This AppleTV+ original draws on Tom Hank's expert ability to tell a war story sure to be transforming and inspiring.

The constant validation of social media may be what keeps us wanting more, and thereby addicted to our smartphones. One Canadian filmmaker wanted to find out why and how we can reclaim our lives outside of our tech experience.

This music biopic about the Christian singer-songwriter Jeremy Camp tells of his love story with Melissa and how their love and life changed the hearts of those whom they encountered. For it is truly through heartache and pain that hope is born.

Late 1950s and early 1960s in Los Angeles saw the rising business savvy of two African-American real estate investors defy social norms and become some of the biggest land owners in Los Angeles. Yet, because of prejudice and missteps by their associate, Caucasian Matt Steiner, who was the "face" of the business, their genius makes history.

This family film adaptation of the classic Jack London story, director Chris Sanders brings the awkward but lovable dog, Buck, to life as he finds his place in the world and ultimately his true purpose and home.

In the midst of the worst battle of the Vietnam war, one Air Force rescue man sacrifices himself to save numerous fellow soldiers. This film tells the story and the 35 year struggle to give him the Medal of Honor posthumously.

When two British soldiers are tasked with carrying instructions to a cut off D company during the height of World War I, they must cross no man's land and the former German front line against all odds. Their task would help save 1600 British soldiers from being slaughtered. Time was of the essence.

When Johannes "Jojo" Betzler, a 10 year old German boy and a member of the Nazi youth organization, seeks to advance the war effort with his imaginary friend, a quirky image of Adolf Hitler, he discovers a Jewish girl hidden in his attic. His understanding changes when he befriends her.

In a brilliantly scripted film by Anthony McCarten and directed by Fernando Meirelles, Jonathan Pryce as Pope Francis and Anthony Hopkins as Pope Benedict, come together in a creative dialogue of seemingly opposing sides, ending in a communion of friendship and compassion.

Set in South Florida, a suburban black family face the struggles of relationships, life, and love. But when tragedy strikes each go their own way of grief only to find their need for one another and the healing bond of forgiveness.