Movies and TvShows featuring "watching-a-home-movie" theme.

The Griswold family's plans for a big family Christmas predictably turn into a big disaster. Clark sets out to have the perfect Griswold family Christmas, but his well-intentioned efforts only result in chaos and mishaps. From accidentally cutting off and taunting truck drivers on the road, to sticking to everything he touches due to excess sap, Clark's comedic attempts at creating the ideal holiday experience fall flat. As the family faces a series of misadventures, including failed attempts at setting up lights and a disastrous Christmas Eve dinner, Clark's determination to salvage the holiday leads to unexpected results. With the arrival of his unpredictable cousin Eddie and an explosive finale involving a radioactive Santa, the Griswold family's Christmas will certainly be one they'll never forget.

In a world that has been ravaged by a power outage and other unknown factors, two sisters must find a way to survive in the forest. They face challenges such as a lack of resources, danger from other survivors, and the constant fear of death. Along the way, they confront their own inner demons and form a stronger bond as they navigate this harsh reality.

Sister Swap: A Hometown Holiday is a heartwarming Christmas movie about two sisters who decide to switch places and experience each other's lives during the holiday season. The movie explores themes of family, love, and the magic of Christmas.

A couple, devastated by the loss of their young son, is approached by a scientist who offers to clone him. As they struggle with the moral implications and their troubled relationship, they discover that their cloned son may not be as they expected.

In The King of Marvin Gardens, two brothers find themselves caught up in a world of betrayal, false promises, and the struggle to achieve the American dream. Set on the boardwalk of Atlantic City, they must navigate the complexities of life, love, and the allure of the casino industry. As their schemes and dreams unfold, they are faced with the harsh realities of depression and the loss of eyesight. Will they be able to overcome these obstacles and find success, or will they be consumed by the darkness that surrounds them?

A wealthy widow, Karen Stone, visits Rome in search of adventure and excitement after the death of her husband. She becomes entangled in a love affair with a young gigolo named Paolo, but their relationship quickly becomes complicated. As Karen navigates the glamorous but seedy world of Roman nightlife, she must confront her own self-destructive tendencies and the consequences of her actions. The story explores themes of desire, loneliness, and the allure of youth.

A pregnant woman is devastated when her husband is believed to be dead after a plane crash. She meets a famous pianist and agrees to pose as his wife to help him protect his career. However, complications arise when her husband reappears and wants his son back.

After discovering a disturbing home movie in her grandmother's attic, a woman becomes obsessed with unraveling the secrets it holds, leading her to confront her own dark past.

Union Station is a tense crime thriller set in the bustling train station. When a secretary is kidnapped, an ex-convict and a railroad police captain team up to rescue her and catch the cold-blooded killer.

After a bad breakup, Eve is transported back in time to the Christmas season of 1996. She gets a second chance to relive her childhood and fix her mistakes, including finding true love.

A spiritualist medium agrees to help a grieving widower figure out why his daughter has developed a daylight phobia.

A documentary that showcases the relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and The Prince of Wales, with rare footage and personal stories. It offers an intimate look into the life of the royal family.

The Marina Experiment' is the result of over 10,000 photographs, super 8 home footage and reel to reel audiotape interrogations that director Marina Lutz's father made of her during her upper class upbringing in 1960s and 1970s Manhattan. A both eerie and infinitely fascinating archive that she herself has now sorted out and reassembled. Her father's transgressive voyeurism is turned against himself, while a courageous self portrait simultaneously grows out of the almost incestuously intimate 'home movies'. The result is a family exposé that can't be shaken off that easily, and which in an intelligent and absolutely unique way raises the question about the right to not be seen - a question that has become even more relevant in the present day.

Ossi hasn't seen his daughter for over ten years. Suddenly she arrives to figure out what kind of person her father is and why she wasn't good enough for him.