Movies and TvShows featuring "ribbon-cutting" theme.

In 'Life with Mikey,' a former child star named Mikey works as a talent agent at a failing talent agency in New York City. When a precocious 10-year-old pickpocket named Angie steals Mikey's wallet, he sees potential in her and convinces her to join his agency. Mikey and Angie face various challenges as they try to make it in the entertainment industry, including dealing with Angie's brother, a rival talent agent, and filming a commercial for a cookie company.

Valentino: The Last Emperor is a documentary that explores the life and career of the renowned fashion designer Valentino Garavani. The film delves into his creative process, his relationships with models and muses, and his impact on the fashion industry. It also showcases his iconic fashion shows and events, as well as his personal life and the legacy he leaves behind.

After a letter goes missing, a group of postal workers in Denver embark on a mission to deliver it and reunite two estranged lovers. Along the way, they face comedic mishaps, unexpected romance, and learn the power of forgiveness.

A few months after Ina left the position as the President of the Philippines, she is back in the media limelight as she releases a book of her life in her journey as a mother to her children and as a mother to the people of the Philippines. Ina now lives a simple life with her beloved children, together with her long-time best friend, Rowena.

April, an uptight health-chef guru is on the verge of notoriety, but her brand of cooking is failing. Despite her assurances healthy is tasty, those who have tried her recipes disagree. Unwilling to give up on her hard work and career, April vows to reinvent herself and travels to Italy to learn how to incorporate the country’s notoriously rich culture of food into her own recipes. There, she meets Rob, a brilliant chef specializing in Italian cuisine, who helps April find a new joy and freedom in life and in cooking.

Man of the Century follows a man named Johnny Twennies who believes he belongs in the 1920s. Despite living in the 1990s, he dresses, speaks, and behaves like a character from the past. As he navigates modern-day New York City, Johnny's eccentricities create both humorous and heartwarming situations. With elements of comedy, romance, and anachronism, the film explores themes of identity, love, and the challenges of fitting in.

Six years old boy decides to start school and going by himself to first grade instead of kindergarten.