Unbroken Unbroken tells the story of six-time bareback world champion Kaycee Feild. Watch how he overcomes and perseveres to fulfill his dream of becoming the best.

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After a near-fatal plane crash in WWII, Olympian Louis Zamperini spends a harrowing 47 days in a raft with two fellow crewmen before he's caught by the Japanese navy and sent to a prisoner-o... Read all.

Unbroken Olympic track star Louis Zamperini becomes a pilot during World War II and endures a brutal struggle for survival when he is captured by the Japanese. Watch all you want. Based on a true story, Angelina Jolie's sophomore directorial effort won an AFI Movie of the Year Award.

While the violence is certainly not worth an R rating, the ferocity and intensity make this more suitable for 14-15 year olds. Even then, it could be too much for kids and adults who are sensitive to violence and depictions of pain. We had to fast forward over several scenes.

Although Unbroken is rated PG-13, there are several violent scenes in which the protagonist is beaten.

Holocaust highlights numerous events which occurred both up to and during World War II, such as Kristallnacht, the construction of Jewish ghettos, and, later, the construction of death camps and the use of gas chambers.

The Auschwitz Report A fictionalized tale of the escape by Rudolf Vrba and Alfred Wetzler, based on the novel by Wetzler called 'What Dante did not See.

Their entire story was retold through the Hulu original series The Act, but Run isn't based on a specific case. In Run, Diane may have had genuine concerns for Chloe's health, but her hypervigilance seems to have developed into Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy thanks to the Ridocaine Chloe takes.

Prefontaine depicts the tragic life and times of legendary runner Steve Prefontaine. This movie highlights his formative beginnings in Coos Bay, Oregon, his running success while at the University of Oregon and his relentless quest for Olympic gold in the 1972 Munich, Olympics.

Clark The world is a queernorm world; the lead women characters are queer; there are other lesbian, gay, and bi characters. There is also a trans side character but he won't get significant "screentime" until Book 2, alas.

“Thirteen” is a cautionary tale, one that ultimately shows the perils of going “bad,” but the film is rated R for a reason. “Thirteen” contains profanity, shoplifting, drug and alcohol use, sexual situations, masochistic scenes of a young girl cutting herself and some nudity.