American cinema
Wishin’ and Hopin’ (2014)
Wishin’ and Hopin’ is a delightful comedy flick that'll put a smile on your face from start to finish.
St. Vincent (2014)
A well told story about an unlikely babysitter for his 12-yr-old next door neighbor with Bill Murray and Jaeden Lieberher in the starring roles.
Mercy (2014)
A film based on a short story from Stephen King's Skeleton Crew, Mercy features popular young actors Chandler Riggs and Joel Courtney.
Little Manhattan (2005)
A magical time in a child's life -- first love. Little Manhattan captures that special time so well. A fantastic film that unfortunately deserved a lot more attention than it got upon its release.
VARMiNT (2012)
A 12-year-old savage boy tries to survive in a hostile world among people that seemingly regard him as a pest.
Little Lord Fauntleroy (1936)
A tint of sentimentality and drama and a lot of charm and talent all helped director John Cromwell to create a classic feel-good story. My highest recommendation.
Hide Your Smiling Faces (2013)
Hide Your Smiling Faces is a psychological drama that follows the rite-of-passage experiences of two adolescent kids as they face a shocking tragedy.
Camp (2013)
A troubled boy is sent to a summer camp that caters to abused and neglected kids. Camp is a good film that doesn’t bore and offers good dramatic and emotional content.
The Cold Lands (2013)
The Cold Lands explores the trials and tribulations of its 11-yr-old protagonist, who's carefree childhood comes to an abrupt end.
The Nail: The Story of Joey Nardone (2009)
This is a classic tale of redemption, a film well worth seeing despite its shortcomings.
The Tree Of Life (2011)
The Tree Of Life contains instructive moments of sadness, is visually beautiful, and strangely and stunningly uplifting; a true work of art.
Gun Smugglers (1948)
Gun Smugglers stars a young protagonist and has everything you could expect from a good Western – exciting fist fights, shootouts, lots of horse-riding and, of course, a beautiful maiden.