The stories of three women, in three different time periods are all linked together mainly with grief and the book Mrs Dalloway.
The Hours (2002) Review
Groundhog Day (1993) Review
Weatherman Phil is stuck living the same day over and over again, that day just happens to be Groundhog Day and his total nightmare.
Nebraska (2013) Review
When Woody believes that he has won a million dollars nothing is going to stop him from claiming the prize. Ridiculed by his wife, one of his sons David takes him on a road trip to Lincoln, Nebraska.
Frank (2014) Review
Jon finds himself in the right place at the right time, or is that actually the wrong place? When he is drafted into a strange music band as he tries to fulfil his musical ambitions, but how will he find Frank?
Big Hero 6 (2014) Review
Hiro is a 14-year-old genius who is using his knowledge to fight Bots, but his brother wants him to see that he can do so much more than that.
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Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) Review
Anastasia Steele’s life will never be the same again when she meets billionaire Christian Grey . . .
Runaway Bride (1999) Review
Maggie Carpenter has been engaged to marry a few times but never actually made it to the “I do” moment. So report Ike Graham writes a story on her in the national paper, but without actually collecting any facts. This leads him to the small town to find out the truth . . .
Radio (2003) Review
Coach Jones of a high school football team risks everything when he lets a mentally challenged young man they nickname Radio into the school.
Someone Like You … / Animal Attraction (2001) Review
Jane Goodale is a producer on a daytime TV show and after a brief romance with Ray an executive producer on the show she must re-evaluate what she thinks about mens behaviour.
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Hard Ball (2001) Review
Connor O’Neill has lost it all when gambling and owes a lot of different people a lot of money. To start paying some of it back he agrees to coach a Little League baseball team for $500 dollars per week. Oh it’s in a very rough neighbourhood.
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