All 79 Ally Sheedy Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Ally Sheedy as we take a closer look at her impressive filmography in this roundup article. From her breakout role in “The Breakfast Club” to her recent projects, we’ll explore the diverse range of movies that have showcased her talented acting skills.
1. The Violation of Sarah McDavid (1981)
The Violation of Sarah McDavid” explores a powerful and emotional journey of a school principal and a dedicated teacher set against a backdrop of educational struggle and corruption. When the idealistic Sarah McDavid, portrayed by Oscar-winning actress Patty Duke, takes a teaching position at a rough high school, she’s not prepared for the darkness she encounters.
2. The Best Little Girl in the World (1981)
The Best Little Girl in the World” is a poignant drama film that explores the complexities of a young girl’s battle with an eating disorder. Set in 1981, the movie follows the story of a teenager who develops anorexia, struggling between starvation and vomiting her food. Desperate for a solution and unsatisfied with the healthcare system, her parents take matters into their own hands, taking her to a hospital.
3. The Day the Loving Stopped (1981)
The Day the Loving Stopped” is an emotional drama that explores the impact of divorce on a family. Set in 1960s America, the story revolves around the lives of two sisters, one battling her parents’ divorce and the other going through a pre-wedding jitters.
4. Splendor in the Grass (1981)
Splendor in the Grass, “ a 1981 drama film, tells the story of two teenagers navigating love, family, and societal expectations in pre-Depression Kansas. The movie, directed by Richard C. Sarafian, boasts a star-studded cast including Melissa Gilbert, Cyril O’Reilly, and Ned Beatty.
5. Deadly Lessons (1983)
Deadly Lessons, “ a 1983 horror-thriller film directed by William Wiard and written by Jennifer Miller, takes the audience on a chilling journey as a psychopathic killer terrorizes the students of an exclusive girls’ school. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, the movie delves into the twisted mind of a serial killer who leaves no stone unturned in its quest for terror.
6. Bad Boys (1983)
Bad Boys” is a gripping 1983 crime drama that delves into the complex world of Chicago’s criminal underbelly. The film follows the life of young Mick O’Brien, whose actions have far-reaching consequences. After accidently killing a rival’s child brother, Mick is sent to reform school in an attempt to save him from a life of crime.
7. WarGames (1983)
WarGames” is a must-watch cinematic classic released in 1983, starring Matthew Broderick, Ally Sheedy, and John Wood. Directed by John Badham, the movie is an electrifying blend of drama, action, and science fiction. Nestled in the cold war era, our protagonist, a young man, stumbles upon a secret back door leading to a military central computer, a world where reality merges with game-playing. Will this lead to a catastrophic start of World War III or will there be a way to save humanity?
8. Oxford Blues (1984)
Experience the thrilling journey of a young American hustler as he takes on the challenge of Oxford University to win the heart of the girl of his dreams in “Oxford Blues” (1984). With a runtime of 1 hour and 37 minutes, this PG-13 rated comedy-drama and sports film directed by Robert Boris takes you on an unforgettable trip to the prestigious university in England. Starring Rob Lowe, Ally Sheedy, and Amanda Pays, this classic film showcases the allure of European education, the pursuit of love, and the relentless quest for success.
9. Twice in a Lifetime (1985)
Twice in a Lifetime, “ released in 1985, is an intriguing drama-romance film that delves into the complexities of marital infidelity and its effects on a family. Starring Gene Hackman, Ann-Margret, and Ellen Burstyn, the movie centers around a 50-year-old steel worker who embarks on an extramarital relationship, creating friction between his long-time wife and grown children.
10. The Breakfast Club (1985)
The Breakfast Club, “ released in 1985, is a timeless coming-of-age tale that brings together five disparate high school students from different walks of life. On a Saturday morning, they find themselves in detention, where they initially expect a dull and uneventful day. However, as the hours tick by, they begin to uncover the similarities and shared experiences that bind them together.
11. St. Elmo’s Fire (1985)
St. Elmo’s Fire, “ released in 1985, follows a group of college students as they navigate the challenges of adulthood and romantic relationships. Directed by Joel Schumacher, the film features a talented cast including Demi Moore, Rob Lowe, and Andrew McCarthy.
12. Short Circuit (1986)
Get ready for a thrilling comedy adventure with Short Circuit (1986), starring Steve Guttenberg, Fisher Stevens, and Ally Sheedy. This family-friendly sci-fi movie follows the story of Number 5, an experimental robot designed for military purposes. However, Number 5’s fate takes an unexpected turn when it is electrocuted, leading to its sudden surge of intelligence.
13. Blue City (1986)
Blue City, “ released in 1986, follows the story of a drifter who returns to his Florida hometown only to discover that his father, the local mayor, was mysteriously murdered during his absence. He vows to uncover the killer and avenge his father’s death, embarking on his own investigation. The film, directed by Michelle Manning and featuring the stars Judd Nelson and Ally Sheedy, is a thrilling blend of action, crime, and drama that captivates audiences.
14. We Are the Children (1987)
We Are the Children, “ directed by Robert M. Young and written by Michael De Guzman, takes viewers on a dramatic journey as a dedicated doctor and a compassionate photo-journalist strive to provide aid to the suffering victims of famine in Africa.
15. Maid to Order (1987)
Step into the whimsical world of “Maid to Order, “ a delightful 1987 comedy-fantasy starring the stunning Ally Sheedy as a rebellious, young heiress named Samantha. When Samantha’s fairy godmother, played by the inimitable Beverly D’Angelo, appears to teach her a priceless lesson, she transforms into a maid!
16. Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood (1987)
Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood” celebrates the centennial anniversary of the Hollywood film industry with a star-studded TV special. Taking the audience on a journey through time, the documentary features iconic stars from various eras, offering a glimpse into the history and evolution of Hollywood.
17. She’s Having a Baby (1988)
Prepare for a rollercoaster ride of emotions as you witness the adorable newlywed couple in She’s Having a Baby! This 1988 classic, written and directed by the genius John Hughes, delves deep into the unexpected world of parenting.
18. Short Circuit 2 (1988)
Short Circuit 2" is an exciting family comedy film that was released in 1988. The movie, starring Fisher Stevens, Michael McKean, and Tim Blaney, follows the misadventures of a sentient android named Johnny Five. This time around, Johnny Five finds himself in the big city, where he encounters a group of criminals who try to manipulate the friendly robot for their own benefit.
19. Heart of Dixie (1989)
In 1957, segregation continues to dominate Alabama, creating a tense atmosphere for three young sorority women attending a college that recently decided to integrate. Amidst their quest for love and personal struggles, the trio must navigate the challenges that arise in a rapidly changing world.
20. Fear (1990)
Fear” is a gripping mystery-thriller from 1990, starring Ally Sheedy, Lauren Hutton, and Michael O’Keefe. Directed and written by Rockne S.
21. Betsy’s Wedding (1990)
Betsy’s Wedding” is a charming 1990 comedy-romance film starring Molly Ringwald and Alan Alda. The heartwarming story follows the very different Betsy and Jake as they plan their wedding. Their fathers, who share an unusual bond, have different visions for the wedding, sparking a series of comedic events.
22. The Lost Capone (1990)
The Lost Capone” is a fascinating and engaging film, released in 1990, offering a captivating blend of action, crime, and drama. The movie revolves around the lesser-known story of Jimmy Capone, the brother of infamous gangster Al Capone. In an extraordinary twist of fate, Jimmy assumes an alias and becomes a lawman, transforming the Chicago Illinois landscape and forming a unique bond with his brother.
23. Only the Lonely (1991)
Only the Lonely” is a comedy-romance film released in 1991, starring John Candy, Maureen O’Hara, and Ally Sheedy. Set in Chicago, the story revolves around a dedicated police officer named Danny Muldoon, played by Candy, who is torn between his loyalty to his overbearing and controlling mother and blossoming relationship with a reserved funeral home worker.
24. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” is the hilarious sequel to the 1990 blockbuster “Home Alone. “ In this charming adventure, Kevin McCallister, played by Macaulay Culkin, finds himself accidentally left behind during a family trip to New York City. While trying to find his way back home, Kevin must once again outwit two bumbling burglars, portrayed by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, who are closing in on him. Filled with heartwarming holiday spirit, this comedy masterpiece takes audiences on a thrilling ride through the bustling streets of New York City and showcases Kevin’s resourcefulness and bravery.
25. Tattle Tale (1992)
Tattle Tale” is a hilarious 1992 comedy that takes revenge to a whole new level. The story follows a failed actor who finds himself in the spotlight when his ex-wife writes a scathing tell-all book about their tumultuous marriage.
26. The Pickle (1993)
The Pickle” is a satirical comedy film released in 1993, directed by Paul Mazursky and written by Mazursky himself. The movie, which has an R rating and a runtime of 1 hour and 43 minutes, stars Danny Aiello, Dyan Cannon, and Clotilde Courau.
27. Man’s Best Friend (1993)
Man’s Best Friend, “ released in 1993, is a chilling blend of comedy, horror, and sci-fi that takes a twisted turn on the classic tale of a family’s pets. Starring Ally Sheedy, Lance Henriksen, and Robert Costanzo, the film centers around a genetically engineered dog that escapes from a science facility and is taken in by an unsuspecting family.
28. Lethal Exposure (1993)
Lethal Exposure is a 1993 crime drama thriller, starring Ally Sheedy and François-Eric Gendron. The movie begins with the accidental witnessing of a murder by photographer Chris, who is unknowingly caught in the midst of a high-stakes investigation.
29. Chantilly Lace (1993)
Chantilly Lace” (1993) delves deep into the complex and intimate lives of seven friends, as they retreat to an upscale vacation home in the Colorado Rockies. This high-profile ensemble film features Emmy-winning director Linda Yellen and a star-studded cast, including Martha Plimpton, Ally Sheedy, and Lindsay Crouse, and has been widely praised for its intricate and engaging exploration of female friendships.
30. Parallel Lives (1994)
Parallel Lives, “ a 1994 drama directed by Linda Yellen, delves into the lives of a group of fraternity brothers who come together for a nostalgic weekend reunion. As they reminisce about their college days and old flames are reignited, the unexpected murder of one of them forces the group to reexamine their past and face the cold harshness of reality.
31. The Haunting of Seacliff Inn (1994)
The Haunting of Seacliff Inn, released in 1994, is a chilling drama, horror, and mystery film that masterfully weaves together elements of the supernatural. As our protagonists move into an old house by the sea, they find themselves plunged into a world of strange and terrifying situations.
32. Ultimate Betrayal (1994)
Ultimate Betrayal” is a gripping drama film based on a true story, released in 1994. Directed by Donald Wrye and written by Gregory Goodell, the movie revolves around two sisters who take a devastating stand against their father for incest and child abuse. As the plot unfolds, it is revealed that their father’s heinous actions extend far beyond what the sisters initially suspected.
33. One Night Stand (1995)
One Night Stand, “ a 1995 drama film directed by Talia Shire, follows the life of Michelle Sanderson, a stunning woman with everything going for her except a romantic relationship. As she encounters a mysterious, attractive stranger, she enters into a game of seduction.
34. The Tin Soldier (1995)
The Tin Soldier (1995) is a heartwarming drama that follows the life of a 12-year-old boy named Andy, whose father recently passed away. He attempts to cope with his grief and finds himself in a whirlwind of adventure and intrigue when a magical toy soldier comes to life.
35. Hijacked: Flight 285 (1996)
Hijacked: Flight 285 is a captivating 1996 thriller starring James Brolin, Michael Gross, and Susan Batten. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 30 minutes, the TV-14 rated film centers around a convicted murderer who is escorted by marshals on a regular flight from Phoenix to Dallas.
36. Country Justice (1996)
In the powerful drama “Country Justice” (1996), an aging grandfather is faced with a heart-wrenching reality when he learns that a man has raped his granddaughter. Determined to protect her, he embarks on a desperate mission to seek revenge and bring justice to this harrowing situation.
37. Macon County Jail (1997)
Macon County Jail” stars Ally Sheedy as a woman unjustly imprisoned in the Deep South, left in unexpected company with a resourceful inmate played by David Carradine. The two build a tentative alliance, finding solace and hope amidst the hardships inside the prison walls. As their bond deepens, their plans for retaliation and escape begin to unfold.
38. Buried Alive II (1997)
In “Buried Alive II, “ the intense world of crime and darkness returns when an adulterous husband, taking inspiration from the fate of Clint Goodman, the protagonist from the first film, decides to take drastic measures against his unfaithful wife, Laura. The film, directed by Tim Matheson and written by Walter Klenhard, features a gripping plot that immerses viewers in the chilling realities of a dangerous game gone wrong.
39. The Definite Maybe (1997)
The Definite Maybe, “ released in 1997, is a comedy movie directed by Rob Lobl and Sam Sokolow. Written by the duo, the film stars Bob Balaban, Josh Lucas, and Jeffrey Buehl. The movie revolves around 25-year-old Eric Traber, who finds himself in a difficult situation after losing his job and being evicted from his apartment. His best friend, Ziggy, who is missing from the Peace Corps, joins him on a trip to the Hamptons during Easter weekend.
40. Amnesia (1997)
Amnesia, a 1997 thriller directed by Kurt Voss, is a gripping tale of deceit and memory loss. The film follows a married pastor who, feeling trapped, plans to stage his own death. However, his plan takes a dangerous turn when a hit to the head triggers a bout of amnesia. As he tries to regain his memories and navigate this deceptive world, the line between reality and illusion becomes increasingly blurred.
41. Highball (1997)
Highball, released in 1997, follows the story of a newlywed couple who are eager to liven up their social life and embark on a journey of hosting lavish parties in their Brooklyn home, inviting all their friends to join in the fun. As they celebrate events such as New Year’s Eve and Halloween, they find themselves navigating the complexities of friendship, love, and life’s unexpected turns. Driven by the talents of Noah Baumbach as a director and writer, along with Justine Bateman, Noah Baumbach, and Peter Bogdanovich as stars, Highball offers a blend of comedy and drama that will appeal to moviegoers seeking an entertaining and engaging cinematic experience.
42. High Art (1998)
High Art” (1998) is a captivating drama and romance directed by Lisa Cholodenko. The film tells the story of a young, ambitious female intern who navigates a dangerous game of love with a talented, but drug-addicted lesbian photographer. Together, they exploit their relationship for career advancement, unraveling a complex web of desires, exploitation, and vulnerability.
43. Charades (1998)
Charades, released in 1998, is a gripping drama set in a big house in Los Angeles where a group of friends with a shared past and underlying issues gather for a barbecue. The slow-paced story unfolds as arguments, fights, murders, and intimacy ensue, connecting the characters’ lives in unexpected ways.
44. The Fury Within (1998)
Experience the spine-chilling drama of ‘The Fury Within, ‘ a suspenseful family-centered horror film released in 1998. Directed by Noel Nosseck and written by William Bast and Paul Huson, the film follows a recently separated couple and their children who suddenly find themselves tormented by supernatural forces beyond their control. As the paranormal events unfold, the family is forced to confront their relationships and secrets, all while unraveling the truth behind the terrifying occurrences. Featuring strong performances from Ally Sheedy, Costas Mandylor, and Jodie Dry, ‘The Fury Within’ is a gripping exploration of family dynamics, love, and fear. Watch this PG-13 rated horror movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 31 minutes, and prepare yourself for a chilling adventure. Don’t miss out on the thrilling experience of ‘The Fury Within. ‘“
45. Sugar Town (1999)
Sugar Town” is an offbeat comedy that takes a candid look at the world of struggling Los Angeles scene rock stars. Set in the late 1990s, the film follows the life of Gwen, a passionate, ambitious woman on the verge of making it big in the music industry. Directed by Allison Anders and Kurt Voss, the film also stars Jade Gordon, John Taylor, and Michael Des Barres.
46. Our Guys: Outrage at Glen Ridge (1999)
Our Guys: Outrage at Glen Ridge” is a gripping crime drama that explores the devastating aftermath of a horrific rape committed against a mentally disabled girl. The town of Glen Ridge is desperate to keep the incident hidden, shrouding their community in secrecy and hostility towards any scrutiny of their actions.
47. Advice from a Caterpillar (1999)
Advice from a Caterpillar” is a heartwarming and humorous romantic drama that masterfully weaves together the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery. Set in the late ’90s, the story revolves around a woman named Alice, who finds herself caught in a love triangle between her gay friend and his new boyfriend, Michael.
48. I’ll Take You There (1999)
I’ll Take You There” is a captivating film released in 1999, directed by the talented Adrienne Shelly. The movie, which has a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes, is rated R for its mature themes. Starring Ally Sheedy, Reg Rogers, and Pamela Gray in pivotal roles, this drama-comedy-romance film takes place in the vibrant city of New York.
49. The Autumn Heart (1999)
The Autumn Heart, released in 1999 and rated PG-13, is a dramatic film that takes viewers on an emotional journey filled with rediscovered connections and untold secrets. When their mother suffers a heart attack, three sisters receive a life-altering request — to find and reunite with the brother who was taken away by their father 16 years prior.
50. The Warden (2001)
The Warden, released in 2004, is a gripping drama based on the original 1993 British series. Set within the walls of a correctional facility, the film delves into the complex lives of the inmates and staff while exploring themes of power, control, and transformation.
51. Just a Dream (2002)
Just a Dream is a touching drama that takes place in a small town in the Nevada desert. When a film crew arrives in the area, they inadvertently change the lives of two young friends — a 12-year-old child and a movie-loving buddy.
52. Happy Here and Now (2002)
Happy Here and Now, “ an award-nominated drama film released in 2002, tells the story of a young woman suffering from crippling anxiety who suddenly disappears. Her concerned sister embarks on a frantic online search in an attempt to locate her beloved sibling. The movie unravels as the sister confronts her sister’s hidden life behind the web, plunging her into a complex world of mystery and danger.
53. The Interrogation of Michael Crowe (2002)
In the chilling drama “The Interrogation of Michael Crowe” (2002), life takes a dark turn for the residents of Escondido, California. Cheryl and Stephen Crowe awaken to find their twelve-year-old daughter Stephanie brutally murdered in her bedroom. As part of the investigation, each family member undergoes a harrowing interrogation, including their eldest child, Michael Crowe.
54. Searching for Debra Winger (2002)
In 2002, director and actress Rosanna Arquette created a compelling documentary film entitled “Searching for Debra Winger. “ The film explores the complexities and pressures faced by women in the entertainment industry, specifically focusing on the stereotypes and expectations placed upon them. In the film, Rosanna Arquette interviews a range of actresses, discussing the challenges they face as they navigate a realm often marred by scrutiny and subjectivity.
55. A Good Night to Die (2003)
A Good Night to Die” is a riveting action-comedy thriller starring Michael Rapaport and Gary Stretch, set in the electrifying city of New York. The film follows August and Ronnie, two unlikely partners, whose bond is tested when August takes a fatal misstep. Known for their quick wit and sharp humor, the characters navigate through high-stakes crime scenarios and explore the intricacies of loyalty and betrayal.
56. Shelter Island (2003)
Shelter Island” takes you on a thrilling journey of a seemingly perfect life turned upside down. Follow Lou, a former professional golfer turned motivational speaker, as she navigates through pain and chaos after being attacked near her home in Manhattan. As she searches for answers, her relationships become strained, and the world around her darkens.
57. Noise (2004)
Noise, “ directed by Tony Spiridakis, is an intriguing psychological thriller where a woman named Trish Goff (played by Julia Barnett) struggles to rebuild her life in the aftermath of unfortunate circumstances. As she grapples with her issues, the mysterious presence of her upstairs neighbor, Ally Sheedy, adds a layer of complexity to her life. The tension and suspense escalate as Trish confronts her enigmatic neighbor, leading to a series of unexpected consequences that challenge her perception of reality.
58. 2005 MTV Movie Awards (2005)
Prepare to be treated to an exciting blend of music, comedy, and entertainment as the 2005 MTV Movie Awards hits the screen! . Hosted by the ever-charismatic Jimmy Fallon, this high-energy event showcases reenactments and spoof scenes from your favorite movies.
59. Shooting Livien (2005)
Shooting Livien, “ a 2005 psychological drama directed by Rebecca Bagley-Cook, stars Jason Behr, Sarah Wynter, and Dominic Monaghan. The film delves into the complexities of John Livien, a New York musician grappling with a childhood trauma that drives him to claim an alter ego. As his band teeters on the brink of success, Livien’s delusion of reality mingles dangerously with his fragile sanity.
60. The Veteran (2006)
The Veteran” is a powerful and evocative drama set in the aftermath of the Vietnam War. After 30 years, politician Ray Watson (Michael Ironside) returns to Vietnam in hopes of laying his demons to rest. However, his journey takes an unexpected turn as he encounters a prisoner of war (POW) he left behind, forcing him to relive the day of their capture.
61. Day Zero (2007)
Day Zero” is a gripping drama that tells the story of three best friends who are drafted into the military during a time when the draft is reinstated. With only 30 days to report for duty, these men must confront their deepest beliefs and values. Faced with the harsh realities of violence, death threats, and exercise, they are forced to look at themselves in the mirror and question their choices.
62. Indie Sex: Teens (2007)
Indie Sex: Teens delves deep into the realm of teenage sex and sexuality on screen, exploring how these themes have evolved and played a crucial role in adolescent education. From classic films like Splendor in the Grass to contemporary cinema, this compelling documentary sheds light on the role these mediums have had in shaping societal perceptions of teenage sexuality.
63. Steam (2007)
In the quiet town of “Steam, “ three diverse women find themselves mysteriously linked by a shared destination at their local gym-the steam room. Each seeming “stuck” in life, these three seemingly ordinary women are about to embark on a series of exhilarating journey’s, leading them towards unexpected fulfilling new relationships.
64. The Junior Defenders (2007)
In the year 2007, “The Junior Defenders” takes us on a wild and hilarious journey through the world of superhero tv shows. A desperate fan of a 1970s children’s superhero series sets out on a bizarre mission to kidnap the original stars of the show in a plot to re-create their own episode. This twisted endeavor brings the former child stars together in an unexpected reunion.
65. Cover Girl Culture: Awakening the Media Generation (2008)
Cover Girl Culture: Awakening the Media Generation” is an enlightening documentary that delves into the unspoken world of fashion, advertising, and celebrity culture and its profound impact on today’s generation of young women. Formerly a prominent Elite model, the film’s focus is on revealing how beauty standards and societal norms shape the lives of adolescents and teens.
66. Harold (2008)
Harold” is a heartwarming comedic tale released in 2008, starring Spencer Breslin, Cuba Gooding Jr. , and Nikki Blonsky. The movie follows the life of a teenager named Harold (Breslin), who is dealing with an uncommon early onset of male-pattern baldness. Faced with the cruelty of his peers, he finds solace and camaraderie in an unlikely friendship with his high school’s janitor, Mr. Hadden (Gooding Jr. ).
67. Perestroika (2009)
Perestroika, “ directed by Slava Tsukerman and written by the same talented mind, is a captivating drama set amid the tumultuous era of Russian perestroika. The film stars Sam Robards, Ally Sheedy, and F. Murray Abraham.
68. Citizen Jane (2009)
Citizen Jane” (2009) tells the gripping story of Jane Alexander, a vibrant San Francisco woman who leads a comfortable life with her loving partner, Tom O’Donnell. Her idyllic world shatters when her dear Aunt Gertrude McCabe is brutally murdered in San Jose. Heartbroken and facing a new reality, Jane must find answers and confront the harsh truth that looms over her.
69. Life During Wartime (2009)
Life During Wartime, directed by Todd Solondz, is a thoughtful drama-comedy that explores the complexities of human relationships in a world teetering on the brink of war. Set in a quirky neighborhood in New Jersey, the film unravels a web of interwoven lives filled with longing, forgiveness, and self-discovery.
70. Don’t You Forget About Me (2009)
Don’t You Forget About Me” is a thought-provoking documentary released in 2010, delving into the enduring influence of iconic filmmaker John Hughes. This inspiring film examines the unique ability of Hughes to capture the essence of adolescence, creating characters and stories that speak to generations.
71. Ten Stories Tall (2010)
In the emotionally charged drama “Ten Stories Tall, “ two close-knit New York families navigate through the complexities of grief and loss. Amidst the death of a family matriarch and the ailing health of a beloved son, family relationships are put to the test.
72. The 82nd Annual Academy Awards (2010)
The 82nd Annual Academy Awards, hosted by Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin, bring together Hollywood’s finest for a night of glamour, celebration, and recognition. With Carey Mulligan, Macaulay Culkin, and Bradley Cooper in attendance, the awards ceremony promises an unforgettable evening filled with heartfelt speeches, stunning performances, and unexpected surprises.
73. Welcome to the Rileys (2010)
Welcome to the Rileys” is a compelling drama film that tells the story of a troubled man’s journey towards redemption. Set in the vibrant city of New Orleans, the story revolves around a damaged man who seeks salvation by caring for a wayward young woman. As they navigate their complex relationship, the man and the girl both find solace in each other, while the other characters in the movie provide additional depth and emotional resonance.
74. Chronicling a Crisis (2011)
Chronicling a Crisis” is a powerful documentary that delves into the personal and professional life of award-winning Israeli filmmaker Amos Kollek. Amos, whose father is the mythical mayor of Jerusalem, explores his complex relationship with his father and the challenges faced while attempting to fund his next film.
75. Not With My Daughter (2014)
Not With My Daughter is a gripping thriller that follows the story of a prominent defense attorney who decides to take on a pro bono case in hopes of changing her image. However, the case quickly spirals out of control, threatening not only her reputation, but also the safety of her family. Ally Sheedy stars as the dedicated attorney, while Rhys Ward and Annie Clark round out the cast.
76. Fugly! (2014)
Get ready for a rollercoaster of laughs with John Leguizamo in “Fugly! “ (2014), a heartwarming and hilarious comedy film. When a Latino comic finds himself in a near-death experience, he must navigate through the joys and struggles of his career and personal life. The film brings together an all-star cast including Radha Mitchell and Rosie Perez, under the direction of Alfredo Rodriguez de Villa and with creative input from the talented Kathy DeMarco and John Leguizamo himself.
77. Sins of Our Youth (2014)
In the gripping drama “Sins of Our Youth, “ four teenagers are faced with dire consequences after accidentally killing a younger boy during a recreational shooting spree. As the reality of their actions sets in, they must confront the dangerous decisions that followed. This heart-wrenching tale of murder, cover-up, and the weight of young choices will keep you on the edge of your seat.
78. X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)
In the exhilarating 2016 film “X-Men: Apocalypse, “ the world’s fate hangs in the balance as the X-Men must unite to defeat the ancient and all-powerful mutant, En Sabah Nur, who will stop at nothing to bring about an apocalypse. Set in the 1980s, this pulsating action adventure is filled with nail-biting stunts, daring heroics, and heart-pounding suspense.
79. Little Sister (2016)
Little Sister, directed by Zach Clark and released in 2016, is an unforgettable drama comedy that explores the complexities of family bonds and acceptance. The film follows young nun Colleen, played by Addison Timlin, who returns to her childhood home in Asheville, NC, to escape her family’s interference. Upon arrival, Colleen discovers her old room still filled with her former dark teenage lifestyle, filled with goth/metal posters and black paint.
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