Bernadette Fox has a loving husband and a brilliant daughter but she's horrible to everyone else in her social circle. Bitter because of failures in her career as an architect, she sets off on an adventure to re-discover the artist within.

"The Tomorrow Man" celebrates senior-hood and the connections that make for a fulfilled life. Ed and Ronnie learn to live the 'sacrament of the present moment.'

When New Yorker Martha, decides to cancel all her chemo appointments and move to the retirement community of Sun Springs, Georgia, little does she know that life awaits her. Somewhat a loner, Martha finds friendship and connection when she starts a cheerleading club. What could be a great story of courage and connection, "Poms" ends up being uninspiring.

Offering a sweeping view of one of literature's most celebrated authors, this film presents J.R.R. Tolkien as a young man who grew up in harsh circumstances only to find an outlet through his creative imagination, an alliance of a brotherhood, and a woman who became the love of his life.

The city of Durham, North Carolina seeks to desegregate its schools but opposing sides fuel the increased racial tensions. When the KKK leader faces a vocal civil rights activist in a communication exercise to alleviate violence, the two start to appreciate one another.

When Abby Johnson is called into the procedure room at her Planned Parenthood clinic she witnesses an ultrasound abortion that shakes her world and opens her eyes to the lies and reality of abortion. She gets out and becomes one of the most admirable pro-life advocates and speaker the nation has ever witnessed.

Diane takes care of everyone. She helps the poor, feeds the homeless, visits the sick, and assists her drug addicted son. Her life is full of good deeds, but guilt lurks beneath the surface. She struggles to find redemption while dealing with life in the midst of the reality of death.

A film about the origins of the Colombian drug trafficking, it tells the story of how one indigenous tribe found itself caught in the midst of a global vice that bred greed, violence, and unimaginable consequences on its humble existence.

Looking deeply at the Oscar nominated film, Sr Helena questions the truth of the story based on the life of Dr Donald Shirley. Yet, in all the film affectively shows the signs of the times and how human beings are truly equal before God.

Sr. Helena reviews this film that expertly showcases the best of Queen and especially Freddie Mercury who musical brilliance defined a band and an era.