Celebrate Canadian Independence Day by watching Avatar, Blade Runner 2049, The Fly and other great films directed by our friends from the Great White North
Norman Jewison takes on American racism in the South with, a compelling and complex neo-noir set in 1960s Mississippi and starring the late Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger. The latter won the Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of Bill Gillespie, a racist police chief who wrongly accuses Virgil Tibbs , a Black police detective from Philly, of murder. When Tibbs not only proves his innocence, but that of another suspect, he and Gillespie join forces to track down the real killer.
, one of his biggest swings, still connects more than 35 years after its original release. A movie that celebrates all things romance and Italian-American culture,is a charming comedy about Loretta Castorini , a recently widowed woman who reluctantly falls for her fiancé’s younger brother with one too many screws loose, played by Cage.
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