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Fighter pilot William Holden struggles with perilous missions, as well as his own ambivalence towards the Korean War. Gripping drama with Grace Kelly and Mickey Rooney. (1955)(102 mins)

WWII comedy combining humour from director Billy Wilder with a superb performance by William Holden as a POW suspected of being an informer. Mild language/violence. (1953)(116 mins)

Eccentric billionaire Richard E Grant forces suave cat burglar Bruce Willis to steal Leonardo Da Vinci's most valuable works. Barmy comedy caper. (1991)(96 mins)

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A young British-born Black woman experiences an awakening as she navigates a relationship in Thatcher's London and begins to question everything about love and life. (1981)(105 mins)

Doris Day and James Stewart are the desperate parents whose son is kidnapped when they stumble on an assassination plot. Tense Hitchcock thriller. Mono sound only. (1956)(120 mins)

Fighter pilot William Holden struggles with perilous missions, as well as his own ambivalence towards the Korean War. Gripping drama with Grace Kelly and Mickey Rooney. (1955)(102 mins)

Liam Neeson stars as Oskar Schindler, who tries to save Jewish workers from the Nazis. Violence/strong language/mature themes/flashing images. (1993)(188 mins)

Moving fantasy starring Kevin Costner as a Iowa farmer who, in answer to a mystical voice, turns his cornfield into a baseball pitch, with miraculous results. (1989)(101 mins)

In WWII, while the men are on the battlefield, the women are on the playing field. Tom Hanks and Madonna star in a feelgood baseball tale. (1992)(122 mins)

Robert Zemeckis' whimsical, sextuple Oscar-winning fable stars Tom Hanks as an extraordinary man who leads a charmed existence over four turbulent decades of US history. (1994)

Al Pacino won an Oscar for his grandstanding turn as a blind army colonel who stands up for student Chris O'Donnell. With Philip Seymour Hoffman. (1992)(149 mins)