Movies on Sundays

A sober, persuasive campaign broadcast that plays like a tense civics lecture, asking you to weigh stark choices about freedom and conflict.

A quiet, matter-of-fact look behind the scenes of everyday moviegoing, more informative than immersive.

A brief, urgent collage of images and words that feels like a passionate political pamphlet read aloud in a restless city.

A breezy, cheerful peek behind the curtain, more like a studio tour than a story, over almost before it begins.

A calm, instructional short that explains civic bookkeeping in a plain, patient voice, easy to absorb and forget.

A brief, grainy window onto a historic public gathering, watched more as a document than as a story.

A brisk, funny, and thoughtful look behind the scenes at creative risk and the culture wars it sparked.

A brisk, sober-minded newsreel that surveys hard times with a calm, instructional voice and a touch of civic optimism.

A quick, pointed political jab that plays like a wry sketch, amusing in its cheek but slight and dated outside its moment.

A calm, sermon-like talk show of earnest religious conversation, soothing to some viewers and grating to others.

A brisk, earnest little propaganda piece that nudges ordinary domestic life toward civic duty with gentle humour and plain conviction.

A dry, stately newsreel that follows a statesman on a goodwill tour, informative but distant.