in theaters on my screens

The Grizzlie Truth

Can. 2022. Documentary by Kathleen S. Jayme. An investigation into the brief and unfortunate history of the Vancouver Grizzlies American football team, from the NBA offices to the confidences of former players.

Runtime: 97 min.

in theaters on my screens

Never Steady, Never Still

Can. 2017. Drama by Kathleeen Hepburn with Shirley Henderson, Théodore Pellerin, Mary Galloway. When her husband dies suddenly, a British Columbian woman with Parkinson’s disease finds her son, an oil company employee in Alberta, struggling with his sexuality.

Runtime: 112 min.

in theaters on my screens

Bad City

Can. 2014. Mores comedy by Carl Bessai with Aaron Brooks, Dustin Milligan, Amanda Crew. Run by a dangerous madman, a city is plagued by an upsurge in youth deaths caused by a new and very harmful recreational drug.

Runtime: 100 min.

in theaters on my screens

The Blues Brothers

U.S. 1980. Comedy by John Landis with John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Carrie Fisher.

Runtime: 133 min.

in theaters on my screens

Adios Amigo

U.S. 1976. Western by Fred Williamson with Williamson, Richard Pryor, James Brown. A black criminal manages to escape hanging thanks to the intervention of a crook who is constantly be in his way.

Runtime: 87 min.

in theaters on my screens

The Secret Sex Lives of Romeo and Juliet

U.S. 1969. Mores comedy by A.P. Stootsberry with Forman Shane, Dicora Carse, James Brown. The love life of a couple of teenagers whose families hate each other.

Runtime: 96 min.

in theaters on my screens

Targets

U.S. 1968. Thriller by Peter Bogdanovich with Boris Karloff, Tom O'Kelly, Nancy Hsueh. An unstable man commits a few murders and then takes refuge behind the screen of a drive-in movie theatre where the last film by a retired actor is playing.

Runtime: 92 min.

in theaters on my screens

20,000 Eyes

U.S. 1961. Crime drama by Jack Leewood with Gene Nelson, Merry Anders, James Brown.

Runtime: 61 min.

in theaters on my screens

When the Clock Strikes

U.S. 1961. Crime drama by Edward L. Cahn with James Brown, Merry Anders, Henry Corden.

Runtime: 72 min.

in theaters on my screens

Gun Street

Égy. 1961. Western by Edward L. Cahn with James Brown, Jean Willes, John Clarke.

Runtime: 65 min.

in theaters on my screens

Police Dog Story

U.S. 1961. Crime drama by Edward L. Cahn with James Brown, Merry Anders, Barry Kelly.

Runtime: 61 min.

in theaters on my screens

Wings of Chance

U.S. 1961. Adventures by Edward Dew with James Brown, Francis Rofferty, Richard Tretter. In Western Canada, a plane pilot falls alone in the middle of a forest.

Runtime: 76 min.

in theaters on my screens

Five Guns to Tombstone

U.S. 1961. Western by Edward L. Cahn with James Brown, John Wilder, Walter Coy.

Runtime: 71 min.

in theaters on my screens

Gun Fight

U.S. 1961. Western by Edward L. Cahn with James Brown, Joan Staley, Gregg Palmer. On his way to the West, a young man learns that his brother has become a bandit.

Runtime: 68 min.

in theaters on my screens

Rin Tin Tin, Hero of the West

U.S. 1955. Western by Earl Bellamy, Charles S. Gould, Douglas Heyes, Don McDougall, Robert G. Walker with Lee Aaker, James Brown, Joe Sawyer. A dog adopted by the Fort Apache rider rescues his young master, a stallion, and a Native American.

Runtime: 75 min.

in theaters on my screens

Objective, Burma!

U.S. 1944. War drama by Raoul Walsh with Errol Flynn, William Prince, James Brown. In Burma, paratroopers on a mission behind enemy lines try to return to their regiment.

Runtime: 142 min.

in theaters on my screens

Air Force

U.S. 1943. War drama by Howard Hawks with John Garfield, Gig Young, Harry Carey. The experiences of an American bomber crew at the beginning of World War II in the Pacific.

Runtime: 124 min.

in theaters on my screens

Corvette K-225

U.S. 1943. War drama by Richard Rosson with Randolph Scott, James Brown, Ella Raines. A Canadian naval officer is given command of a warship assigned to a convoy across the Atlantic.

Runtime: 98 min.