An unknown man (Russell Crowe) is dealing with a tragedy in his personal life and is filled with nothing but hurt, pain, anger, and rage. On the flip side, we have Rachel (Caren Pistorius), a single mom currently dealing with a divorce who lives with her only son, her brother, and her brother's girlfriend. It is quite evident that when Rachel wakes up, she is dealing with several complications and challenges in her life. But when Rachel wakes up forgetting to set her alarm for work the day before, she rushes out the door to take her son to school and is also late for a crucial meeting. But sadly, Rachel runs extremely late due to sleeping in and dealing with traffic. Her boss calls Rachel while she is driving and fires her on the spot. But things were about to get far worse for Rachel and her son.

Set in the North Atlantic Ocean, the year is 1945, and World War II is nearly ending. German naval forces have orders to eliminate any survivors. Floating in the sea is a small group of survivors on a raft. They have hopes they will get discovered or float until they find safety. Soon, they discover a large German Vessel floating straight towards them. Considering they do not have any rations left and they will more than likely freeze to death at sea, they decide to try and board the Vessel and take a risk at survival. Soon, the group is shocked and finds several mysteries on this German vessel. One of these mysteries? Why are there so many dead Nazis? These Nazis have died by being burnt or in other odd and unexplainable ways. They also find that someone on the Vessel has destroyed all the lifeboats, stopping anyone from being able to leave. Overall, the ship seems empty with no survivors until the group finds a young girl who introduces them to a mysterious room.

Georges (Jean Dujardin) travels to a destination to meet a man selling a second-hand jacket made entirely from Deerskin. When Georges meets the man and sees the jacket, he instantly falls in love with it. The jacket is in perfect condition; naturally, Georges must have it. He pays $7,500 in cash for the jacket, and as a gesture of goodwill, the man selling the jacket also gives Georges a bonus video camera, which he no longer uses. Georges accepts and drives away. But when Georges’ bank accounts become blocked, Georges is forced to stay in a hotel and scam his way into staying there as long as possible without paying. While staying in the hotel, he decides to even lie about his profession and claim to the people around him that he is a famous filmmaker making a new film in town. But this movie gets even wilder when Georges begins to have discussions with his second-hand jacket to the point that Georges develops a type of split personality where one personality is Georges and the other is the Deerskin Jacket. Georges and his jacket share their dreams and goals, questioning how nice it would be if there were only one jacket in the world and if Georges wore it. But, how will they achieve these dreams together?

Paul Hogan is the legendary actor who won the world after starring in the Australian film Crocodile Dundee (1986). During his career, Paul Hogan starred in many other well-known films, returning as the Australian icon with two more Crocodile Dundee sequels. In the present day, the actor has drifted out of the spotlight and has somewhat gone dark after films such as Strange Bedfellows (2004), Charlie & Boots (2009) and other films in which Paul Hogan features a cameo role. This film follows the man himself dealing with many outrageous situations. But I must clarify that this is not a film based on real-life events or a film that follows the actor around in day-to-day life. This is simply a comedy movie with Paul Hogan as the leading character, playing the man himself. But things get out of control when Paul Hogan's agent tells him that the queen has invited him to be knighted. It turns out the queen is a huge fan of the actor’s work and generally appreciates his previous achievements. At first, Paul Hogan is uninterested but changes his heart after speaking with his young niece.

Douglas “Arm” Armstrong (Cosmo Jarvis) is a dangerous and feared muscleman who currently works for the drug-dealing family known as “The Devers”. The Devers family approached Douglas during his boxing career and promised to give him a new life. More importantly, the family welcomed him as one of their own, even providing him with a roof over his head. When things go wrong for The Devers family, Douglas is the man sent to sort people out in a violent and abusive manner. Daily, Douglas serves The Devers family with any requests they make. But Douglas also faces challenges regarding his ex-girlfriend and his only child. His son requires attendance at a particular school, given his current condition. For his son to attend this school, he will need both his son and his ex-girlfriend to move away, leaving Douglas behind. Not only that, but the cost of this school is expensive, and it’s hinted that if Douglas could assist financially, that would be ideal too. But what sets this film in motion is when the Devers family asks Douglas something he has never done before. He is ordered to kill a man in cold blood. Can Douglas take a life? Which family will Douglas choose to support more? The Devers or his own?

On a beautiful day, two people bumped in each other bump into each other while walking their dogs, played by Dave (Dave Johns) and Fern (Alison Steadman). Upon their first meeting, Fern is shocked to find Dave’s dog is not on a leash, and she explains how scared her dog is because of it.  From this, Dave and Fern both walk away from each other in slight frustration.

Yakov Ronen (Dave Davis) is a Jewish man struggling in life. He is currently unemployed and struggling to pay rent. Yakov even chooses between paying for medication or meals. But soon, Yakov is approached by a man who requires an overnight shomer. If you are not familiar with what a shomer is, it is a Jewish practice in which a person watches over the body of a recently deceased member of the community. The shomer will read from the book of Psalms to protect the soul of the recently deceased. This ritual is called The Vigil. Press Play to hear my thoughts (spoiler-free) on "The Vigil" (2019).

Two musicians, Lars and Sigrit, are allowed to represent their country, Iceland, at the world's biggest song competition, Eurovision!  Can the two come together and show the world they have what it takes to achieve their lifelong dream? Press Play to hear my thoughts (spoiler-free) on the Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga (2020).

Frederick (Anthony Hopkins) is a professional surgeon who discovers a disfigured man called "The Elephant Man".  The Elephant Man became disfigured when his mother had a tragic accident involving Elephants while she was pregnant.  The man spends his day as a side-show freak living behind a mask and behind the curtain.  He is also abused and mistreated by a man who represents him. When an opportunity occurs, Frederick reaches out and attempts to help The Elephant Man.  He soon discovers underneath his mask and disfigured face is a man full of intelligence, kindness and more. Press Play to hear my thoughts (spoiler-free) on The Elephant Man (1980).

A man named Dan Fisher is getting ready for a large exhibition that will allow him to present his life's work.  Daniel is a professional photographer best known for taking photos in the middle of the most dangerous battlefields worldwide. While leading up to his exhibition, a man discovers that Dan may have photos from a massacre in his home village.  The man seeks Dan out and requests that these photos be removed from his exhibition as he feels his family has suffered enough. Press Play to hear my thoughts (spoiler-free) on Hearts and Bones (2019).