We're between big holidays right now (yes, Halloween is a holiday) and Hollywood is taking a tiny break between superhero and action films to bring us some serious grown up stuff for a change. It won't last, but until then it's time to enjoy films like our first choice, "Belfast." It's writer/director Kenneth Branagh's story of growing up in Northern Ireland during the tumultuous period known as "The Troubles." We've also got "Spencer." It stars Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana, who, struggling with mental health problems, decides to end her decade-long marriage to Prince Charles. Or how about "Finch" which stars Tom Hanks and takes place on a post-apocalyptic earth, where a robot, built to protect the life of his creator's beloved dog, learns about life, love, friendship and what it means to be human. Neil Rosen tells us about "The Eyes of Tammy Faye," with Jessica Chastain as the infamous televangelist. On a more upbeat not, Bill McCuddy tells us about "Francesco," A documentary about Pope Francis. Oh, but there are more documentaries, including "Julia," about famed chef Julia Child and "Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road" about the famous Beach Boy. Then Bill Bregoli tells us the fascinating story of "Camp Confidential: America's Secret Nazis" As always, we're brought to you by The Accutron Show, so listen in!