Two is a Family is weapons-grade heart-tugger
A HAPPY-go-lucky playboy living it large on the Côte d’Azur — played by the biggest movie star of African descent on the planet — has a one-night stand that propels him into fatherhood.
Leigh Paatsch
Delightful French kids’ adventure the trilogy final
BELLE & Sebastian: Friends for Life — the third in a wonderful series — has Sebastian’s family planning to leave their idyllic home in the Alps now the troubled WWII times are behind them. But the 12-year-old is still doing it tough.
Hotel Transylvania is the goodtime goofing-off kids need
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The true story of being lost at sea for 41 days
ADRIFT, a compelling, based-on-a-true-story survivalist yarn, captures the emotional trauma felt during 41 days of being marooned on a half-wrecked boat after a hurricane hits in the Pacific. It’ll put you through the ringer, and then some.
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