Nicky and Gabriel grapple with their personal demons and the conflicting emotions that come with letting go. Nicky, struggling with guilt and insecurity, must confront the harsh reality that perhaps his vision of family no longer aligns with his son's well-being. Gabriel, brimming with paternal tenderness and determination, fights not just for himself but for the future he believes their child deserves.
Through intricate performances and tender moments, the film delves into the complexities of fatherhood beyond the traditional mold. It challenges societal expectations and celebrates the multifaceted nature of love within a family. We see Nicky, despite his flaws, navigate the heartache of relinquishing a part of himself while recognizing the selfless strength it takes to prioritize his son's happiness. Gabriel, in turn, emerges as an idol of stability and unwavering devotion, showcasing the unyielding power of a father's love.
"Our Son" is more than just a story about a dissolving marriage; it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the unwavering bonds that transcend legal battles and societal judgment. It is a poignant reminder that sometimes, the truest act of love lies in understanding when to let go, knowing that letting another take the helm might be the greatest gift you can give your child.

Our Son

Our Son (2023)

Tatyana Ali

Whitney Able

Robin Riker

Jesse Kove

Travel columnist Sonny Kravitz and her ex-boyfriend Kip are forced to team up to help their best friends Bree and Jarod get engaged. The four return to Sonny's parents' snowy chalet and set up twelve holiday traditions.

The Holiday Proposal Plan

The Holiday Proposal Plan (2023)

Jennifer Gibson

Jean Yoon

Jayne Eastwood

Shay is trying to succeed as a perfumer, and her niche is creating individual perfumes for each person. Her first store failed, and now she works from a small storage space at a storage company while also doing side gigs for a catering company. She is also attempting to recreate an antique perfume often referred to as a love potion. When she accidentally spills one of her attempts on Austin, who works for the perfume company that took over Shay's store location, and he falls madly in love with her, she believes it's the perfume that has affected him.

Making Scents of Love

Making Scents of Love (2023)

Kathryn Davis

Richard Waugh

Olivier Renaud

Robin Craig

During a business trip, event planner Kayley and sports agent Brett find themselves unable to fly home for Christmas due to a snowstorm. Determined to get back to NYC by Christmas Eve, the two team up and try to make their own way home.

Planes, Trains, and Christmas Trees

Planes, Trains, and Christmas Trees (2022)

Peter Hogg

James Gardner

Becky Sidey

Robin Shergold

A former nurse who lost her sight has gained the ability to see and speak to ghosts.

Broken Eyes

Broken Eyes (2023)

Hayley Mills

Barry Foster

Timothy West

Robin Parkinson

In London, twenty-two-year-old Martin Durnley (Hywel Bennett) lives with his well-off mother and stepfather, Enid (Phyllis Calvert) and Henry Durnley (Frank Finlay), the latter who earns a living as a banker. Martin is the only connection his institutionalized older brother Pete has to the family, Pete who has Down Syndrome, and who is not expected to live much longer out of natural course. Enid has long coddled Martin in her gratitude that he did not have Down Syndrome, while Martin and Henry do not get along in Henry's belief that Martin has a sense of entitlement. Martin is mentally disturbed, as demonstrated when he meets by chance Susan Harper (Hayley Mills), who is going to school to become a teacher and who has come home temporarily working at a library while she continues her studies. Her divorced mother, Joan Harper (Billie Whitelaw), takes in boarders both as income and for company (in many aspects of the word) especially while Susan is away. Her two current boarders are crass Gerry Henderson (Barry Foster), with whom Joan does occasionally share her bed, and Indian national Shashie Kumar (Salmaan Peerzada), who works at a nearby teaching hospital as an intern. Martin presents himself to Susan as mentally slow "Georgie Clifford" - always referring to himself in the third person - who Susan takes under her wing as "Georgie", enacting an elaborate plan, does whatever he can to insinuate himself into Susan's life in his romantic infatuation with her. In Martin's psychopathy, he has the potential to harm anyone who frustrates him which thus places the lives of Susan and those around her in danger if they do anything against "Georgie".—Huggo

Twisted Nerve

Twisted Nerve (1968)

Robin

Tanu Grewal

Prito

Goldboy

A young boy, who does not know his father, meets and then lies that his mother's ex-boyfriend is his father.

Munda Southall DA

Munda Southall DA (2023)

Tim Rozon

Neil Napier

Robin Wilcock

Kent McQuaid

Dead-tired, Karen, a young psychiatric nurse, catches the last subway train of the night. Before long, she finds herself trapped, along with a handful of other late-night passengers, fighting for their lives against the murderous zealots of a doomsday cult. Now, as the bodies start piling up, Karen, and the rest of the lucky survivors, must fight tooth-and-nail to stay alive, facing the unknown, and the impending apocalypse. But, at the end of the line, there is no place to go but down.—Nick Riganas

End of the Line

End of the Line (2007)

Heather McMahan

Robin McMahan

Heather McMahan tackles body image, drugs, sex, fertility, grief, and so much more in her eagerly awaited debut special.

Heather McMahan: Son I Never Had

Heather McMahan: Son I Never Had (2023)

Alice Belaïdi

Annelise Hesme

Rémy Roubakha

Nicolas Robin

When two people who no longer believe in love find each other, nothing can get in the way of their blossoming romance - except for a playful farce of miscues, meddling, and mistaken identity.

Hôtel Normandy

Hôtel Normandy (2013)

Richard Gere

Al Pacino

Clint Eastwood

This documentary captures the life story of legendary Hollywood producer and studio chief Robert Evans. The first actor to ever to run a film studio, Robert Evans' film career started in 1956, poolside at the Beverly Hills Hotel. His good looks, charm and overwhelming confidence captured the eye of screen legend Norma Shearer, who offered him a film role. After a glamorous--but short-lived--career as a movie star, Evans tried out producing. At the age of 34, with no producing credits to his name, he landed a job as chief of production at Paramount Pictures. Evans ran the studio from 1966-1974. During his tenure, he was responsible for such revolutionary films as The Godfather, Rosemary's Baby, Love Story, The Odd Couple, Harold and Maude and Chinatown. By the early '80s, the Golden Boy of Hollywood was losing his luster. After a failed marriage to Ali MacGraw, a cocaine bust and rumored involvement with the Cotton Club murder, he disappeared into near-obscurity. Only through tremendous will and uncanny luck did he once again rise as the kid who stays in the picture.—Sujit R. Varma

The Kid Stays in the Picture

The Kid Stays in the Picture (2002)

Robert Florey

Ann Doran

Alan Hale

Wallace Beery

Amid big-budget medieval pageantry, King Richard goes on the Crusades leaving his brother Prince John as regent, who promptly emerges as a cruel, grasping, treacherous tyrant. Apprised of England's peril by message from his lady-love Marian, the dashing Earl of Huntingdon endangers his life and honor by returning to oppose John, but finds himself and his friends outlawed, and Marian apparently dead. Enter Robin Hood, acrobatic champion of the oppressed, laboring to set things right through swash buckling feats and cliffhanging perils!—Rod Crawford

Robin Hood

Robin Hood (1922)

Tom Riley

Danny Glover

Khandi Alexander

When a struggling writer, HIV positive for 20+ years, accidentally deposits a $100 birthday check, he is dropped from his health plan for earning too much. In this new era of sort-of universal care, can he take on a helpless bureaucracy or come up with $3000 a month to buy meds on his own?

Pushing Dead

Pushing Dead (2016)

Aaron Ashmore

Lindy Booth

Nathan West

After joining the Skulls, Ryan Sommers (Robin Dunne) is warned not to betray any secrets about the organization or its high-powered members. However, when Ryan witnesses a murder within the Skulls' private chambers, he finds that the closer he gets to revealing the truth - the more dangerous life becomes.—Schleppy

The Skulls II

The Skulls II (2002)

Robin Tunney

Adam Scott

Kimberly Huie

Gale Harold

Michael Brown's birthday begins with a telephone call from his estranged, drug addicted brother Tobey. Tobey is totally unaware that it is his older brother's birthday, but he is very aware that his car is broken, and he begs Michael to drive him on various apparently legitimate, vital errands. As Bruce Springsteen has astutely noted, "a man who turns his back on his family just ain't no good". So Michael puts off his seemingly romantic birthday plans, and with his brother embarks on a sketchy, meandering day long odyssey though the mysteries of Los Angeles County. As the day wears on, it becomes clear that this drive will lead them to some very unexpected destinations.—Passenger Side

Passenger Side

Passenger Side (2009)

Giles Alderson

Andy Gibbins

Robin Burton

Gil Sutherland

March 2004. The artist known as Banksy illegally erects a ten-foot statue in a small square off Shaftsbury Avenue in central London. Titled 'The Drinker', this sculpture is a replica of Rodin's 'The Thinker' - with a traffic cone placed on its head. The only clue as to who put it there is a stencil on the plinth that merely says 'Banksy'. Then, one day, in broad daylight, masked thieves pull up with a flatbed truck and cart 'The Drinker' away - a reporter from a national newspaper receives a ransom note from a man calling himself AK47, claiming to represent a group of 'art terrorists' calling themselves 'ART KAIDA' After several years back and forth between the media, Banksy and Art Kaida, it is alleged that the artist called Banksy 'arranged' for the statue to be destroyed by any means necessary... Now, after all this time, it seems that AK47 is about to breathe new life into the saga.—christine alderson

The Banksy Job

The Banksy Job (2016)

John Carpenter

Guillermo del Toro

Neil Gaiman

Robin Atkin Downes

A chronicle of the life, work and mind that created the Cthulhu mythos.

Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown

Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown (2008)

In this comedy special taped at DAR Constitution Hall, his first solo special on the network in seven years, Williams covers such topics as global warming, sex and politics, the state of health care in the country (suggesting a cash for clunkers program for elderly relatives, among other things), drugs - recreational and otherwise - and more personal topics, including his recent heart surgery.—HBO Publicity

Robin Williams: Weapons of Self Destruction

Robin Williams: Weapons of Self Destruction (2009)

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