BlackBerry Movie: The Hilarious True Story of a Tech Giant

This March, explore compelling cinematic narratives that go beyond the mainstream. "BlackBerry" offers an outrageous and mostly true account of the iconic mobile device's creation.

The film centers on tech visionaries Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin, who enlist the help of businessman Jim Balsillie. Facing limited capital and a flawed prototype, they embark on a frantic effort to achieve their mobile aspirations, battling internal conflicts along the way.

"Ginger & Rosa" delves into a tender coming-of-age drama set in early 1960s America. It follows two inseparable childhood friends whose lives diverge as one embraces the counterculture movement while the other leans toward tradition.

The looming threat of nuclear war influences their reactions, testing their profound bond. The film beautifully portrays the complexities of youthful rebellion and enduring friendship.

Finally, "Small Time Crooks" presents a unique heist comedy where a botched bank robbery leads to an unforeseen success. Ray's plan to tunnel into a bank from an adjacent pizzeria falters, but his wife Frenchy's cookies become a sensation.

The couple finds unexpected wealth, yet struggles to adapt to high society, creating humorous situations as they navigate their new upper-class status.