Movies and TvShows featuring "returning-to-childhood-home" theme.
Rambling Rose is a coming-of-age drama set in the 1930s American South and follows the story of a young woman's sexual awakening. Rose, a troubled teenager, becomes the house guest of a wealthy family in Georgia. As she navigates her way through adolescence, Rose explores her own sexuality and forms a complex bond with the family. The film explores themes of love, friendship, dysfunctional family dynamics, and self-discovery within the backdrop of the Great Depression.
After surviving an overdose, a woman is plagued by a mysterious disease. She returns to her childhood home to confront her personal demons but instead uncovers a terrifying horror.
Child Bride is a drama set in 1930s America that explores the issue of child marriage. The story revolves around a 12-year-old girl who is forced into marrying an adult man. This film delves into the consequences and challenges faced by the young bride as she navigates her new life.
Kerry and her daughter Ella try to settle the estate of her late father, however the contractor they hire brings with him a series of lethal mishaps.
After the unexpected death of her sister, a successful corporate lawyer returns to her small hometown for Christmas and must confront her past while dealing with an old flame and fulfilling the stipulations of her sister's last will.
Le Beau Serge tells the story of a man who returns to his childhood home and reconnects with his old friends. The town is plagued by alcoholism and the characters must confront their pasts and make difficult choices. The film explores themes of friendship, love, and the challenges of rural life.
Montana Story is a psychological drama that follows a 23-year-old man as he returns to his childhood home in Montana to confront family trauma and deal with the impending death of his father. The film explores themes of domestic violence, tragedy, and the complex relationships between estranged siblings. With stunning visuals of the American West and a gripping plot, Montana Story is a modern Western that delves into the depths of family legacy and the struggle for redemption.
On the Second Day of Christmas follows a woman and her niece as they attempt to steal from a department store. Along the way, they discover the true meaning of Christmas and the importance of family.
An Angel for Satan is a gothic horror movie set in 19th century Italy. The story revolves around a village cursed with misfortune and a series of mysterious events that follow. The protagonist discovers a secret passageway in an old house and encounters supernatural powers, including a succubus and bodily possession. The movie combines elements of giallo and psychotronic film genres, with a touch of gothic atmosphere.
A painter seeks revenge on those who persecuted her, leading to a series of gruesome events. As she returns to her childhood home, she confronts her brother, sister, and mother-daughter relationship that haunts her. With hallucinations and a ghostly presence, she takes revenge on the serial killer who destroyed her life.
When Emma returns to her childhood home for Christmas, she finds an old letter that leads her on a journey of rediscovery and love.
A drifter hiding out in a small town assumes the identity of a wheelchair-bound woman's former boarder. He becomes involved in a casino heist and finds himself falling for the woman he is supposed to be taking advantage of.
Saratoga Trunk is a romantic drama set in 1870s Saratoga Springs. The story follows the adventures of a strong-minded woman seeking revenge. Along the way, she falls in love and becomes involved in a romantic rivalry. The plot is filled with odd-couple relationships, conspiracy, jealousy, and an assumed identity. The movie explores themes of love, family relationships, and the challenges faced by a woman in a patriarchal society.
Undercover Christmas is a movie about an FBI agent who is assigned to protect a teenage girl during the Christmas season. As he goes undercover, he realizes the importance of family and love.
After many years away, a young boy returns to his childhood home in Washington, D.C., and must deal with the challenges of race relations and gentrification. As he reconnects with old friends and confronts the changes in his neighborhood, he finds himself caught in a web of controversy and struggle. With tensions escalating and a gun shot ringing out, he must navigate the complexities of his past and present to find his place in a changing world.
Katie is a documentary film that tells the true story of Katie Taylor, a lightweight boxer from Ireland. The film explores Katie's journey as she overcomes various challenges and obstacles to become a world champion and Olympic athlete. It delves into her personal struggles and highlights her determination, skill, and success in the male-dominated world of professional boxing.
British television film starring Martin Kemp
About a woman who was a child refugee from the Spanish Civil War, and is now living as an adult in Mexico City. She tries to remember the traumatic events of her childhood.
Plagued by nightmares and obsessive sleepwalking, Darcy Baker can't purge her mind of the animalistic abuse she suffered as a child at the hands of her mother. When Darcy's therapist Ryan is informed that her family homestead, the very source of her nightmares, has been abandoned, he is eager to get her back there and pull the suppressed memories to the surface in order to start her journey of healing. While Darcy has no interest in walking through the door to that hell, she does have a deep desire to win the love of Ryan and succumbs to his wishes to return to her childhood home. Upon arriving at the decrepit house, she and Ryan discover that the fear mother ignites in Darcy still lives. Even more unsettling, they uncover the existence of ten-year-old Sam, a feral mute, who keeps his secrets dangerously close to his heart. Ryan admirably risks it all to heal both Sam and Darcy, but is their blood bond thicker than the healing waters he has to offer?
Sexually abused by her father from infancy to early adolescence, Shirley Turcotte is now in her thirties and has succeeded in building a rich and full life. To further reconcile her past and present, she is returning to the people and places of her childhood. Her mother, brothers and sister, all of whom were also caught up in the cycle of family violence, openly share their thoughts. Their frank disclosures will encourage survivors of incest to break through the silence and betrayal to recover and develop a sense of self-worth and dignity.