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Picnic at Hanging Rock

Haunting and enigmatic, this Australian classic tells the story of a school outing gone mysteriously wrong. On Valentine’s Day in 1900, a group of girls from a boarding school set out for a picnic at the ancient Hanging Rock. When several of them vanish without explanation, the idyllic day turns into a chilling mystery that unsettles the entire community. With dreamlike cinematography and an atmosphere thick with dread and beauty, Picnic at Hanging Rock is an unforgettable meditation on desire, repression, and the unknown.

BMX Bandits

Three friends uncover a stash of stolen police walkie-talkies, only to become the target of a gang of crooks determined to get them back. To escape, the teens rely on their BMX bikes, tearing through the streets, beaches, and quarries of Sydney in a series of daring stunts and thrilling chases. Directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith, the film bursts with energy, humor, and youthful rebellion. Featuring one of Nicole Kidman’s earliest screen roles, it has become a family-friendly cult favorite of the 1980s.

Outdoors

Gili and Yaara decide to leave the city and have a fresh start, building a house in the countryside of the Galilee. But while their dream house is being built, the foundations of their relationship slowly collapse.

Randy Rides Alone

Framed for murder after walking into a saloon massacre, a lone cowboy must clear his name and expose the real killers behind a ruthless outlaw gang. John Wayne stars in this fast-paced early Western, bringing grit and determination to the role of the wronged drifter. With Alberta Vaughn as his ally and George “Gabby” Hayes adding colorful support, Randy Rides Alone is a classic B-Western packed with action, intrigue, and frontier justice.