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Stolen Good

Shot on location amid the gorgeous backdrops of New Zealand's southern Alps, the mighty Sierras of Lake Tahoe, oceanside on Cape Cod and the California coasts, Stolen Good is a spectacularly beautiful movie filled with the non-stop action of screeching stolen cars, helicopter riding at 12,000 feet and amazing stunt work of professional snowboarders performed by the lead actors themselves. The director, Russ Jaquith, has lived the snowboarder lifestyle, photographed six films around the globe and captured the authentic lives of professional snowboarders. This film shares all of it: the danger, the adrenaline, the pursuit of pro rider glory and the consequences.

Katherine

During the political upheaval of the 1960s, a privileged college student is drawn from peaceful protest into radical extremism, risking everything for her beliefs. Sissy Spacek gives a powerful early performance as Katherine, capturing both the passion and tragedy of her transformation, while Henry Winkler co-stars as the conflicted friend who struggles to reach her. Katherine is a gripping political drama that explores the fine line between idealism and destruction.

The St. Louis Bank Robbery

A gang of hardened criminals recruits a college football star to help pull off an ambitious bank heist, but suspicion and double-crosses threaten the plan. Steve McQueen, in one of his earliest leading roles, anchors this gritty crime drama based on an actual 1953 robbery attempt in St. Louis. Blending documentary-style realism with tense storytelling, The St. Louis Bank Robbery is a raw, suspenseful look at greed, betrayal, and the high cost of crime.

Death of a Soldier

In wartime Melbourne, a shocking series of murders reveals that the killer is an American serviceman stationed with Allied troops. James Coburn anchors the film as Major Patrick Dannenberg, the officer assigned to defend the soldier in court, despite the explosive political stakes. Reb Brown portrays the disturbed private whose crimes threaten both local trust and international relations, while Bill Hunter adds depth as an Australian investigator. Directed by Philippe Mora, the film mixes courtroom drama with historical crime thriller, exposing the dark undercurrents beneath the camaraderie of World War II.