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Moon Over Harlem

A classic of early African American cinema, this gripping crime drama dives into love, betrayal, and corruption in Harlem’s nightlife. When a scheming gangster seduces and marries a wealthy widow, her fortune – and her family – become targets of his ruthless plans. Tensions explode as her daughter and community fight to break free from his control. Blending melodrama with social commentary, Moon Over Harlem offers a rare glimpse of Harlem’s vibrancy in the 1930s and remains an important piece of Black film history.

Christmas Mountain - The Story of a Cowboy Angel

This film offers a heartwarming blend of holiday magic and cowboy adventure, weaving a captivating tale that will enchant audiences of all ages. With stunning cinematography and a charming cast, this film delivers a delightful Christmas story with a unique twist, leaving viewers with a warm glow and a renewed sense of wonder.

Meet John Doe

A desperate newspaper stunt spirals into a nationwide movement when a drifter agrees to pose as the fictional “John Doe,” a symbol of the common man. Gary Cooper stars as the reluctant hero, while Barbara Stanwyck shines as the reporter behind the scheme. With Edward Arnold as a scheming tycoon and Walter Brennan as the voice of conscience, Frank Capra’s Meet John Doe is a timely and heartfelt story about hope, cynicism, and the power of ordinary people.

The Outlaw

Western legends Pat Garrett, Doc Holliday and Billy the Kid are played against each other over the law and the attentions of vivacious country vixen Rio McDonald.