A classic of early African American cinema, this gripping crime drama dives into love, betrayal, and corruption in Harlem’s nightlife. When a scheming gangster seduces and marries a wealthy widow, her fortune – and her family – become targets of his ruthless plans. Tensions explode as her daughter and community fight to break free from his control. Blending melodrama with social commentary, Moon Over Harlem offers a rare glimpse of Harlem’s vibrancy in the 1930s and remains an important piece of Black film history.

A quirky romantic comedy about second chances, the film follows a free-spirited woman who unexpectedly reconnects with her old college flame, reigniting chaos and affection in equal measure. Starring Debbie Harry, Alec Baldwin, and Hannah Schygulla, the story blends eccentric humor with tender moments as the pair revisits their past and discovers where love might lead. Offbeat, playful, and packed with charm, Forever, Lulu is a hidden gem of 1980s indie cinema.

Martial arts action ignites in this classic tale of honor and revenge. When ruthless criminals threaten his family and community, a skilled fighter must unleash his mastery of kung fu to defend the innocent and restore justice. Filled with fast-paced combat, daring stunts, and the spirit of 1970s Hong Kong cinema, Chinese Dragon delivers an unforgettable ride for fans of vintage martial arts films.