5 Takeaways for September:
5. It's a teen oriented sort of month as we get an American Pie spinoff (The Book of Love featuring Bug Hall), Bratz: The Movie based on the line of dolls, and Road Trip which explores a college road trip to recover a tape. They all appear on the first. Adding or subtracting a few years adds new seasons of Freeform series Baby Daddy and Young and Hungry as well as Milk Money where a bunch of teens pool their money to get a woman to reveal herself to them leads to love between her and one teen's father.
Fortunately, the class of the month is the "classic" Footloose which combines a modern sensibility of rebellion in a town that appears to be stuck in the 1950s. It's definitely a toe tapping good time.
4. Middling month for originals. No A list titles for Netflix originals this month as we make do with a new season of drug cartel drama Narcos, a new Marvel series in Luke Cage and a Joe Swanberg series called Easy. There's some standup as both Cedric the Entertainer and Iliza Shlesinger come through with new specials. There's also various series old and new for kids/teens including Kulipari, Kazoops, and Lost and Found Studios. Foodies can enjoy a new course of French cuisine as a new season arrives fairly early.
But it's the selection of films and documentaries that could surprise. Several documentaries led by the Tribeca winning Extremis as well as originals The White Helmets, Audrie and Daisy, and Amanda Knox all appear this month. Under fictional fare, we have ARQ, a sci-fi thriller led by The Flash's Robbie Amell.
3. Some New fare led by Disney which we finally taste the first fruit of the much hyped about contract between Netflix and Disney. Both The Finest Hours (which I suspected) and Zootopia (which I didn't) will start streaming this month. I'm looking forward to the latter because I heard that it's quite good and could be a serious contender for Best Animated Film at the Oscars (if Finding Dory doesn't win it).
Outside of Disney, highlights include The Imitation Game which was a multiple Oscar nominee for its look inside the life of World War 2 codebreaker Alan Turing, Bayou Maharajah which is a documentary exploring the life of talented but troubled jazz pianist James Booker, Raiders! which is about several friends remaking Raiders of the Lost Ark scene for scene, and big action sequel London Has Fallen. For some reason, we're also graced with the return of 3 Days to Kill, a film which I found to be enjoyable even as its parts never meshed into a whole.
2. Some classic gems are led by Jaws, which I'm guessing is the first time it's appeared here. But yeah, it feels like a good end of summer treat as several people are tasked with eliminating a shark from disturbing the shores of a small tourist town in the heat of summer. I feel as though you can skip the sequels unless you have to know what happens next. Also pleased by the arrival/return of Saving Private Ryan, a first rate drama about a group of soldiers tasked with rescuing a soldier who has lost his brothers to war. Other highlights this month include the multicultural dramas Babel and Crash, the fascinating documentary Man on Wire, and the trainwreck appeal of Nicolas Cage's Wicker Man. Oh, not the bees!
A note that this is a good month to be a fan of actress Queen Latifah as both her likable remake of Last Holiday and her musical dramedy Joyful Noise appears on September 1. May have to check Noise out in full, but I can vouch for Last Holiday and you will root for her to succeed.
Finally let's not forget some 1980s films that are for those in the mood for sheer enjoyment. Other than Footloose which was mentioned earlier, we also have Top Gun to pump the adrenaline.
1. Hope you like TV as many series add new seasons and several newcomers appear on our streams. Highlights include new seasons of The Blacklist, The Walking Dead, Gotham, The New Girl, Bones, Family Guy, Portlandia, and Scream. If your tastes run to foreign fare, new seasons of The IT Crowd, Luther, Wallender, and Call the Midwife are coming as well. Surprising debuts last month from Showtime refugees Shameless and Penny Dreadful have new seasons to look forward to as well as the former adds the most recent two full seasons and the latter adds the final season.
Among series that debut in September, highlights include the heroic Supergirl and the musical drama of Galavant as both seasons drop. Plus there's the exclusive debut of I Am the Ambassador that focuses on the day to day operations and personal life of an American ambassador to Denmark.
That should be enough TV to get you through to the new fall season.
Movies:
September 1:
99: For two unlucky deliquents, a series of misadventures develops when they attempt to collect a debt for their boss; with Kunal Khemu.
American Pie Presents The Book of Love: Three young men find the titular book and dream of losing their virginity, but the tome is missing some key information; with Bug Hall and Kevin M. Horton.
The Amityville Horror (2005): The Lutz family moves into a new home with a gory past and a legacy of demons. Horror ensues; with Ryan Reynolds and Melissa George.
Babel: A random act of violence against an American couple on vacation in Morocco has wide reaching effects for various people in four continents; with Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett.
Bayou Maharajah: Documentary focuses on the musical genius and personal troubles of New Orleans piano player James Booker; with Harry Connick, Jr. and Hugh Laurie.
Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey: The not so bright best friends enter into the Battle of the Bands to save the future and heavy metal while fending off a dastardly tyrant; with Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter.
Bill Hicks: Sane Man: A rare onstage performance finds the comic, who was facing a turning point in his career, spouting off on a variety of topics in this 1989 special.
Bon Bini Holland: An amiable con artist angers gangsters in Curacao and flees to Holland where he's torn between a good woman and a new scheme; with Teun Kuilboer.
Bratz: The Movie: Four best friends find themselves divided by high school cliques but are determined to bring them closer together in this film.
Burn, Burn, Burn: Two twentysomething best friends take a revealing road trip to spread the ashes of their dear friend; with Laura Carmichael and Chloe Pirrie.
Can You Dig This: Documentary explores the efforts made by "gangster" growers to use innovative urban gardening techniques to blossom hope on the residents of Compton.
Cats and Dogs: When a professor develops a vaccine that eliminates human allergies to dogs, the careful peace between cats and dogs is disturbed; with Jeff Goldblum and voice of Tobey Maguire.
City 40: Documentary uses secret filming to delve the limits of a Russian city whose residents are bound to a bizarre nuclear arrangement.
Consumed: A concerned mother does an investigation when her son starts to suffer from mysterious health issues leading towards the world of genetically modified food; with Zoe Lister-Jones and Victor Garber.
The Curse of the Jade Scorpion: An insurance investigator and an efficiency expert go into hypnosis during a dinner theater and become unwitting pawns in a jewel heist; with Woody Allen and Helen Hunt.
D-Day: Dramatization, vivid imagery, and archival footage are used to spotlight various people involved in the momentous D-Day event; with Ian Holm and David Lyon.
Defiance: Action packed drama based on true story about four brothers who protect over 1,000 Jewish refugees during World War 2; with Daniel Craig and Liev Schreiber.
Dukhtar: Young mother embarks on a desperate quest for freedom when she kidnaps her young daughter to save her from a tribal marriage; with Mohib Mizra and Samiya Mumtaz.
Figaro Pho: In this animated tale, a quirky little boy has a whole alphabet's worth of phobias which is followed from A to Z.
The First Monday in May: Documentary examines the 2014 China-themed Met Gala, a notable global fashion event with various celebrities.
Footloose (1984): Urban transplant to a small rural town and a few people he befriends decide to host a school dance in violation of town laws that prohibit dancing; with Kevin Bacon and John Lithgow.
Full of Grace: Mary of Nazareth imparts wisdom and reflects on her life to the disciples of Jesus as they establish the foundations of Christianity; with Noam Jenkins and Bahia Haifi.
Full Out: A gymnast whose dreams of Olympic glory are derailed after a debilitating accident finds new purpose in the world of hip hop and college athletics; with Jennifer Beals and Ana Golja.
Hector: A homeless Scotsman on the way to London to meet up with friends before Christmas attempts to connect with the family he left behind; with Peter Mullan and Keith Allen.
High Rise: A man moves into a luxurious skyscraper in 1970s London and finds himself mixed up in class warfare between the elites in the upper floors and the working class on the lower ones. Sounds like Snowpiercer on a skyscraper; with Tom Hiddleston and Jeremy Irons.
Holy Hell: An ex-member of a California cult charts how he went from true believer to disenfranchised when disturbing developments about its leader come to light in this documentary.
Hoot: A middle schooler makes friends upon moving to Florida and they work to protect a colony of endangered owls from greedy developers; with Logan Lerman and Cody Linley.
Hope Floats: Upon learning of her husband's infidelity on national TV, a young mother attempts to pick up the pieces of her life back in her hometown; with Sandra Bullock and Harry Connick Jr.
Jaws: Insatiable great white shark terrorizes an island during the summer, leading the town's police chief, an oceanographer, and a grizzled shark hunter to destroy the beast; with Roy Scheider and Richard Dreyfuss.
Jaws 2: Thanks to missing divers and a boating accident, the police chief in Amity Island suspects that a shark is responsible; with Roy Scheider and Lorraine Gary.
Jaws 3: A baby great white shark ends up in a theme park causing the manager to use it as a new exhibit. Fine, until its mother looks for him. In 3D; with Dennis Quaid and Bess Armstrong.
Jaws: The Revenge: Another deadly shark attack causes Ellen Brody to move from Amity Island to the Caribbean, but she didn't come alone; with Michael Caine and Lorraine Gary.
Joyful Noise: Major differences of opinion between the two leaders of a small town choir threaten to make a sour note during a national competition; with Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah.
Keepers of the Game: An all Native American girls lacrosse team attempts to change tribal minds about gender roles as they compete for a championship in this hard hitting documentary.
Kiss Me: Mia attends her estranged father's engagement party where sparks fly between her and her soon to be stepsister; with Lena Endre.
Last Holiday (2006): When Georgia learns she has a short amount of time to live, she takes off to Europe to spend her last months with grace; with Queen Latifah and LL Cool J.
Like You Mean It: Mark and Jonah want to work on their relationship, although their love feels more like a missed connection; with Philipp Karner and Denver Milford.
Live and Let Live: Documentary explores man's complex relationship to animals and the choice by some to embrace veganism, including a restaurant owner and an Olympian.
Los Punks: We Are All We Have: Documentary explores the Latino punk scene in Los Angeles featuring raucous energy and bond forming in kinetic backyard shows.
Man on Wire: Astonishing but true story of how Philippe Petit planned for and pulled off a high risk walk between New York's Twin Towers is the focus of this documentary.
Milk Money: Three boys travel to the city on a quest to find a woman to undress for them. A prostitute is willing to fulfill their quest and one of the boy's fathers ends up falling for her. Curdled; with Melanie Griffith and Ed Harris.
Miss Lovely: Two brothers make their living turning out trashy, illicit, low rent Bollywood films during the 1980s until one is inspired by an aspiring actress to direct on his own; with Nawazzudin Siddiqui
A Noble Intention: A headstrong violin maker in 1888 Amsterdam finds himself deep in peril and tragedy after standing up to businessmen who threaten his community; with Jacob Derwig.
Nothing in Return: Madrid teen in a dysfunctional family decides to skip school and help his friend raise bail money for a shop owner who fences stolen bike parts.
OFF COURSE (aka Perdiendo el Norte): Swayed by a TV commercial, two Spaniards frustrated by the uselessness of their college degrees head to Berlin but finds out all is not as it seemed; with Yon Gonzalez and Julian Lopez.
Placebo: Experimental documentary examines one of India's top medical colleges where the pressure has lead to violence and suicide.
Practical Magic: Two sisters are modern day witches, but their love lives are threatened by a curse that threatens those interested in them; with Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman.
Road Trip: When the friends of a college student accidentally mail a tape proving his infidelity, they hit the road to stop the tape from reaching its destination; with Breckin Meyer and Tom Green.
A Royal Night Out: Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret are freed from their royal trappings to celebrate that night when World War 2 ended in Europe; with Sarah Gadon and Rupert Everett.
Sam Kinison: Breaking the Rules: Sex, Drugs, Marriage, Religion, Famine. All are fair play for one-time preacher Kinison who offers unexpected insight using at times surprising volume in this stand up special.
Saving Private Ryan: For a captain and eight of his soldiers, the mission becomes rescuing the lone surviving brother of a band of siblings who died in the war effort; with Tom Hanks and Matt Damon.
Scary Movie 2: The first sequel of the horror comedy franchise tackles haunted house movies; with Anna Faris and Marlon Wayans.
Sea Fog: The crew members of a fishing vessel that is threatened with being sold off decide to smuggle illegal immigrants to Korea in exchange for money; with Seong-kun Mun.
Seve: The Movie: Biographical docudrama tells the story of famed golfer Seve Ballesteros from his childhood to his professional career; with Jose Luis Gutierrez.
Sleeping Giant: A shy teenager vacationing on Lake Superior with his parents, find his summer enlivened when he befriends his reckless, debauchery loving, bad apple cousins; with Jackson Martin.
Stomp the Yard: After ending up in jail, a gifted street dancer agrees to join at a black college in Atlanta to avoid juvenile hall; with Columbus Short and Meagan Good.
Street Fight (2005): Documentary explores the tumultuous 2002 mayoral election in Newark, New Jersey between the incumbent and upstart politician Cory Booker.
Sweaty Betty: Semi-improvised tales involving a pig and a dog offer an offbeat look at life in a suburb of Washington, DC; with Rico Mitchell and Seth Dubose
Sweeney Todd: A barber falsely imprisoned for murder decides to get his revenge with the help of a pie baker; with Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter.
Top Gun: Hotshot pilot attempts to balance life, responsibility, and a romantic affair while attempting to compete at a Navy flight school; with Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis.
Toro: The brother of an ex-con and his former partner in crime make a desperate plea for help that could result in Toro going back behind bars...if he survives; with Mario Casas and Luis Tosar.
Trainer!: Sports documentary goes behind the scenes of three young German professional soccer coaches over the course of one season.
True Grit (1969): Teenage tomboy enlists the help of crusty lawman Rooster Cogburn to track down the hired hand that killed her father; with John Wayne and Glen Campbell.
U-571: American submarine crew is tasked with recovering a sophisticated encryption machine from a sunk German submarine. But plans go awry; with Matthew McConaughey and Bill Paxton.
We Need to Talk: Things are going well for a happy woman and her new beau, but she learns that she has to get divorce papers from her depressed ex before she can go further; with Michelle Jenner.
The Wicker Man (2006): California cop looks into the disappearance of a young girl and finds answers in a secluded island in this reboot of the 1973 classic; with Nicolas Cage and Ellen Burstyn.
Women He's Undressed: Hollywood costume designer Orry-Kelly is the focus of this documentary as historical footage, re-enactments, and recollections from Hollywood stars tell the story.
September 2:
Father's Chair: Driven, unhappy Brazilian doctor sets off on a quest to find his shy teen son who has mysteriously gone missing; with Wagner Moura and Lima Duerte.
Manhole: A young kidnap victim and the kidnapper's sister plot a desperate escape from a lair located beneath a manhole before the kidnapper can return; with Duek-mun Choi.
Queen of the Night: A geeky man finds his ideal wife in a lovely, talented woman, but he's shocked at revelations involving her secret past; with Dae-han Ji.
Waffle Street: Desperate for a job, a former hedge fund manager shaken by his role in the 2008 financial crisis takes on the job of server at a waffle diner; with James Lafferty and Danny Glover.
September 3:
Jiu ceng yao ta (aka Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe): After a shadowy archaeological dig in the mountains is rocked by an explosion, a young soldier deals with lethal beasts and a death defying mystery; with Mark Chao.
Mad Tiger: Confusion and antipathy reign between two best friends when one of them decides to quit an outlandish punk band founded by the both of them in this documentary.
September 5:
Bang Gang: Group of bored teens play increasingly wild sex games, but learn that their emotions aren't as willing to play as their bodies are; with Finnegan Oldfield and Marilyn Lima. No Longer Streaming as of September 11
Invoked: In an abandoned hostel in Ireland, five partiers vanish after getting drunk. Lucky for us, a camcorder reveals what happened; with Patrick Murphy and Ciara Rose Burke.
September 6:
August Winds: Shirley has a fling with Jeison where she moves to his windswept seaside town, but time, tides, and a dead body erode their youthful dispositions; with Dandara de Morais.
Boi Neon (aka Neon Bull): A cowhand wrangles rodeo bulls by day and follows his secret dreams by creating sensual outfits for an erotic dancer at night; with Juliano Cazarre and Alyne Santana.
Crash (2005): During the course of 36 hours in post 9/11 Los Angeles, the lives of people from various backgrounds collide with each other leading to increased tensions. Weak Best Picture winner; with Sandra Bullock and Don Cheadle.
The Dead Room: After chasing a terror stricken family out of a lonely farmhouse, a ghost turns its wrath on a team of investigators who investigate the paranormal goings-on; with Jed Brophy and Jeffrey Thomas.
Desde alla (aka From Afar): Armando turns to street punks for gratification until an encounter with Elder sparks an emotional life changing connection for them both; with Alfredo Casto and Luis Silva.
Elstree 1976: Documentary looks at how the Star Wars phenomenon changed the lives of bit players who appeared in the first film.
The Finest Hours: A Coast Guard team is tasked with a dangerous search and rescue when two oil tankers are ripped apart during a furious Atlantic Ocean storm. And the Disney deal officially begins; with Chris Pine and Casey Affleck.
Hard Target 2: A former MMA champion is lured to the jungle with promises of a big payday but finds himself the prey in a lethal, high tech hunt. The Most Dangerous Game; with Scott Adkins and Robert Knepper.
Honey 3: A dancer leaves a prestigious school to stage a hip hop themed Romeo and Juliet that tests friendships and pushes the casts to their limits. Wait, there was a Honey 2? And it's on Netflix; with Cassie Ventura and Kenny Wormald.
In-Lawfully Yours: Recently divorced New Yorker moves to a small town to start fresh where she falls for a local pastor who happens to be her ex's brother in law. Thanksgiving just got awkward; with Chelsey Crisp and Joe Williamson.
RL Stine's Mostly Ghostly: One Night in Doom House: Max tries to help his two ghost friends find their parents where he finds an enchanted crystal and stumbles onto a nefarious plot by a phantom; with Corey Fogelmanis and Sophie Reynolds.
September 8:
We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists: Documentary explores the radical collective known as Anonymous who have defined civil disobedience for the digital age.
September 9:
Jandino: Whatever It Takes: Comedian Jandino Asporaat examines the challenges of raising kids and rouses the audience with his rendition of Sex on Fire during his stand up special.
September 10:
Bald Mountain: Two best friends head for Serra Pelada with dreams of getting rich during the 1980 Brazilian gold rush but greed threatens their plans.
Oh My God!: During the first day of Carnival, residents of a Bahian slum in Brazil are disturbed to learn that the building owner shut off the water to halt the party.
Saneamento Basico, O Filme (aka Basic Sanitation, The Movie): Brazilian villagers who learn that their town lacks funding for a sewage system decide to make a short sci-fi monster film about the problem.
September 11:
Lolo: Violette's 20 year old son tasks himself with trying the undermine the blossoming relationship between his mother and her new lover she met on holiday; with Vincent Lacoste and Julie Delpy.
September 13:
Adjust Your Color: The Truth of Petey Green: Documentary on how a Washington DC disc jockey and public access TV host overcame a tumultuous past to educate and provoke others; with Don Cheadle and Howard Stern.
The Automatic Hate: A chef learns of an unknown and eccentric side of his family when he meets a woman claiming to be his cousin. What dark secret are they hiding; with Joseph Cross and Adelaide Clemens.
City of God: Ten Years Later: One decade after the release of the Brazilian classic City of God, the cast and crew of the film are reunited to find out what happened to them in this documentary.
The Dwarvenaut: Documentary focuses on a Dungeons and Dragons miniature sculptor who visits the birthplace of the game and decides to launch a crowd funding project.
Extremis: Tribeca winning short explores the emotions behind end of life decisions through the prisms of doctors, patients, and families in a hospital ICU.
London Has Fallen: Secret Service agent Mike Banning is tasked with protecting the US president from a terrorist plot to wreak death and terror on London during a funeral service for the British Prime Minister; with Gerard Butler and Aaron Eckhart.
The Measure of a Man: An unemployed older factory worker finds a job, but ends up confronting a moral dilemma; with Vincent Lindon and Matthieu Schaller.
Most Likely to Die: During the night before their tenth year high school reunion, a party for a group of former classmates is wrecked by a masked killer; with Jake Busey and Perez Hilton.
The Thread: This documentary explores the effects of frenzied and misguided Internet sleuthing that ended up accusing innocent men of the Boston Marathon shooting.
September 14:
Quackerz: A fight breaks out when the Military Mallards accidentally lands on the island of the Mandarin Ducks until they band together against a common foe; with voices of Jesse Corti and Michael Gross.
September 15:
25 to Life: A young black man reveals the truth about his HIV status that he kept hidden from others for 25 years in this documentary film.
Black Road: A cybernetically enhanced drifter tries to protect a woman from her menacing ex-husband in a rustic, destitute Pacific Northwest free of government; with Sam Daly and Simon Templeman.
From Fat to Finish Line: Documentary explores the work done by a group of obese men and women who pledge to lose 100 pounds and compete in a 200 mile relay run together.
Sample This: Musical documentary traces the impact of The Incredible Bongo Band's Apache which played a key role in the birth of hip hop when it was sampled; with Gene Simmons.
Those People: The goals of a young Manhattan painter are tested when he falls for an older man while still holding feelings for a long standing secret crush; with Jonathan Gordon and Jason Ralph.
Watching Them Die: The Mexican Army and the 43 Disappeared: Documentary explores the role of the Mexican army in the 2014 Iguala mass kidnapping which led to several deaths and 43 missing.
September 16:
ARQ: Stuck in a time loop, a disoriented couple trapped in a lab fends off masked raiders while harboring a new energy source that could save humanity; with Robbie Amell and Rachael Taylor.
Cedric the Entertainer: Live from the Ville: From Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, the Original King of Comedy riffs on getting old, the presidential election, and Honky Tonk Badonkadonk.
Louis CK: Hilarious: In this 2010 special filmed in Milwaukee, the caustic comic offers an unique and uncensored take on sex, parenting, and more.
Raiders! The Story of the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made: Documentary explores the work of three childhood friends who attempt to recreate Raiders of the Lost Ark shot for shot; bonus if that fan film hits the light of day here.
September 17:
3 Days to Kill: A terminally ill CIA agent accepts a risky mission in exchange for an experimental drug that could save him at the same time he's trying to re-establish ties to his estranged wife and daughter; with Kevin Costner and Amber Heard.
Kill Zone 2: A junkie undercover cop, his uncle who is also his boss, and a prison guard with a dying daughter all agree to team up to bring down the mastermind of a crime syndicate; with Tony Jaa.
Kings of Kallstadt: Film explores the ancestral village of Kallstadt which housed both the Heinz and Trump families and led to their entrepreneurial spirit.
September 18:
The 100 Year Show: Documentary profiles Carmen Herrera, an abstract minimalist pioneer who is just now finally enjoying artistic success and fame that took a lifetime to happen.
Sneakerheadz: This documentary has experts tracing the pop culture phenomenon of collecting sneakers that has been done by rappers, athletes, and other fanatics.
September 19:
Vintage Tomorrows: Documentary explores the relationship between technology and steampunk's creative community, exploring its aesthetics and cultural impact on their works.
September 20:
Colliding Dreams: Interviews and archival footage document the long history of Zionism and its role in the seemingly never-ending Arab-Israeli conflict in the Middle East.
Father Joseph: Documentary explores the visionary work of Joseph Philippe, a priest who faces danger and death in his mission to reduce poverty in Haiti.
The First Line: Two Athens based attorneys spearhead a lawsuit against the British Museum to return the Parthenon Marbles to Greece in this courtroom drama; with Pantelis Kodogiannis.
Sacrifice: After finding a bizarrely mutilated corpse on her land, physician Tora Hamilton learns that ancient pagan rituals might have had a hand in it; with Radha Mitchell and Rupert Graves.
Wedding Doll: Hagit, a mentally fragile woman looking for independence, deals with romance, an overprotective mother, and the possible shutdown of her factory; with Asi Levi.
Zootopia: A rabbit police officer looking to prove herself gets a chance with a missing otter case, but she'll have to deal with a fast talking fox as her partner; with voices of Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman.
September 21:
Shaolin: A dispirited warlord who has lost everything after ambushing and killing his rival seeks salvation at a Shaolin monastery; with Andy Lau and Jackie Chan.
September 22:
The Call Up: Gamers invited to play a virtual reality simulation for a $100,000 prize learn that its innovative technology can lead to real harm; with Max Deacon and Ali Cook.
Sunset Song: A farmer's daughter in early 20th century Scotland dreams of leaving her hard rural life, but family tragedies compel her to remain and take charge; with Peter Mullan and Agyness Deyn.
September 23:
CodeGirl: Back again. Documentary explores a global technology competition whose competitors are teams of girls in the hopes that they'll become women who'll join the field.
Iliza: Confirmed Kills: The comedian best known for Last Comic Standing and two previous specials riffs on Shark Tank, the meaning of being a woman, and embracing your inner party goblin in this special.
JeruZalem: Two vacationing Americans and an anthropology student find their trip to Jerusalem disappointing just as a terrifying biblical apocalypse starts to unfold; worst trip ever.
September 24:
1920 London: A desperate woman seeks help when her husband is bedeviled by a mysterious locket and finds it in a forbidden former lover who has expertise in the occult; with Sharman Joshi.
Audrie & Daisy: Showed up after my deadline, but before midnight as they promised. Documentary about two teen girls who were sexually assaulted and further victimized online by bullies.
Natural Born Pranksters: 3 top YouTube pranksters descend on Hollywood for their most over the top stunts ever; with Roman Atwood and VitalyzdTV.
River: American doctor in Laos goes on the run from rape and murder charges from local authorities when a night of drinking leads to a brawl; with Rossif Sutherland and Sara Botsford.
September 25:
Delirium: Three broke pals try to get rich by making a low budget movie starring famous actor Ricardo Darin but the production starts to get out of control; with Darin and Miguel Di Lemme.
Margaret Cho: PsyCHO: In this new stand up special, the Korean American comedian tackles taboo subjects like terrorism, racism and her own sexuality.
September 28:
The Imitation Game: The efforts of a mathematician to lead cryptanalysts to break the notorious German Enigma Code as well as the setbacks afterwards due to his sexuality are chronicled in this Best Picture drama; with Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley.
September 29:
Viva: A hairdresser is thrilled when his dreams of becoming a nightclub drag performer comes true until his estranged disapproving father re-appears into his life; with Hector Medina.
September 30:
Adulterers: An enraged husband surprises his wife on their anniversary and decides to hold her and her lover hostage when he finds them in a compromising position; with Sean Faris and Mehcad Brooks.
Amanda Knox: This documentary has Knox herself as well as others close to the case speak out on how a college woman was twice accused and found innocent of murder of her roommate in Italy.
Be Somebody: To escape the pressures of fame, a teen pop star goes into a small town where he befriends a high school art student; with Matthew Espinosa and Sarah Jeffery.
Bleed: A group of friends decide to throw a ghost hunting party at an abandoned prison, but things take a dark turn; with Chelsey Crisp and Riley Smith.
The Commitments: An aspiring band manager scours Dublin for musicians with soul and builds a band that is talented, but inexperienced; with Robert Arkins.
Kill or Be Killed: Outlaws looking for stolen cash buried in Texas commit a heinous crime which draws the attention of bounty hunters and something else; with Justin Meeks.
Painkillers: Marines sent on a classified mission to Afghanistan end up trapped in a military hospital with no idea of how they got there; with Tahmoh Penikett and Colm Feore.
The Phenom: Promising major league rookie who's hit a stubborn slump hires an unconventional sports therapist to help him deal with a domineering dad; with Johnny Simmons and Ethan Hawke.
The Sin Seer: A woman who can see the truth hidden in people's souls solves cold cases with an ex-con partner but an old killer's trail may unearth her past; with Isaiah Washington and Lisa Arrindell Anderson.
Slugterra: Into the Shadows: After returning from the Eastern Caverns, the Shane Gang learns that the Shadow Clan has turned the Gateway Caverns into chaos; with voice of Sam Vincent.
TV:
September 1:
The American Bible Challenge Seasons 1-2: Contestants demonstrate their biblical knowledge in this game show; with Jeff Foxworthy and Kirk Franklin (Season 2).
Auschwitz: Blueprints of Genocide: Documentary explores evidence arguing that architects and engineers conspired with Nazis to build a camp designed for genocide.
Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution: Documentary explores the Holocaust and the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Baby Animals in the Wild Season 1: Nature series focuses on the amazing, adorable baby animals as they learn about life and survival.
Battle of Britain: The Real Story: A historian explores the complexities of the World War 2 battle from both sides of the conflict thanks to intelligence reports and eyewitness accounts in this documentary.
Behind Closed Doors: Victims of domestic violence face the cameras as they recount the horrifying pains they suffered at the hands of those they loved.
Christmas Cracker: Meet some people who are obsessed with the Yuletide season enough to celebrate it all year long in this TV documentary.
Churchill's First World War: Docudrama explores the experiences that Churchill had during the first World War often utilizing intimate letters written to his wife.
Conspiracy Season 1: Widely held conspiracy theories involving aliens, cover-ups, and assassinations are discussed by followers and skeptics alike.
A Conversation with Gregory Peck: Candid, absorbing interview with Oscar winner Gregory Peck which gets into career highlights as well as his personal family life.
Cosmodrome: What happened to the sophisticated engines designed by Soviets for a Cold-War era moon landing? Find out in this documentary.
Crashing Season 1: Hodgepodge group of twentysomething strangers agree to become property guards in a disused hospital in exchange for low rent. Hilarity ensues; with Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Jonathan Bailey.
Dead Set: Miniseries that imagines what would happen as contestants for the British Big Brother series fight for their lives against an infestation of zombies; with Jaime Winstone and Andy Nyman.
Death Camp Treblinka: Survivor Stories: The only two survivors of Treblinka concentration camp recount the horrors experienced as well as what happened to them after they escaped during a revolt.
Descendants of the Sun Season 1: Korean series about the ups and downs in a romantic relationship between an ardent soldier and a gifted surgeon.
Easy Fortune: Happy Life Season 1: A ruthless man is dead set on thwarting a young herbalist whose husband has inherited a fortune from the man's grandfather; with Cheng-lung Lan.
Egypt Series 1: Historical flashbacks and recreations spice up this look at archaeologists and some of their more compelling finds in Egypt.
Emergency Down Under Season 1: Docuseries rides along with British expats as they work with Australian emergency medical, fire, and police teams putting their training to good use.
The End Season 1: Turkish mystery/drama series that covers the quest of a woman to learn what happened to her missing husband which gets into family secrets, devious schemes and foreign intrigue.
End Day: Fictional scientist experiences multiple doomsday scenarios as he travels from London to New York which is commented on by various experts; directed by Gareth Edwards (Godzilla/Monster).
Europe's Last Great Wilderness: Nature documentary explores the diversity of European habitats from wetlands fed by rivers and streams to frozen regions of ice and snow.
Fabulosas Flores Season 1: An elderly woman uses state credit to start a taxi service employing only women which forces her son to live a lie to keep the company afloat.
The Firece Wife Season 1: A married woman presumes to think she has the perfect life, but finds herself devestated when she learns her husband is cheating on her with her cousin; with Sonia Sui.
Filthy Cities Season 1: Historian take a look at the filth and grime that plagued large cities in centuries past and how they cleaned up their act.
The First World War from Above: Get a birds eyes view of World War 1 battlefields capturing the destruction and devastation throughout Europe.
Game Winning Hit Season 1: An Korean army deserter hiding out in a small coastal town becomes the coach of a youth baseball team and befriends various people in his new community.
Generation Earth Season 1: Dallas Campbell goes around the world to learn how mankind used technology, determination, and ingenuity to transform the planet.
Goering's Last Secret: This documentary focuses on the life of Albert Goering, brother of Nazi Herman Goering, as well as an anti-Nazi at a time when his brother was high up in that party.
Great Raids of World War 2 Season 1: Series explores six stories of small scale Allied military operations told through personal accounts and archival footage.
Heartland Season 7: In season 7, the family deals with various changes to the ranch as well as fight for love, family, and a home to come back to.
Hellevator Season 1: Contestants in this horror themed game show descend down a haunted elevator into the depths of an old warehouse to face spine tingling challenges; perfect for Halloween.
Hiroshima: BBC History of World War 2: John Hurt narrates this documentary that uses archival footage, dramatizations and special effects to recount the first nuclear attack and its repercussions.
Hitler of the Andes: Documentary show that focuses on the FBI investigation into rumors that Adolf Hitler survived Germany's defeat in World War 2 and escaped via boat to Argentina.
Hostages Season 1: A surgeon faces a tough decision when gunmen capture her family and insist that she either botch her operation of the prime minister or risk the deaths of her loved ones. If this seems familiar, there was the same titled American reboot series; this is the superior Israeli original.
How to Grow a Planet Season 1: Documentary series argues that plants are the most crucial thing on Earth with the power to sustain and destroy us; presume he's seen The Happening.
I Am the Ambassador Seasons 1-2: Documentary series focuses on the personal and career challenges of Rufus Gifford who is the American ambassador to Denmark as well as an advocate for LGBT rights.
India's Frontier Railways Season 1: British series explores the history and impact of India's railway system which connects people, their history and culture with neighboring Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan.
India's Lost Worlds Season 1: British nature series that explores India which has a richly bio-diverse region including mountains, deserts, and jungles.
Indochina's Wild Heart Season 1: British documentary series explores the fascinating region which has resilient ecosystems, extreme conditions, and remarkable biodiversity.
ISIS: Women Unveiled: Undercover reporters embed a circle of female Islamic State supporters as they attempt to recruit British women and girls to join their ranks.
The IT Crowd Series 5: It's less an actual season and more of an unbelievable supersized series finale as the cast is reunited; with Richard Ayoade and Chris O'Dowd.
Knocking on Heaven's Door: The space flight of Russian astronaut Yuri Gagarin involves a reclusive mystic, a struggling teen, and a quest for immortality as told in this fascinating show.
The Last Nazis Season 1: Landmark documentary series tells three interesting tales of the search for the last surviving Nazi war criminals.
Lottie Dottie Chicken Season 1: Education and entertainment is the focus of this Brazilian animated series that includes popular Brazilian music as well.
Magic of Houdini: Alan Davies examines the career of illusionist Harry Houdini in this show that explores various relics and even features Alan attempting some of Harry's acts.
Man Who Killed Richard III: This show explores evidence that reveals who struck the fatal blow to England's King Richard III and led the way to the Tudor monarchy.
My Son the Jihadi: A British mother tells the devastating story of her son's radicalization and move to Somalia to join an al-Qaeda affiliated group.
Nature's Weirdest Events Season 1: Bizarre natural phenomenons from around the world is explored in this show including strange creatures and geographical oddities.
Nuremberg: Nazis on Trial Season 1: The Nuremberg trial of three Nazis is told using contemporary interviews, archival footage and reenactments.
Ocean Giants Season 1: The lives of dolphins and whales, including the cognitive and social traits that make them unique, is the focus of this British documentary series.
Offspring Seasons 1-5: An obstetrician in Melbourne deals with various family, romantic, and professional issues in this Australian dramedy series.
Our World War Season 1: British troops face varied challenges throughout World War 1 in this British dramatic series; with Calum Callaghan.
Rocket Men Season 1: Archival footage of iconic moments in American space travel are set to a soaring orchestral score in this series.
Ruby's Studio Season 1: Kid's show that takes place in a magical art studio where its patrons experience laughs and fun while learning about crafts, dancing, music, and feelings.
Saudi Arabia Uncovered: Undercover cameras show various forms of brutality in Saudi Arabia as well as people who are risking their own lives for change.
Shameless Seasons 5-6: The Gallaghers deal with various family and romantic issues as the most recent two seasons of the American reboot become available; with William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum.
Stalkers Who Kill Season 1: British true crime series focuses on real and dramatized footage of murders committed by lovers, co-workers, and family members whose stalking got out of control.
Supermassive Black Holes: The complication nature of black holes which can spawn galaxies even as it destroys everything in its path is ruminated on thanks to the discovery of huge ones.
Supervolcano Season 1: Explosive docudrama imagines what might happen if the volcano underneath Yellowstone National Park decided to erupt.
Swimming with Killer Whales: Dr. Ingrid Visser shares the water with killer whales, a misunderstood species, as she searches for clues to the state of our oceans.
Very British Problems Series 1-2: Comedians and other celebrities explore British strange, self depreciating, and preposterous social customs in this series; with Julie Walters and James Corden.
The Wheelchair President: This documentary show explores how Franklin Roosevelt's failing health and marriage affected the end and aftermath of World War 2.
Wild Madagascar: The many strange and unique species of Madagascar is the focus of this British nature documentary show.
Witches: A Century of Murder: A historian investigates the witch hunts that plagued England in the 1600s while examining common myths about their origin.
The Woman with No Face: Documentary focuses on a young model who gets a rare form of cancer that ravages her face and her decision to tackle groundbreaking surgery to have it removed.
The Womanizer Season 1: A libertine is torn between a lovely woman and a fiery one but faces unexpected competition from an arrogant rival suitor; with Cheng-lung Lan.
The World's War: Forgotten Soldiers of the Empire: A historian explores the story of millions of Indian, African, and Asian troops who fought in World War I.
The Year of Happiness and Love Season 1: A man is a loser without prospects for success until an unexpected promotion leads to an upturn in his entire family's fortune; with Nien-Jen Wu.
September 2:
Baby Daddy Season 5: In season 5, Ben looks for a woman to be his wife and mother to his daughter Emma while helping his friends with their lives as well; with Jean-Luc Bilodeau and Tahj Mowry.
Chef's Table: France Season 1: We travel to the culinary capital of France where garden fresh flavors are mixed with chef ingenuity to push the values of fine dining beyond the expected.
Kazoops Season 1: A boy named Monty thinks outside the box and uses his vivid imagination to have fun in this kid's series.
Kulipari: Army of Frogs Season 1: Fearless frogs team up against the evil alliance of scorpions and spiders plotting to destroy the Amphibilands; with voices of Mark Hamill and Keith David.
Narcos Season 2: Season 2 finds the Escobars on the run as Pablo's enemies team up against him and the Search Bloc's tactics become increasingly dubious; with Wagner Moura.
Young and Hungry Season 4: Newly single, a personal chef and her boss try to move on with their lives, but events and circumstances thwart their plans; with Emily Osment and Jonathan Sadowski.
September 5:
Cleverman Season 1: In the near future, a group in Sydney known as Hairies must deal with tensions caused by living alongside hostile humans; with Iain Glen and Frances O'Connor.
September 7:
The Blacklist Season 3: Master criminal Red Reddington who works for the FBI and his handler Liz attempts to capture more criminals on the Blacklist while trying to clear her name; with James Spader and Megan Boone.
Chelsea: This week, Handler explores issues that divide us as well as the benefits of the 1980s and equal pay for women; with W. Kamau Bell, the kids from Stranger Things, Patricia Arquette and Bob Saget.
First Contact: Lost Tribe of the Amazon: Anthropologist delves deep into the Amazon to learn whether the emergence of a long hidden tribe signals the end of humans living in total isolation in this documentary.
Galavant Seasons 1-2: Set in a time of legend, knight Galavant embarks on a quest to save his fair lady and become a hero in this musical tongue in cheek comedy; with Joshua Sasse and Timothy Omundson.
The Spy Who Went Into the Cold: Documentary examines the true story of Kim Philby, whose career as a senior MI6 official ended when he defected to Moscow in 1963, revealing his true allegiance.
What About Me?: Musical documentary explores the efforts of the band 1 Giant Leap as they draw inspiration from deep conversations held around the world to create a new album.
What About Me? Season 1: Two musicians known as 1 Giant Leap travel to 50 locations on 5 continents around the worlds to capture the sights and sounds along the way.
What About Me? Chapters Season 1: 1 Giant Leap talks to various people around the world as it travels to 50 locations on 5 continents to record an album. A few episodes overlaps with the other series, but the majority appears to be different.
September 8:
Mr. Young Seasons 1-2: When a 14 year old graduates from college, he returns to high school to teach science to students including his crush and best friends; with Brendan Meyer and Matreya Fedor.
September 9:
Chasing Perfection Season 1: Olympian gold medalist Michael Johnson explores the lives of world class athletes and the conditions that turned them into elite ones.
Hardliners Season 1: This series focuses on the efforts of veteran longline fishermen to capture big tuna and swordfish for upscale markets off the dangerous, treacherous waters of Australia's east coast.
Supergirl Season 1: It's here a bit early. Kara Danvers, to prevent a disaster, reveals her powers and true identity: she is Superman's cousin. Now known as Supergirl, she's tasked with protecting National City; with Melissa Benoist and Calista Flockhart.
Testing the Menu Season 1: This New Zealand cooking series has a chef create new recipes for his restaurant and tweak it based on the reaction of ordinary people on the street.
True Crime Season 1: This series recreates the strangest and most grisly cases in the history of modern crime in Australia and New Zealand.
September 10:
Slow TV: National Knitting Night: Knitting enthusiasts in Norway talk about their passion and attempt to break the speed record for shearing, spinning, and knitting wool into a man's sweater in this 8 hour plus video.
September 13:
Hawaii Five-O Season 6: A task force aims to solve Hawaii's crime problem by solving cases while its members deal with personal issues in season 6; with Alex O'Laughlin and Scott Caan.
Siyaasat Season 1: Indian relationship romantic drama between a prince who must marry repeatedly to consolidate power and a woman who must wait to be his wife.
Slow TV: The Telemark Canal: Go along Norway's Telemark Canal on the MS Victoria as it passes through locks and past points of interest as it travels from Skien and Dalen for 11 and a half hours; still more exciting than Transboremers 4.
September 14:
Chelsea: If it's Wednesday, then it's time for new Chelsea as she explores zero gravity sex, politics, deportation and more; with Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Sarah Silverman, and Craig Ferguson.
Goldie and Bear Season 1: Best friends Goldie and Bear join other beloved characters from similar stories in the Fairy Tale Forest; with voices of Natalie Lander and Georgie Kidder.
September 15:
Dream Knight Season 1: Orphaned teen girl who is bullied finds she has the ability to summon a pack of beautiful, magical guys who provide her with joy and friendship in this Korean TV drama series.
East Jerusalem West Jerusalem: TV documentary follows the efforts of Israeli musician David Broza as he records a new album with Israeli and Palestinian musicians.
It Takes a Church Seasons 1-2: Host Natalie Grant surprises churches with a matchmaking competition featuring congregational members as contestants; so more of a spiritual Bachelor/Bachelorette show.
Mischievous Kiss 1 Season 1: Due to circumstances, a high school ends up living in the house where her crush lives, giving her a second chance to win him over or experience heartbreak in this Japanese teen show.
Mischievous Kiss 2 Season 1: Kotako and Naoki struggle to blend married life with their studies and new romantic rivals in this followup to the Japanese teen series Mischievous Kiss 1.
Real GOT7 Seasons 1-3: Korean pop group GOT7 invites fans to an up close and personal look blending hipness and charm in this series.
Slow TV: Salmon Fishing: This Norwegian show explores the opening day of salmon fishing on the Guala River in this 7 hour plus episode; slowly getting the full gang together.
The Walking Dead Season 6: A group of survivors led by Rick Grimes struggles to fit in with the walled residents of Alexandria throughout the course of Season 6; with Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus.
September 16:
Meridian: A police captain is spurred by multiple disappearances to investigate a cavern where he comes across an eerie discovery; with Kevin Kilner and Reid Scott.
Wartime Portraits Season 1: Unsung heroes of World War 2 is the focus of this series that combines live action and animation to bring the stories to life.
The White Helmets: Documentary takes a look at a group of first responders who risk their lives to save victims from the rubble caused by daily airstrikes against Syrian civilian targets.
September 17:
Luther Season 4: Luther's self imposed exile at the shore is shattered by shocking news, a sadistic serial killer, and a mobster seeking revenge in this fourth season of the series; with Idris Elba.
Mumbai Railway Season 1: Examine the technology and logistics that make the busiest railway station in the world run in Mumbai, India.
Penny Dreadful Season 3: Vanessa looks for help in dealing with her present and past while Dr. Jeckyl, Victor, and Dorian deal with their own issues during season 3 (final season); with Eva Green and Josh Hartnett.
September 19:
Beauty and the Beast Season 4: Catherine and Vincent end their French honeymoon early while dealing with bounty hunters, beast killers, and terror attacks in the final season of this rebooted series; with Kristin Kreuk and Jay Ryan.
Call the Midwife Season 5: Season 5 of the series explores the dark sides of pregnancy and giving birth; with Bryony Hannah and Vanessa Redgrave.
Gotham Season 2: More villains like The Joker, Mr. Freeze, and Azrael pop out of the woodwork as Detective Jim Gordon attempts to protect young Bruce Wayne and find the killer of his parents; with Ben McKenzie and Donal Logue.
September 20:
Ekaant Season 1: Travel to some of India's most ancient locales and learn what they were known for and why they were abandoned in this series.
New Girl Season 5: Jury duty, an upcoming wedding, and previous relationships all are parts of Season 5 featuring Jessica Day and her male friends; with Zooey Deschanel and Jake Johnson.
September 21:
Chelsea: If it's Wednesday, then it must be Chelsea where she discusses fame, awkward family dynamics and horses; with Renee Zellweger, Amy Schumer, and Chris Pratt.
Zoo Season 2: During the second season of this series, a zoologist and his team attempt to deal with the global threat of animals mutating and a conspiracy trying to thwart them; with James Wolk and Kristen Connolly.
September 22:
Bones Season 11: Hodgins deals with a wheelchair and rehab while Brennan and Booth deal with the death of a public prosecutor with multiple enemies with motive; with Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz.
Easy Season 1: Eight stories covers a diverse group of Chicagoans dealing with various relationships in the modern world; with Orlando Bloom and Malin Akerman.
Person of Interest Season 5: Reese and the team desperately try to safeguard the Machine as they hurtle towards a final showdown with the Samaritan in this final season; with Jim Caviezel and Michael Emerson.
Wallander Series 4: In the final season, Wallander deals with personal fears as he investigates three missing person cases involving a foreign person, a local person, and a relative; with Kenneth Branagh.
September 23:
Last Man Standing Season 5: Mike deals with various crises in his Outdoor Man restaurant and in his immediate family where he's the lone male; with Tim Allen and Nancy Travis.
Longmire Season 5: Longmire deals with Jacob Nighthorse as well as repair relationships with friends and family and various challenges to his county; with Robert Taylor and Katee Sackhoff.
The Mysteries of Laura Season 2: Laura is a police detective who balances her job of solving crimes with raising rambunctious twin boys; with Debra Messing and Josh Lucas.
VeggieTales in the House Season 4: Talking vegetables receive various life lessons while getting into humorous situations in and out of the house in Season 4.
September 24:
Mia and Me Season 1: Mia's mysterious gift from her late parents leads her into an enchanted world of unicorns, elves, and an evil queen; with voices of Andrew Craig and Tajja Isen.
People Just Do Nothing Seasons 1-2: Naive DJs juggle family lives with their passion for spinning old school beats for a pirate radio station; with Allan Mustafa and Hugo Chegwin.
Portlandia Season 6: In season 6, residents of Portland, Oregon deal with ramen monsters, an influx of feminists, a marathon, and gray hair; with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein.
September 25:
Family Guy Season 14: Peter Griffin, his family, and his circle of friends deal with peanut butter, community watch, and raised drinking ages in the 14th season; with voices of Seth McFarlane and Seth Green.
September 28:
Chelsea: New Wednesday means new Chelsea as she and her guests discuss stripping down, harmful gender stereotypes and protests against the national anthem, and curing online blues; with Lea Michelle, Jessica Alba and Kristen Bell.
The Fosters 4A: In the first half of the fourth season, the Foster family deals with a school lockdown, tax problems, and a Julliard audition; with Teri Polo and Sherri Saum.
September 30:
Border Security: America's Front Line Season 1: American Customs and Border Patrol agents find their job of protecting US borders and ports is never done in this series.
Love Bird Season 1: While spending school vacations with her aunt, a feisty orphan falls for her sophisticated older cousin. Can they make this love work; with Fahriye Evcen.
Luke Cage Season 1: For unbreakable ex-con Luke Cage, he's just trying to clear his name and save the neighborhood. But when his neighborhood in Harlem needs a hero, Luke steps up; with Mike Colter and Alfre Woodard.
Midsomer Murders Series 18: Barnaby and Nelson are joined by a forensic pathologist as they investigate cases involving body snatching, UFO sightings and more; with John Nettles and Barry Jackson.
Scream Season 2: Emma and others who survived the first serial killer attempt to move on with their lives until another serial killer strikes in their town of Lakewood, with Willa Fitzgerald and John Karna.
Slugterra Season 4: The Shane Gang adds a new recruit while using his skills to bring order to the 99 Caverns; with voice of Sam Vincent.
Streaming Soon:
October 1:
A Cinderella Story
Barbershop 2: Back in Business
Barton Fink (?)
Blue Streak
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Chewin' the Fat Season 1
Dazed and Confused
Dr. Dolittle: Tail to the Chief
Fairy Tale: A True Story (?)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Gentleman's Agreement (?)
Ghost Town
Grizzly Man
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison (?)
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (?)
Lessons of Darkness (?)
Little Dieter Needs to Fly (?)
Mary's Land
Masha's Spooky Stories Season 1
Millennium (1989) (?)
Murder Maps Season 2
Once Upon a Time in the West
Oriented
Patton (?)
Picture This!
Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin
The Queen of the Damned (?)
Quiz Show
Robotech
RV
Saving Mr. Wu
Snake Eyes (?)
Snow Day
Sphere (?)
Three Kings
Titanic
Unforgiven
The Uninvited
Unsealed: Alien Files Season 4
Without a Paddle
Delayed to Future Date:
Lost and Found Music Studios Season 2
Lucky Days Season 1 (?)
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