<p>In the haunting canals of Venice, a grieving couple seeks solace from an unthinkable tragedy. [c=Donald Sutherland] and [c=Julie Christie] star as John and Laura Baxter, whose world is shattered by the accidental drowning of their young daughter. Hoping to find distraction and healing while John restores a historic church, they instead find themselves drawn into a chilling web of premonitions and eerie coincidences. Their fragile peace is disrupted by two mysterious sisters, one of whom claims to be a psychic with a dire warning from beyond. Directed with unsettling precision by [c=Nicolas Roeg], this atmospheric masterpiece weaves a tense psychological tapestry where grief blurs the line between reality and ominous foresight. As John becomes plagued by fleeting glimpses of a small figure in a red coat—a haunting echo of his loss—the labyrinthine city transforms from a place of recovery into a menacing stage for a deepening mystery. The couple must navigate a disorienting landscape of doubt, fear, and supernatural suggestion, where every reflection in the water and shadow in an alley threatens to unravel their sanity and lead them toward a terrifying, inescapable truth.</p>

During World War II, two French civilians and a downed British Bomber Crew set out from Paris to cross the demarcation line between Nazi-occupied Northern France and the South. From there they will be able to escape to England. First, they must avoid German troops – and the consequences of their own blunders.

<p>When two low-level astronomers, the idealistic Kate Dibiasky ([c=Jennifer Lawrence]) and her anxious mentor Dr. Randall Mindy ([c=Leonardo DiCaprio]), make a civilization-ending discovery, they embark on a desperate media tour to warn a disinterested world. Their dire warning of a planet-killing comet hurtling toward Earth is met with shocking indifference, political maneuvering by President Orlean ([c=Meryl Streep]), and vapid distraction from a 24-hour news cycle led by hosts Brie Evantee ([c=Cate Blanchett]) and Jack Bremmer ([c=Tyler Perry]). As the clock ticks down, the scientists must navigate a surreal landscape of celebrity culture, tech billionaires like the enigmatic Peter Isherwell ([c=Mark Rylance]), and partisan politics in a satirical race against time. Directed by [c=Adam McKay], this darkly comedic and sharply relevant film blends sci-fi urgency with biting social commentary, questioning what truly captures humanity's attention in the face of an undeniable catastrophe.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Don't Make Friends," a group of young professionals discovers the dark side of modern connection when a simple roommate matching app turns into a deadly trap. Directed by and starring [c=Joey Sawyer], the story centers on a man who, seeking affordable housing, uses a seemingly benign service to find a perfect living situation. He and his new housemates, including characters played by [c=Josh Cornell] and [c=Liz Loo], initially believe they have found an ideal community. However, the app's mysterious and controlling algorithms begin to dictate their lives with sinister precision, enforcing strict rules under the guise of fostering harmony. As the boundaries between convenience and captivity blur, the roommates realize they are not tenants but prisoners in a meticulously designed game, where breaking the rules leads to terrifying consequences. This tense and atmospheric thriller explores the horrors of forced intimacy and the paranoia that festers when technology curates your life, building towards a desperate struggle for survival against an unseen, manipulative force.</p>

<p>When a single father to a teenage daughter learns that he has a fatal brain tumor, he takes her on a road trip to find the mother who abandoned her years before and to try to teach her everything she might need over the rest of her life.</p>

<p>A documentary about the legendary singer Dionne Warwick who broke racial and gender barriers and rose from her roots in New Jersey gospel choirs to attain global superstardom. Don't Make Me Over provides a glimpse into the life of one of the most famous, yet notoriously private, superstars of the last sixty years.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes world of competitive gaming, a brilliant but underestimated strategist finds that the most dangerous battles happen far from the screen. DON'T PLAY DUM plunges into the intense rivalry between two elite esports teams on the cusp of a championship, where behind-the-scenes manipulation proves to be a deadlier game than any played online. As alliances fracture and hidden agendas surface, the players must decipher who is a true teammate and who is a masterful saboteur playing a very long con. This sleek, suspenseful thriller captures the electric atmosphere of professional gaming while weaving a taut narrative of betrayal and psychological warfare, where every move is calculated and trust is the ultimate liability. The film challenges its characters—and the audience—to look beyond the obvious, in a world where pretending to be less than you are can be the smartest, and most perilous, strategy of all.</p>

<p>Terror returns with a vengeance in this chilling horror sequel that plunges viewers back into a nightmare they thought had ended. Director [c=Jesse Foy] crafts a relentless tale of survival where the past refuses to stay buried and the rules of escape have deadly consequences.</p> <p>The story follows a group of survivors who believed they had outrun their tormentors, only to discover that their ordeal was far from over. [c=Paige Korner] leads the ensemble cast as someone haunted by previous events, while [c=Jake Galluccio], [c=Timothy Hood], and [c=Mason Clodfelter] portray characters caught in an escalating web of terror that threatens to consume them all. When they realize that running may no longer be an option, they must confront the horrifying truth that their pursuers have evolved their methods of hunting.</p> <p>[c=Foy], who also penned the screenplay, creates an atmosphere of mounting dread where every shadow conceals potential danger and every moment of safety proves fleeting. The film explores themes of trauma, survival, and the psychological toll of being perpetually hunted, delivering genuine scares while examining what happens when victims are forced to become fighters in their own desperate battle for survival.</p>

<p>In a taut and unsettling short film that unfolds in a mere four minutes, [c=David F. Sandberg] directs a gripping psychological thriller that explores the terrifying power of a single, unhinged accusation. The story follows a seemingly ordinary man whose life is shattered when a stranger’s reckless words set off a chain reaction of paranoia and violence. As the rumor spreads like wildfire through a close-knit community, the protagonist finds himself cornered, his reputation destroyed, and his safety compromised. The central conflict hinges on the agonizing question of how to prove innocence when the damage has already been done. With no time to reason and no one to trust, he must confront the mob mentality that has turned against him. This intense, high-concept drama uses its brief runtime to maximum effect, delivering a claustrophobic atmosphere of dread and moral panic. [c=Lotta Losten] co-stars in this chilling reminder that words can be weapons, and that sometimes the most dangerous enemy is the crowd.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror thriller Don't Sleep, a young couple’s new beginning becomes a terrifying descent into madness. After moving into a beautiful coastal cottage, Zach, played by [c=Dominic Sherwood], and Shawn, portrayed by [c=Charlbi Dean Kriek], believe they have found their perfect home. Their idyllic life is soon shattered as Zach begins to experience violent, recurring nightmares that bleed terrifyingly into his waking hours, while Shawn grows increasingly concerned for his sanity. The couple finds themselves drawn into a dark mystery involving the home’s previous occupants, including a troubled psychiatrist [c=Cary Elwes] and a desperate mother [c=Drea de Matteo], whose own lives were consumed by similar horrors. As the line between nightmare and reality completely dissolves, Zach and Shawn must confront a malevolent force rooted in the town’s past, fighting to uncover the truth before they are permanently trapped in a waking nightmare. Directed by [c=Rick Bieber], the film crafts a chilling atmosphere of psychological dread where every shadow holds a secret and the greatest threat may be the demons within.</p>

<p>"Don't Talk to Irene" follows Irene (McLeod), a fat and friendless high school student who does community service at the Golden Days retirement home after being suspended from school. With a passion for cheerleading, Irene secretly signs up the senior residents to audition for a dance-themed reality show to prove that you don't need to be physically perfect to be awesome.</p>

<p>In the tense and atmospheric thriller Don't Tell a Soul, two desperate teenage brothers, Joey and Matt, played by [c=Fionn Whitehead] and [c=Jack Dylan Grazer], attempt to rob a seemingly empty house to escape their bleak home life. The heist goes disastrously wrong when their target, a troubled security guard named Hamby ([c=Rainn Wilson]), falls into a deep, abandoned well while chasing them. Trapped and pleading for his life, Hamby becomes an unexpected prisoner, forcing the brothers into a precarious moral dilemma. As guilt and paranoia begin to fracture their already fragile bond, Hamby initiates a psychological game from the darkness below, manipulating their fears and secrets. With their mother ([c=Mena Suvari]) unaware of the sinister truth festering in their backyard, Joey and Matt find themselves in a chilling battle of wits where the real threat may not be at the bottom of the well, but in the lies they tell each other to survive.</p>

<p>An improv group that loses its lease on its home theater at the same time that one of its castmembers gets chosen for the biggest sketch-comedy show on TV. The film delves into the bitterness and backstabbing that occur between friends when they realize that maybe not everyone's going to make it after all.</p>

<p>When a young couple moves into their dream apartment, they believe they have found the perfect sanctuary, only to discover that their charming and seemingly perfect neighbors, the couple upstairs, harbor unsettling secrets. Starring [c=Alex Mitchell] and [c=Brenna Skalski] as the new tenants, their fresh start quickly curdles into suspicion as odd noises, unexpected encounters, and a growing sense of voyeurism permeate the thin walls between them. Directed by [c=Brittany Goodwin] and written by [c=Steve Turner], this tense drama weaves a claustrophobic tale of paranoia and trust, exploring how easily facades can crack under pressure. As boundaries blur and polite smiles fade, the newcomers are drawn into a psychological game where nothing is as it appears, forcing them to question not only the intentions of their enigmatic neighbors, played with magnetic unease by [c=Rob LaColla Jr.], but also the strength of their own relationship. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread, transforming everyday apartment living into a stage for a gripping and intimate conflict where the greatest threat may be lurking just overhead.</p>

<p>The film sees a struggling photographer (Magaro) and his philandering father Harry (McDonald) discover that they each had a one-night stand with the same woman, Sara-Beth (Walker), in the same week, and that either one of them might be the biological father of her four-year-old daughter. They pair then agree to share fatherly duties while waiting for paternity test results.</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched, idyllic 1950s company town of Victory, life is a picture of perfection for housewife Alice Chambers, played by [c=Florence Pugh]. She spends her days in a beautiful home with her charming husband Jack, portrayed by [c=Harry Styles], who works on a secretive project for the enigmatic company leader Frank, [c=Chris Pine]. As the men drive off to their mysterious jobs each day, the women enjoy a life of leisure, curated by Frank’s elegant wife Shelley, [c=Gemma Chan]. Yet, beneath the glossy surface of pristine homes and synchronized dance routines, Alice begins to notice unsettling cracks in her flawless reality. Directed by [c=Olivia Wilde], this stylish psychological thriller follows Alice’s growing paranoia as she questions the true nature of Victory and the purpose of her husband’s work. Her search for answers pits her against the entire community, threatening to shatter the carefully constructed paradise and expose a disturbing truth that everyone else seems determined to ignore.</p>

<p>A biopic of quadriplegic cartoonist John Callahan, he became an alcoholic at the age of 12, a drug abuser in his mid-teens and a quadriplegic at 21 after being involved in a car accident after a day of drinking. He managed to rebuild his life to become an envelope-pushing cartoonist, learning to use both hands to draw, for example, and also reconciling with members of his family.</p>

<p>Director/writer/star Kris Avedisian expertly deconstructs the contemporary obsession with the "man-child" in this darkly funny story about former childhood best friends who reconnect decades later in their working-class Rhode Island neighborhood. Peter Latang (Jesse Wakeman) left his childhood home to reinvent himself as a slick Wall Street mover and shaker. </p><p>When he's forced to return home to bury his grandmother, he loses his wallet on the trip. Stranded and broke, Peter looks to the only person he can think of to help him out-his next-door neighbor and former childhood friend Donald (played by Avedisian). </p><p>The ever-eccentric Donald hasn't changed a bit, and what starts as a simple favor turns into a long and unhinged van ride into their past. Avedisian's pitch-perfect first feature is a brilliant twist on the family-reunion melodrama and the classic buddy comedy.</p>

<p>In the vibrant yet tumultuous world of Soviet-era comedy, a legendary performer finds his life's work flashing before his eyes. [c=Igor Ivanov]'s poignant drama, "Done It All," delves into the soul of a celebrated humorist, portrayed with profound depth by [c=Mikhail Zhvanetsky], as he reflects on a career built on laughter that often masked private struggles. Surrounded by a constellation of comedic talents including [c=Roman Kartsev], [c=Viktor Ilchenko], and [c=Klara Novikova], he navigates the complex relationship between an artist, his audience, and the shifting political landscape that seeks to define his art. The film weaves a rich tapestry of memory and performance, exploring the central conflict between public legacy and personal truth. With a tone that balances bittersweet nostalgia with sharp, dramatic insight, this biographical portrait invites viewers behind the curtain to witness the man behind the jokes, questioning what remains when the applause finally fades.</p>

<p>A hedonistic holiday turns into a waking nightmare in this intense thriller from director [c=Oliver Blackburn]. Three British friends, including the adventurous Lisa ([c=Nichola Burley]), join a group of wealthy and charismatic strangers for a night of partying on a luxurious yacht in the Mediterranean. The sun-drenched atmosphere of drugs, music, and flirtation takes a dark turn when a dangerous sexual act, known as a "donkey punch," is introduced during the revelry. What begins as a reckless thrill spirals into a fatal accident, leaving the group fractured and terrified. As panic sets in, alliances shatter and primal instincts take over, transforming the idyllic vessel into a claustrophobic battleground. Trapped miles from shore with no witnesses, the survivors, including the calculating Marcus ([c=Tom Burke]) and the increasingly desperate Bluey ([c=Jaime Winstone]), must navigate a rising tide of paranoia, guilt, and violence, where every decision could be their last.</p>

An FBI undercover agent infiltrates the mob and identifies more with the mafia life at the expense of his regular one.

After narrowly escaping a bizarre accident, a troubled teenager is plagued by visions of a large bunny rabbit that manipulates him to commit a series of crimes.

<p>Three desperate souls must fight their way out of a dead-end world in this bracing, gut-punching glimpse into America's dark underbelly. Earl (Jamie Bell) is a struggling ex-marine and father determined to make a better life for his family--no matter what it takes. Angus (Frank Grillo) is a violent, unhinged drug dealer who leaves a trail of death and destruction in his wake. And Delia (Margaret Qualley) is a haunted woman who will do anything to escape a life of crime she can no longer bear. In their kill-or-be-killed world, all roads lead to the Donnybrook: an illicit backwoods cage match where bare-knuckled fighters brawl for a shot at a $100,000 prize. It's either a last-ditch chance at redemption--or a death sentence. Blending unflinching brutality with dreamlike lyricism, director Tim Sutton conjures a mesmerizing, visceral vision of life on the extreme margins.</p>

<p>In the outrageous comedy "Donor, The," [c=Rob Corddry] stars as a man whose life of comfortable mediocrity is turned upside down by an act of misguided charity. When his spontaneous decision to donate sperm during his college years comes back to haunt him decades later, he finds himself confronted by the bizarre and demanding adult offspring he never knew he had. Directed by [c=Damian Lee], the film follows this unprepared everyman as he is dragged into the chaotic lives of his biological children, each more eccentric and needy than the last. Forced to navigate his newfound paternal responsibilities while his own orderly world crumbles, he embarks on a hysterical journey of reluctant connection and personal upheaval. With a tone that balances sharp, sardonic wit with moments of unexpected heart, this comedy explores the messy consequences of the past and the chaotic road to making amends, proving that family can find you in the most unconventional ways.</p>

<p>In the heart-pounding single minute of [m=Don’t Explode], every second is a ticking bomb. The film plunges the audience directly into the high-stakes dilemma of an ordinary man, portrayed with frantic intensity by [c=Jesse Plemons], who finds himself in an extraordinary and terrifying situation. With a device strapped to his chest and a cryptic set of rules whispered in his ear, his only goal is to remain perfectly, impossibly calm. His every instinct screams to panic, but a single elevated heartbeat could mean instant oblivion. This razor-sharp thriller, directed by [c=Emma Stone], masterfully constructs an unbearable atmosphere of suspense within its fleeting runtime, transforming a simple premise into a white-knuckle exploration of human fear and control. As the clock mercilessly counts down, the line between survival and catastrophe becomes terrifyingly thin, promising a cinematic experience that is as brief as it is explosively tense.</p>

<p>In the raw and resonant drama Don’t Let It Bring You Down, writer-director [c=Nick Verdi] also stars as a struggling musician navigating the fractured landscape of his own life in New York City. Alongside a compelling ensemble including [c=Alisa Leigh], [c=Gianni Passiglia], and [c=Ben Hersey], his character grapples with the dissonance between artistic dreams and harsh reality, where every relationship and every chord struck feels fraught with meaning. The film weaves together the stories of a group of interconnected souls, all searching for connection and purpose against a backdrop of urban isolation. With a poignant, character-driven focus, it captures the quiet desperation and fleeting moments of beauty in the everyday struggle to simply keep moving forward. This atmospheric journey promises an authentic and emotionally charged look at resilience, asking whether the weight of the world will crush its characters or if they can find a melody worth hearing in the noise.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film *Dooba Dooba*, directed by [c=Ehrland Hollingsworth], a group of friends embarks on what they hope will be a relaxing getaway at a secluded cabin. Among them are the determined and resourceful Alex, portrayed by [c=Amna Vegha], and the skeptical yet loyal friend, played by [c=Erin O'Meara]. As they settle into their temporary refuge, laughter and camaraderie soon give way to an unsettling atmosphere when they begin to notice strange occurrences that disrupt their peace.</p> <p>The group’s initial excitement turns to dread as they uncover the dark history of the land they occupy, revealing that they are not alone. A malevolent force begins to stalk them, feeding off their fears and secrets. With the clock ticking, the friends must confront their pasts and the chilling entity that threatens to consume them, forcing each character to face their inner demons.</p> <p>As tension mounts, *Dooba Dooba* weaves a gripping narrative that blends psychological horror with supernatural elements, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. The film, produced by [c=Amna Vegha], [c=Michelle Sligh], and [c=Ehrland Hollingsworth], promises a haunting experience that explores the fragility of friendship and the terrifying power of hidden truths.</p>

<p>Legend tells of three magic diamonds that, if in the wrong hands, can be united to create a force powerful enough to freeze the sun. When the evil sorcerer Zeebad (Jon Stewart) escapes from his ancient prison, he vows to exact revenge by deep-freezing the earth forever.</p> <p>Determined to save the world, a fellowship of four unlikely heroes band together to foil Zeebad's villainous plot. Led by the candy-loving mutt Doogal (Kenan Thompson), friends Dylan (Jimmy Fallon), Brian (William H. Macy), and Ermintrude (Whoopi Goldberg) embark on an epic adventure to save the world. To find the diamonds before Zeebad, they must climb icy mountains, navigate fiery pits of molten lava, sail across vast oceans, and pass through a booby-trapped temple guarded by an army of ninja skeleton warriors.</p> <p>Along the way they learn that their most powerful weapon is their friendship -- which, even Zeebad's evil magic cannot destroy.</p>

<p>Something has gone wrong at a remote scientific research station on Mars. All research has ceased. Communication has failed. And the messages that do get through are less than comforting. It's a level 5 quarantine and the only souls allowed in or out are the Rapid Response Tactical Squad - hardened Space Marines armed to the teeth with enough firepower to neutralize the enemy... or so they think. The research being done at Odluval station has unwittingly opened a door and all hell has broken loose. A legion of nightmarish creatures of unknown origin lurk behind every wall and stalk the countless rooms and tunnels of the facility, killing what few people remain.</p> <p>WSealing off the portal to Earth, Sarge (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson), Reaper (Karl Urban) and their team must use every weapon at their disposal - and some they find along the way - to carry out their orders: nothing gets out alive.</p> <p>The game that electrified a generation leaps from the computer screen to the big screen as a terrifying science-fiction action adventure that will transport moviegoers to a dark and disturbing future with all the visceral excitement and horror that made its gaming predecessor a global phenomenon.</p> <p>Universal Pictures presents "Doom," starring Karl Urban as Reaper, Dwayne" The Rock" Johnson as Sarge and Rosamund Pike as Dr. Grimm. The film also stars Deobia Oparei, Ben Daniels, Raz Adoti, Richard Brake, Al Weaver and Yao Chin as members of the Rapid Response Tactical Squad and Dexter Fletcher as a wheelchair-bound communications officer.</p>

<p>When a distress call echoes from a remote research facility on a Martian moon, a squad of hardened space marines led by the determined [c=Amy Manson] as Joan Dark is dispatched on what seems like a routine rescue mission. Directed by [c=Tony Giglio], this sci-fi horror plunge finds the team, including the pragmatic [c=Dominic Mafham] as Captain Ron Rath and the resourceful [c=Luke Allen-Gale] as Bennet, discovering the outpost overrun by unspeakable horrors born from a catastrophic experiment. As the marines fight for survival against relentless demonic forces, they uncover a terrifying conspiracy that threatens not just their lives, but all of humanity. Blending intense action with chilling atmospheric dread, the film traps viewers in a claustrophobic battle where every corridor holds a new nightmare and the greatest threat may come from within their own ranks.</p>

<p>In a world saturated with digital noise, a young woman finds herself trapped in the endless, hypnotic cycle of [m=doomscrolling]. Directed by [c=Mila Smetanin], who also stars alongside [c=Veronika Bagdasaryants], this intense two-minute drama captures the isolating vortex of consuming a relentless feed of global anxiety and bad news. The film immerses the viewer in the protagonist’s fragmented reality as her motivation to stay informed twists into a compulsive need that blurs the lines between the outside world and her inner turmoil. This concise yet powerful story arc explores the central conflict of modern connection, portraying a silent struggle against an intangible force that threatens to consume one's sense of peace. With a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere, the movie masterfully builds a palpable sense of dread from the glow of a single screen, creating a compelling and unsettling mirror to our own digital habits.</p>

<p>In the action-packed new thriller DOOMSDAY, from writer/director Neil Marshall ("The Descent", "Dog Soldiers"), authorities brutally quarantine a country as it succumbs to fear and chaos when a virus strikes. The literal walling-off works for three decades -- until the dreaded Reaper virus violently resurfaces in a major city. </p><p>An elite group of specialists, captained by Eden Sinclair (Rhona Mitra), is urgently dispatched into the still-quarantined country to retrieve a cure by any means necessary. Shut off from the rest of the world, the unit must battle through a landscape that has become a waking nightmare. Bob Hoskins, Adrian Lester, Alexander Siddig, and Malcolm McDowell co-star in the film.</p>

Yasuko, a housewife, lives in an urban high-rise apartment with her husband Satoru and her son Takuto. Annoyed by spam calls and door-to-door salesmen, Yasuko slams the door on a salesman’s hand when he tries to squeeze a flyer through the apartment's chained front door. He leaves, but the next day, her nightmare starts.

<p>Set in present-day, it follows Scott and Rebecca Johnson as they move into a home where, in the late 50s, Dr. Lazarus Saint and his young son Vincent were killed in a house fire. Rebecca discovers the ghost of Vincent who warns her that Scott is becoming the dead Lazarus. She realizes she is doomed unless she can stop the reborn Lazarus.</p>

Ai is a call girl that makes good money for what she does but there’s always at risk no matter how good the money is.

<p>The Door in the Floor explores the complexities of love in its brightest, most mysterious, and darkest corners. The Door in the Floor is directed by Tod Williams, whose screenplay is adapted from John Irving's best-selling novel A Widow for One Year.</p> <p>Set in the beach community of East Hampton, New York, the film chronicles one pivotal summer in the lives of famous children's books author Ted Cole (Jeff Bridges) and his beautiful wife Marion (Kim Basinger). Their once-great marriage has been strained by tragedy. The Coles lovingly parent their surviving child, bright 4-year-old Ruth (Elle Fanning), who takes everything in stride as perhaps only a child can. But Marion's equation of love with loss, coupled with Ted's infidelities, points towards a much-needed change in the relationship. That may come in the form of Eddie O'Hare (Jon Foster), the young man Ted hires to work as his summer assistant - and, Ted hopes, the catalyst to invigorate the Coles' bond of marriage.</p> <p>Eddie idolizes Ted, but Ted's erratic work habits soon leave Eddie to his own devices. Marion becomes an object of desire for Eddie, rekindling in her some surprising emotions as a mother and as a woman. To Eddie's surprise and delight, his yearning is potently reciprocated.</p> <p>As he becomes passionately entwined with the seemingly fragile yet increasingly bold Marion, Eddie comes to realize that, similarly, Ted's surface fecklessness hides something deeper within. As the summer draws to a close, Marion and Ted must make difficult decisions about the future of their family.</p>

<p>In a quiet Hungarian neighborhood, a profound and turbulent relationship unfolds between a reclusive writer and her enigmatic housekeeper. [c=Helen Mirren] delivers a captivating performance as Magda, a celebrated author whose orderly life is upended by the arrival of Emerenc, a fiercely private and complex woman played with mesmerizing intensity by [c=Martina Gedeck]. Directed by [c=Istvan Szabo], this intimate drama explores the fragile boundaries between employer and employee, friend and stranger, as Magda becomes increasingly obsessed with unlocking the secrets behind the literal and metaphorical door Emerenc keeps firmly closed to the world. As their lives become inextricably linked over two decades of political and personal change, a battle of wills and a search for understanding reveals the profound impact one person can have on another. This character-driven story, rich with emotional depth and subtle tension, examines the cost of truth, the nature of service, and the unexpected places where we find human connection.</p>

<p>In this punishing action-thriller starring Ruby Rose, a former Marine turned doorman at a luxury New York City high-rise must outsmart and battle a group of art thieves and their ruthless leader (Jean Reno) -- while struggling to protect her sister's family. As the thieves become increasingly desperate and violent, the doorman calls upon her deadly fighting skills to end the showdown.</p>

<p>Without warning, millions of mysterious alien "doors" suddenly appear around the globe. In a rush to determine the reason for their arrival, mankind must work together to understand the purpose of these cosmic anomalies. Bizarre incidences occurring around the sentient doors leads humanity to question their own existence and an altered reality as they attempt to enter them.</p>

<p>In a world where reality and memory blur, a solitary archivist discovers a series of mysterious portals that do not lead to places, but to moments. Directed by the visionary [c=Kogonada], "Doors of Bresson" is a profound and meditative short film that follows this quiet protagonist as they navigate these enigmatic thresholds, each one offering a glimpse into a fragmented, poetic past. The archivist’s quest is not for treasure, but for understanding, driven by a deep yearning to piece together a lost narrative that seems to whisper just beyond perception. As they step through each luminous doorway, the line between observer and participant dissolves, pulling them into a silent conflict between the desire to witness history and the urge to alter its delicate fabric. Bathed in a haunting, lyrical atmosphere, the film unfolds as a visual tone poem, exploring themes of time, loss, and the indelible imprints we leave behind, all without uttering a single word.</p>

<p>In the vibrant yet challenging streets of Inglewood, high school senior Malcolm [c=Shameik Moore] is a self-proclaimed geek obsessed with 90s hip-hop culture, striving for a future beyond his neighborhood by getting into Harvard. His life takes a dangerous and unexpected turn after a chance encounter at a party, where he and his equally unique friends, Jib [c=Tony Revolori] and Diggy [c=Kiersey Clemons], find themselves in possession of a large quantity of illegal drugs. Directed by [c=Rick Famuyiwa], this energetic coming-of-age story follows Malcolm as he navigates a perilous gauntlet of drug dealers, including the charismatic Dom [c=A$AP Rocky], and shady adults, all while trying to maintain his academic dreams and avoid the violent pitfalls of the local gang scene. Blending sharp comedy with genuine drama, the film is a stylish and witty exploration of identity, where Malcolm must use his intellect and his deep knowledge of internet culture to outsmart the dangerous world closing in around him, challenging everyone’s perception of what a kid from his neighborhood can be.</p>

<p>In a haunting exploration of identity and self, "Doppelganger" delves into the life of Mia, portrayed by [c=Emma Stone], a talented but struggling artist who discovers an uncanny lookalike living a seemingly perfect life. As Mia grapples with her own insecurities and unfulfilled dreams, she becomes increasingly obsessed with her double, leading her down a dark path of envy and self-doubt. The film captures her descent into madness, drawing viewers into a world where the lines between reality and illusion blur.</p> <p>Mia's journey is complicated by her best friend, Alex, played by [c=John Boyega], who tries to keep her grounded while battling his own personal demons. As Mia's fixation intensifies, the central conflict arises: will she confront her doppelganger and the life she yearns for, or will she lose herself in the pursuit of an unattainable ideal? With a tense atmosphere and a gripping narrative, "Doppelganger" invites audiences to reflect on the nature of identity, ambition, and the human condition, making for a captivating cinematic experience.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror film directed by [c=Jaxton Garrett-Spring], a quiet suburban life unravels when a woman discovers her exact double has moved in across the street. This mysterious doppelgänger, portrayed with chilling precision, doesn't just share her face but begins to insidiously mimic her mannerisms, infiltrate her friendships, and claim her personal history. As the lines between her identity and the imposter's blur, she is plunged into a desperate struggle to reclaim her life from a copy that seems determined to replace her entirely. The film masterfully crafts an atmosphere of creeping paranoia and psychological dread, exploring the terrifying notion of being erased in your own world. As her reality fractures, she must confront a sinister reflection that knows all her secrets, leading to a tense and unnerving battle for existence where trusting anyone, even herself, becomes impossible.</p>

<p>Get ready for a vibrant and action-packed adventure as the beloved animated character leaps into the real world in this family-friendly film. Directed by [c=James Bobin], the movie follows [c=Isabela Moner] as Dora, a teenage explorer who has spent her entire life in the jungle with her parents, played by [c=Eva Longoria] and [c=Michael Pena]. When her parents set out on a quest to find the fabled Lost City of Gold, Dora is sent to live with her cousin Diego in the city and must navigate the treacherous halls of high school. However, her jungle skills are quickly put to the test when she, Diego, and a group of classmates are kidnapped and thrust into a perilous journey through the rainforest to rescue her parents and uncover the ancient city's secrets. With her trusty monkey Boots and a map that seems to have a mind of its own, Dora leads her reluctant friends through a series of booby traps and puzzles, all while facing off against a mercenary treasure hunter voiced by [c=Benicio Del Toro]. Blending the spirit of the original children's series with self-aware humor and genuine heart, this drama-adventure delivers a thrilling and surprisingly emotional ride for the whole family, proving that Dora's unique upbringing is her greatest strength.</p>

Dora, Diego, and their new friends trek through the perilous dangers of the Amazonian jungle in search of the ancient and powerful treasure of Sol Dorado to keep it out of enemy hands.

Nobita and friends finds a secret underwater castle packed with mysteries and riches. With Doraemon's high-tech gadgets, they dive into an ocean adventure mixing humor, teamwork, and imagination in a breathtaking aquatic world.

Nobita and Doraemon find a giant robot in pieces which they later assemble. It turns out to be a destructive weapon and the gang must save Earth from an imminent invasion.

After bringing a fossilized egg back to life with the Time Cloth, Nobita finds himself the owner of a baby dinosaur. Everything is fine until it grows up. Nobita and friends use Doraemon's time machine to return it back to its own time.

Nobita is exhausted from having constant nightmares and pleads Doraemon to arrange a dream machine that will enable him to dream of anything he wishes for. As Nobita dreams of him and his friends in the roles of gallant musketeers, the dream world starts to break down due to a dark force, and Nobita will have to put his fantasy to the test and become a hero, both in the real world and imagined.

<p>A young single suburbanite unknowingly trapped in her role as caretaker of her unappreciative family, desperately needs to get her own life. When she volunteers to cat sit at her unrequited love's downtown L.A loft, her world, as she knows it, changes forever. In seven days, she meets another man who appreciates her and she not only transforms the mess of a loft but also transforms the mess of herself. Her journey of self-discovery leads her to find her true love. </p>

<p>Brimming with wit and originality, "Dorian Blues" magnificently proves that the coming-out genre is evergreen. First-time feature director Tennyson Bardwell reinvests the universal story form with novelty and delight, like fresh air in the tire of a faithful old ten-speed.</p> <p>Bright, charming - and closeted - Dorian finds himself at a crossroads. Harassed as a probable "fag" at high school and overlooked by his family (especially his overbearing, right-wing father), Dorian is ready for his getaway to New York City and college. But something uncontrollable stirs in him, and suddenly he's talking back to his father, making out with another guy for the first time, and admitting his gay feelings to his sports-star brother. Ricocheted this way and that by his inner voice, Dorian finds himself in one absurd and awkward situation after another, as he seeks enlightenment and happiness with the help of a cute therapist, a well-meaning priest, and a first boyfriend. Along the way, life rewards Dorian's haplessness with the chance to see that he can be as strong for others as he's had to be for himself.</p> <p>Bardwell's ingenious screenplay embellishes familiar milestones with an exhilarating quirkiness and the intoxicating suggestion that each of us is eminently loveable, even at our most geeky. Boasting superb performances by a cast of relative newcomers (capped by Michael McMillian of TV's "What I Like About You" as Dorian), "Dorian Blues" heralds the arrival of an exciting new filmmaking talent.</p>