Set just after World War II on one of the English Channel Islands, "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" will make you laugh and cry.

This based-on-a-true-story film shows that it is possible to extend basic human respect and dignity even to those we consider our enemies.

In this humorous Cinderella-like story, Chinese-American Rachael Chu discovers something deep about herself even as she follows her dream of falling in love. The importance of family and being true to yourself are this film's hallmarks.

When one of Hitler's masterminds for the Holocaust is discovered hiding in Argentina, a group of Mossad agents seek to capture him to bring him to trial in Israel. Can evil truly embody a human being? How deceptive can evil be within a human being?

"Eighth Grade" should be seen by all parents of tweens and young teens. The film really brings home how important it is for parents to learn how to communicate well with their children.

A comedy/drama follows a group of Los Angeles humans and their canine companions during the challenges the face during a long, hot summer.

"Christopher Robin" takes us back to what's really important, our families and time with loved ones.

When identical triplets separated at birth reunite at age 19, their adventure is only beginning.

Better than the first, the new Ant-Man movie is all about the love of family.

Sr. Rose looks at three films out now about father-daughter relationships.