Time Capsule Films

David and Goliath

Set during Israel’s struggle against the Philistines, the story follows young David, chosen by God to lead his people, as he prepares for his fateful clash with the giant Goliath. Ivica Pajer brings sincerity to the role of David, while Orson Welles looms over the film as King Saul, a ruler consumed by doubt and jealousy. Directed by Ferdinando Baldi and Richard Pottier, the 1960 epic blends court intrigue, lavish spectacle, and spiritual drama in a stirring retelling of one of history’s most famous battles.

Death of a Prophet

A powerful dramatization of Malcolm X’s final day, Death of a Prophet explores the moments leading up to his assassination and the impact of his legacy. Starring Morgan Freeman in an early role, the film blends narrative, documentary-style footage, and commentary to deliver a stirring portrait of the revolutionary leader.

Ninth Street

Set in the 1960s, this gritty independent drama chronicles life along Junction City’s Ninth Street, a neighborhood of bars, jazz clubs, and hard times on the edge of Fort Riley. Martin Sheen appears as a conflicted preacher, while Isaac Hayes adds soul as a bar owner caught between survival and change. Written and co-starring Kevin Willmott, Ninth Street is a heartfelt portrait of community, struggle, and resilience in a place where dreams and disappointments collide.

Shaolin Temple

Jet Li makes his screen debut in this legendary martial arts epic that helped launch the modern kung fu film era. Set during the Tang Dynasty, the story follows a young man who seeks refuge in the Shaolin Temple and learns the secrets of its monks’ powerful fighting techniques. As he trains in body and spirit, he must ultimately use his skills to defend the temple against ruthless warlords. With breathtaking fight choreography, sweeping landscapes, and a stirring story of honor and discipline, Shaolin Temple remains a cornerstone of martial arts cinema.