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Brampton’s Own portrays the comfort found in our past when our future does not seem as bright. Alex Russell brings a 30-year-old baseball player to life who must return home after chasing his professional dream for 12 years. After seeing his friends succeed in areas ahead of him, Dustin comes to the realization his time limit on his career has not taken him where he anticipated. He is faced to decide where he wants to be and where he’s been all along. I loved how this movie harped on the importance of leaning on family and receiving help from others. With the help of his family and old acquaintances, Dustin must choose between his first love of sport or his high school first love.

Five Fingers for Marseilles, directed by Michael Matthews, is a Western cinema with a suspenseful plot that portrays, family, friendships and loyalty. Escaping his troubles, Tao vanishes from his small-town, Marseilles at a young age. Leaving behind his family and friends, he spends his life tiptoeing on hells borders. When he returns home 20 years later, Tao is forced to face the demons he tried to out run and the people he tried to forget. Tao must soul search for the hero within him and save his homeland from the foundation he left in pieces. Can he save the dirt of Marseilles from his own violence? Tribulations are a test of who a man can be, regardless of who he once was

A Wizard’s Tale is a good vs. evil animation feature that will keep your attention the whole time! Director Andres Couturier portrayed this story line with color and magic to bring his characters to life. The story line about a teenage boy who must save his grandmother’s theme park is heart-warming and family oriented. I’d recommend this movie to people of all ages!