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Firehouse

Tensions ignite inside a racially divided New York fire station as firefighters are forced to put aside their differences when lives hang in the balance. Starring Richard Roundtree, Vince Edwards, and Lou Antonio, the film combines action-packed rescue sequences with social drama, tackling themes of prejudice, teamwork, and courage under pressure. Gritty and timely, Firehouse delivers both thrilling spectacle and a powerful message about unity in the face of danger.

La Barraca

This classic is recognized as one of Mexico's Top 25 movies of all time! Director, Gavaldón, adapted the 1895 novel by Vicente Blasco Ibánez (Blood and Sand) for this movie. In rural Spain, a new family arrives in town to work a parcel (barraca), the townsfolk are very hostile to the idea of another working the land that once belonged to one of them.

Fight Night

Blood, and broken bones is a part of being an underground fighter, but for L.G., Jeremy and Conrado there is much more to it. For them it's a way out, it's a way to support a family, and a way to carry on a tradition. However, Mack and Napoleon, the two men running the fights for their gambling website, see the fighters as dogs, expendable, and a cheap way to entertain their online audience.

Crippled Avengers

Four men brutalized by a ruthless warlord – left blind, mute, crippled, and mentally broken – join forces to train in martial arts and seek revenge. Directed by Shaw Brothers legend Chang Cheh, Crippled Avengers is a hard-hitting kung fu classic featuring the iconic “Venom Mob” in a story of resilience, brotherhood, and justice.