François and Noémie run a sawmill in the mountains not far from the Swiss border. François has taken over his family's business, making him the fourth generation. He dreams of having a child. After years of failed fertility assistance, they give up on having a baby of their own and turn to adoption. But then François meets Patricia, new to the neighborhood. They begin a passionate affair. Soon after, Patricia gets pregnant.

<p>Kurt Russell ("Miracle"), Dakota Fanning ("Man on Fire") and Kris Kristofferson ("Blade I & II") star in a drama about a father who, for the love of his daughter, sacrifices almost everything to save the life of an injured racehorse and bring the promising filly back to her former glory.</p> <p>Ben Crane (Kurt Russell) was once a great horseman, whose gifts as a trainer were now being wasted on making other men's fortunes. Sonya was a great horse whose promising future on the racetrack was suddenly cut short by a career-ending broken leg. Considered as good as dead to her owner, who also happens to be Ben's boss, Sonya is given to Ben as severance pay, along with his walking papers. Now, it will take the unwavering faith and determination of Ben's young daughter, Cale (Dakota Fanning), to bring these two damaged souls together in a quest for a seemingly impossible goal: to win the Breeders' Cup Classic.</p> <p>Kristofferson stars as Ben Crane's father whose strained relationship with his son is bridged by their mutual hopes for Sonya.</p>

<p>In the politically charged backdrop of 1968 Paris, [c=Bernardo Bertolucci] directs this provocative drama that follows Matthew, a reserved American student played by [c=Michael Pitt], who becomes entangled with a charismatic French sibling duo. When he befriends Théo ([c=Louis Garrel]) and his twin sister Isabelle ([c=Eva Green]) at the Cinémathèque Française during a student protest, Matthew is drawn into their isolated, bohemian world. Inside their lavish apartment, the three engage in a series of increasingly intense psychological and erotic games, testing the boundaries of intimacy, loyalty, and identity. Their relationship blurs the lines between reality and cinematic fantasy, as they reenact scenes from classic films and challenge each other's deepest insecurities. As the outside world erupts in revolution, the trio's private universe becomes a powder keg of jealousy, desire, and manipulation. This NC-17 rated drama explores the raw, intoxicating nature of youth and obsession, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere where every glance and gesture carries dangerous weight.</p>

<p>Twenty-five years after first bringing Broadway audiences to their feet, the Tony Award-winning musical sensation "Dreamgirls" comes to the big screen starring Academy Award® winner Jamie Foxx ("Ray"), Beyoncé Knowles ("Austin Powers in Goldmember"), Danny Glover (the "Lethal Weapon" franchise), newcomer Jennifer Hudson, Tony Award winner Anika Noni Rose (Broadway's "Caroline or Change") and Eddie Murphy ("The Nutty Professor," "Dr. Dolittle").</p> <p>Set in the turbulent early 1960s to mid-70s, "Dreamgirls" follows the rise of a trio of women - Effie (Jennifer Hudson), Deena (Beyoncé Knowles) and Lorrell (Anika Noni Rose) - who have formed a promising girl group called The Dreamettes. At a talent competition, they are discovered by an ambitious manager named Curtis Taylor, Jr. (Jamie Foxx), who offers them the opportunity of a lifetime: to become the back-up singers for headliner James "Thunder" Early (Eddie Murphy). Curtis gradually takes control of the girls' look and sound, eventually giving them their own shot in the spotlight as The Dreams. That spotlight, however, begins to narrow in on Deena, finally pushing the less attractive Effie out altogether. Though the Dreams become a crossover phenomenon, they soon realize that the cost of fame and fortune may be higher than they ever imagined.</p> <p>Rounding out the main cast are Keith Robinson ("Fat Albert"), Sharon Leal (TV's "Boston Public"), and three-time Tony Award winner Hinton Battle ("Miss Saigon," "The Tap Dance Kid," "The Wiz").</p> <p>"Dreamgirls" is being directed by Bill Condon from a screenplay he adapted from the stage musical's original book by Tom Eyen. An Academy Award® winner for his screenplay for "Gods and Monsters," which he also directed, Condon received another Oscar® nomination for his screenplay adaptation of "Chicago." He more recently wrote and directed "Kinsey."</p> <p>Academy Award®-nominated producer Laurence Mark ("Jerry Maguire," "As Good As It Gets," "I, Robot") is producing "Dreamgirls," with Patricia Whitcher ("Memoirs of a Geisha," "The Terminal") executive producing. The lyrics are by Tom Eyen, with music by Henry Krieger.</p>

<p>In the comedic romp "Dreaming Of Carhartt," the lives of four friends take an unexpected turn when they stumble upon the world of high-stakes fashion and the iconic Carhartt brand. Each character brings a unique flair to the group: [c=Nolan Gonzales] plays the ambitious dreamer yearning for greater things, while [c=Kamryn Buyco] embodies the practical planner determined to keep their feet on the ground. [c=Donald Matthew Smith] adds a touch of humor as the lovable slacker with a knack for getting into trouble, and [c=Ethan Mathen] rounds out the crew as the fashion novice whose naive enthusiasm sparks a series of outrageous adventures.</p> <p>As they navigate the challenges of their everyday lives, the friends hatch a plan to create a clothing line that pays homage to Carhartt, hoping to gain fame and fortune along the way. Their journey is filled with comedic misadventures and heartwarming moments, all while exploring themes of friendship, ambition, and the pursuit of dreams. Directed by [c=Tariq Stone], this lighthearted film blends humor with relatable life lessons, inviting audiences to join these characters as they chase their dreams, no matter how outrageous they may seem. With a vibrant tone that celebrates creativity and camaraderie, "Dreaming Of Carhartt" promises to leave viewers laughing long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>"Dreamkatcher" follows a Manhattan therapist (Radha Mitchell) who travels upstate with her boyfriend (Henry Thomas) and his orphaned son who is tormented by nightmares of his dead mother. When the husband is forced to return to the city, the therapist remains with the boy and they encounter a mysterious neighbor (Lin Shaye) in the woods.</p>

<p>18 year old Audrey (Agnes Bruckner) lives with her father (John Corbett) in a remote community in the breathtakingly beautiful New Mexico desert. Though Audrey longs to go to college, she spends her days taking care of her father, who hasn't left home since Audrey's mother died, and her best friend Calista (Kelli Garner), who dreams of becoming Miss America but is struggling with a life-challenging illness.</p> <p>The summer after Audrey graduates from high school, her world is changed forever when an attractive young man named Mookie (Justin Long) moves in next door with his mother Mary (Gina Gershon) and her fiancée, Herb (Chris Mulkey). Knowing how much Calista longs for romance, Audrey encourages Mookie to ask Calista on a date. He obliges, and he and Calista soon become a couple. Audrey, however, finds herself developing feelings for Mookie, and as these feelings grow it becomes harder and harder to her to be the dependable, selfless person that her father and best friend have always counted on her to be.</p> <p>"Dreamland" is the story of a young woman who has taken care of everyone around her but ultimately learns to take care of herself. It is also the story of how those whose lives she touched must find the strength to let her go.</p>

<p>In the vibrant, animated short film "Dreamosphere", a young girl discovers a world where dreams are not just fleeting thoughts but living, breathing landscapes waiting to be explored. Directed by [c=Adiva Fahrani Amir], this visually stunning journey follows its curious protagonist as she learns to navigate the whimsical and sometimes unpredictable rules of this subconscious realm. Her motivation is pure wonder, a desire to understand the source of the fantastical images that visit her each night. However, she soon finds that even the most beautiful dreams can harbor unexpected challenges and fragile ecosystems that react to her every emotion. The film masterfully blends wonder with a touch of gentle peril, creating an atmospheric adventure that captures the awe and mystery of the imagination. "Dreamosphere" invites viewers of all ages to ponder the power of their own inner worlds in a concise, captivating five-minute experience.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror film "DreamQuil," a group of strangers find their deepest fears and most repressed memories violently invading their waking lives. Directed by visionary artist [c=Alex Prager], the movie traps its characters in a shared, unraveling reality where the line between nightmare and consciousness disappears. The ensemble cast, led by [c=Elizabeth Banks] and [c=John C. Reilly], is plunged into psychological chaos, with [c=Juliette Lewis], [c=Sofia Boutella], and [c=Kathryn Newton] navigating the terrifying collapse of their perceived world. They are joined by [c=Lamorne Morris], [c=Toby Larsen], [c=Anna Marie Dobbins], [c=Ilia Volok], and [c=Emmie Nagata] as the fabric of their existence is torn apart by sinister, dream-borne forces. As the characters struggle to distinguish truth from hallucination, "DreamQuil" crafts a chilling tapestry of collective dread, exploring the horror that emerges when the safety of sleep becomes the greatest threat of all.</p>

<p>In just four minutes, the animated short film "Dreams" crafted by writer-director [c=Carson Balmer] takes viewers on a surreal and visually stunning journey into the subconscious. The story follows a lone dreamer navigating a shifting, ethereal landscape where the boundaries of reality blur with imagination. As the protagonist drifts through a series of dreamlike vignettes, each scene morphs seamlessly into the next, presenting both wonder and unease. Without a single line of dialogue, the film relies on its expressive animation and atmospheric tone to convey a deep sense of curiosity and introspection. The central conflict emerges not from external forces but from the dreamer's own struggle to hold onto fleeting memories and emotions as they dissolve into the void. Balmer, who also lends his voice to the project, creates a poignant meditation on the fragility of dreams and the human desire to grasp meaning from the intangible. This experimental short captivates with its abstract beauty, inviting viewers to lose themselves in a brief yet immersive exploration of the mind's most mysterious corners.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Dreams of a Dead God," a group of unsuspecting friends embarks on a weekend getaway to a remote cabin, only to stumble upon an ancient and sinister entity that has lain dormant for centuries. Led by the cautious yet determined character portrayed by [c=Chris Steinmetz], the group is drawn into a web of nightmares and dark rituals that blur the line between reality and the supernatural. With the fierce and resourceful [c=Larshay Watson] by his side, they must confront their deepest fears and unravel the mystery surrounding the myth of the dead god that haunts the land.</p> <p>As the friends delve deeper into the cabin's unsettling history, they awaken forces beyond their control, leading to escalating tension and paranoia among the group. The atmosphere is thick with dread, expertly crafted by the direction of [c=Jim Weter], who masterfully builds suspense while exploring themes of friendship, betrayal, and the unknown. As their bonds are tested and shadows close in, the characters must confront their own motivations and the dark secrets they hide. "Dreams of a Dead God" promises to take viewers on a thrilling journey through terror, leaving them questioning what lurks in the darkness.</p>

A timeless and titillating tale of the immoral private lives of the royal court's high officials. All the bed and body hopping is not exclusive to the family, either. Their maids and servants get involved as well, leading to flesh, fibs, and suicide, among other things. Taken all together, this is an all-time classic of sumptuous sexuality.

<p>In a world where dreams blur the line between reality and desire, [c=Drew Freemark] and [c=Dante Fopoussi] lead a compelling journey of self-discovery and ambition. The story centers on two individuals whose lives intersect through a series of vivid, surreal dreams that challenge their perceptions and force them to confront their deepest fears and hopes. Driven by an insatiable quest for meaning and connection, they navigate a labyrinth of emotions and memories that threaten to unravel their sense of identity. Co-directed by [c=Joseph Gagnon], [c=Kieran Pritchard], and [c=Dante Fopoussi], this evocative drama intertwines psychological depth with poetic visuals, creating a haunting atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll. With a tone that balances introspection and suspense, the film invites viewers to question the boundaries of consciousness and the power of the human spirit. Through its nuanced performances and layered storytelling, it offers an immersive experience that resonates on both an emotional and existential level.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama Dreams of the Moon, a brilliant but disillusioned aerospace engineer, played by [c=Nia Long], finds her world upended when her estranged teenage daughter, portrayed by [c=Eden Duncan-Smith], unexpectedly re-enters her life. Their fragile reunion sparks an extraordinary adventure, as the pair embarks on a cross-country journey to a remote desert observatory, chasing the ghost of a shared dream from their past. Directed by [c=Alfons Adetuyi], this heartfelt story explores the vast distances between people and the gravitational pull of family, set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of the cosmos. As mother and daughter navigate rocky terrain both literal and emotional, they must confront old wounds and rediscover their connection under the watchful eye of the night sky, learning that the most important voyages are often the ones that bring you home.</p>

<p>In the brief but mesmerizing six-minute journey of Dreams Travel Wondrous Wires, directors [c=Saelyx Finna] and [c=Christopher Michael] craft a poignant tale of connection in a fractured world. The film follows a solitary technician, whose mundane existence is spent maintaining the vast, glowing network of wires that now cradle humanity’s collective consciousness. His only solace is plugging into the archived dreams of others, experiencing vibrant memories of a natural world long since vanished. This delicate balance shatters when he intercepts a faint, live signal—a desperate dream broadcast from a stranger also clinging to the last embers of true emotion. Their ethereal encounter sparks a profound yearning, propelling him on a risky quest to bridge the physical distance between them, challenging the very wires that both connect and imprison society. A visually stunning blend of sci-fi and intimate drama, this short film explores the lengths one will go to reclaim a genuine human touch from the digital static.</p>

<p>In the unsettling short film Dreamt, directed by [c=Martin Weisz], a man’s reality begins to fracture when his dreams bleed into his waking life. [c=Declan Townsing] portrays a character grappling with terrifying visions that feel unnervingly real, his sanity unraveling as the line between nightmare and truth dissolves. The film weaves a tense, supernatural thriller atmosphere, where every shadow holds a potential threat and sleep becomes a dangerous gateway. As the protagonist, supported by [c=Nash Fraser] and [c=Garrity Townsing], desperately seeks answers, he is pulled into a chilling mystery that suggests these shared dreams might be a warning or a curse. The central conflict becomes a race against time to understand the source of these invasive visions before he loses his grip on reality completely, crafting a compact and intense exploration of psychological terror.</p>

<p>The future America is an irradiated waste land. On its East Coast, running from Boston to Washington DC, lies Mega City One- a vast, violent metropolis where criminals rule the chaotic streets. The only force of order lies with the urban cops called "Judges" who possess the combined powers of judge, jury and instant executioner. Known and feared throughout the city, Dredd (Karl Urban) is the ultimate Judge, challenged with ridding the city of its latest scourge - a dangerous drug epidemic that has users of "Slo-Mo" experiencing reality at a fraction of its normal speed. </p><p>During a routine day on the job, Dredd is assigned to train and evaluate Cassandra Anderson (Olivia Thirlby), a rookie with powerful psychic abilities thanks to a genetic mutation. A heinous crime calls them to a neighborhood where fellow Judges rarely dare to venture- a 200 story vertical slum controlled by prostitute turned drug lord Ma-Ma (Lena Headey) and her ruthless clan. When they capture one of the clan's inner circle, Ma-Ma overtakes the compound's control center and wages a dirty, vicious war against the Judges that proves she will stop at nothing to protect her empire. With the body count climbing and no way out, Dredd and Anderson must confront the odds and engage in the relentless battle for their survival.</p>

<p>In a touring Shakespearean theatre company, backstage hand Norman is devoted to the brilliant but tyrannical head of the company, Sir. He struggles to support the deteriorating star as the company works to carry on during the London blitz during World War Two. </p><p>The pathos of his backstage efforts rival the pathos in Shakespeare's story of Lear and the Fool from his play King Lear, which is being presented on stage, as the situation comes to a crisis.</p>

<p>Based on the best-selling novel by Rosalie Ham, "The Dressmaker" is a bittersweet, comedy-drama set in early 1950s Australia. Tilly Dunnage (Kate Winslet), a beautiful and talented misfit, after many years working as a dressmaker in exclusive Parisian fashion houses, returns home to the tiny middle-of-nowhere town of Dungatar to right the wrongs of the past. </p><p>Not only does she reconcile with her ailing, eccentric mother Molly (Judy Davis) and unexpectedly falls in love with the pure-hearted Teddy (Liam Hemsworth), but armed with her sewing machine and incredible sense of style, she transforms the women of the town and in doing so gets sweet revenge on those who did her wrong. </p>

<p>Behind the charming facade of a decorated police sergeant lies a dark and manipulative heart in this gripping dramatic thriller. [c=Rob Lowe] delivers a chilling performance as Drew Peterson, a man whose life in suburban Chicago unravels when his much younger fourth wife, Stacy, mysteriously vanishes. As suspicion falls heavily upon him, Peterson relies on his law enforcement savvy and a carefully constructed persona to control the narrative, portraying himself as a grieving husband to the media and the community. The case gains intense scrutiny, putting Peterson under a microscope led by determined investigators and drawing the worried attention of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, portrayed by [c=Kaley Cuoco], whose own tragic fate becomes a pivotal piece of the puzzle. Directed by [c=Mikael Salomon] from a script by [c=Teena Booth], the film meticulously builds an atmosphere of unsettling tension, exploring how a man used to being in control fights to remain untouchable as the walls of justice and public opinion begin to close in.</p>

<p>"Drew: The Man Behind the Poster" is a feature-length documentary highlighting the career of Artist and Illustrator Drew Struzan, whose most popular works include the Indiana Jones, Back to the Future and Star Wars trilogies. </p><p>Telling the tale through exclusive interviews with George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, Michael J. Fox, Thomas Jane, Sam Witwer, Frank Darabont, Guillermo del Toro, and many other artists, critics and filmmakers, this film spans the journey of Drew's early life and career in album cover art through his success as one of the most recognizable and influential movie poster artists of all time, to his most recent 'post retirement' life and works of fine art.</p>

<p>Set in breathtaking locations and inspired by the true story of Australia's legendary surfwear moguls, the film chronicles the rise of the world's premiere action sport and the expansion of the laidback surf attitude as a global lifestyle. A story of passion and corruption, friendship and loyalty, deadly addictions and fractured relationship.</p><p>Australia, 1970's. The Kelly brothers, Andy (28) and Jimmy (22), have one great passion: riding big waves. As kids, their mother escaped from Sydney to Margaret River, a sleepy coastal town with some of the world's most challenging and dangerous waves. For the next 12 years, the boys perfected their surfing skills, always searching for the perfect ride. Free-spirited Jimmy is a gited surfer and innovator but he starts to slip toward a life of crime to help the family out of debt. Andy makes a big decision. Quitting a stable job, he bets on Jimmy's surf inventions and his own business skills and launches a backyard surf gear business. They rethink board design, craft homemad wetsuits and sell ther merchandise out of their van. After they get mixed up with a local drug dealer, it looks like everything they built up, will be ruined...</p><p>Encouraged by their new friends, travelling bohemian surf photographer and filmmaker JB (Sam Worthington) and his gorgeous Hawaiin surfer companion, Lani, who stirs the two brothers' hearts, they start to seek ways to expand.</p>

<p>DRIFTER centers on a pair of outlaw brothers, Miles and Dominic Pierce, in a post apocalyptic desert wasteland. They are on their way to kill the man who murdered their father however their mission takes a drastic detour when their car is hijacked causing them to take shelter in the eerie town of Deml.</p><p>The brothers quickly discover the town is inhabited by a family of cannibalistic lunatics and their sadistic Mayor, Doyle. Now they must fight for survival to escape the town.</p>

<p>In this intimate and raw drama directed by [c=Trinitie Parker], three individuals navigate the turbulent currents of life in a small, fading coastal town. The story follows a resilient young woman, played by [c=Trinitie Parker], who is desperately trying to hold her fractured family together while grappling with her own unfulfilled dreams. She finds an unlikely anchor in a quiet, brooding loner portrayed by [c=Mikel "Mikey" Leonard], a man haunted by a past he cannot escape. Their fragile connection is tested when a charismatic but volatile newcomer, played by [c=Aaron Britt], arrives with promises of a better life, stirring up old wounds and new desires. As the trio drifts between hope and despair, they must confront the painful choices that bind them to their home and to each other. With a runtime of just twenty minutes, [m=Drifters] delivers a powerfully condensed and emotionally charged portrait of longing, regret, and the search for belonging.</p>

<p>Pierre Hunter (Anton Yelchin), a bartender with unyielding optimism, returns to his tiny hometown after his parents' death. When he falls for the enigmatic Stella (Zooey Deschanel), Pierre is unknowingly pulled into a cat-and-mouse game that involves a duffel bag full of cash, a haphazard yet determined criminal (John Hawkes), and a mystery that will determine all of their fates. </p>

<p>In just three minutes, director [c=Basile Guichard] crafts a hauntingly intimate drama that explores the quiet ache of homecoming. The film centers on a solitary woman, played by [c=Erin Lambertson], who returns to a remote coastal house after a long absence, carrying the weight of unresolved memories. As she walks through the weathered rooms and along the shoreline, the driftwood scattered on the beach becomes a powerful metaphor for the fragments of her past that have been carried away and washed back by time. Guichard’s spare, atmospheric storytelling immerses viewers in a meditative tone, where silence and the sound of waves speak louder than words. With no dialogue to lean on, Lambertson’s subtle performance conveys a deep well of grief, longing, and tentative hope. The central conflict is not against another person but against the self—the struggle to reconcile with what has been lost and to find a way to move forward. This brief but resonant portrait of resilience lingers like a tide, inviting reflection on the nature of return and the pieces of ourselves we cannot leave behind.</p>

<p>A female-driven teen dance movie set in the competitive world of high school drill teams, the film revolves around two rival sisters who lead their competing high schools to the national championships.</p>

<p>Ryan (Troy Gentile), Wade (Nate Hartley) and Emmit (David Dorfman) attend their first day at high school and they're pumped ... until they meet up with Filkins (Alex Frost), a school bully who comes off like a little Hannibal Lecter. Before they become completely engulfed in Filkins' reign of terror, they seek out some protection by placing an ad in Soldier of Fortune magazine. Their best response -- and the cheapest -- comes from Drillbit Taylor (Owen Wilson), a down-on-his luck soldier of fortune who lives a homeless - he likes to say "home free" -- existence on the beach. He enrolls them in physical and mental training, steeling them -- and possibly himself -- for the ultimate clash againts the forces keeping them down.</p>

<p>Based on the book "Drink, Play, F@#K," the provocatively titled comedic male retort to the femme-centric best-seller "Eat, Pray, Love." It tells the fictional story of Bob Sullivan, a man who, seeking solace after his wife leaves him, goes on a bender in Ireland, takes a gambling jaunt to Las Vegas and a embarks on a sex-tourism trip to Thailand.</p>

<p>Pearl is a typical 16-year-old vampire - fond of blood, allergic to the sun, and generally pretty evil. After a mysterious attack leaves her able to survive in the daylight, Pearl's powerful family quickly takes advantage of this new ability, sending her to high school to gather fresh young blood for an upcoming feast in honor of the Vampire King.</p><p>The only problem is that Pearl is starting to grow a conscience. How can she serve up her new friends to be slaughtered? Then again, she's definitely dead if she lets her family down.</p>

<p>In the vibrant, beer-soaked world of a Chicago craft brewery, the line between friendship and romance becomes deliciously blurred in this witty and authentic dramedy from writer-director [c=Joe Swanberg]. [c=Olivia Wilde] shines as Kate, a free-spirited brewery manager whose playful, flirtatious bond with her co-worker and best friend Luke, played by [c=Jake Johnson], is the cornerstone of her life. Their easy chemistry is undeniable, yet both are ostensibly committed to other people—Kate to her mature boyfriend Chris ([c=Ron Livingston]), and Luke to his sweet, thoughtful girlfriend Jill ([c=Anna Kendrick]). When the two couples spend a weekend together at a secluded cabin, quiet tensions and unspoken attractions bubble to the surface, forcing everyone to re-examine what they truly want from love and companionship. Set against the backdrop of late nights and hazy afternoons, "Drinking Buddies" offers a refreshingly naturalistic and insightful look at modern relationships, where the heart’s desires are often as complex and intoxicating as the craft beer the characters pour.</p>

7 years after the case related to Vijay Salgaonkar and his family was closed, a series of unexpected events bring truth to light that threatens to change everything for the Salgaonkars. Can Vijay save his family this time?

<p>The quiet life of Vijay Salgaonkar, a simple family man with a passion for films and a sharp, resourceful mind, is shattered when a new, unforeseen threat emerges from the shadows of a past he thought he had buried forever. As the patriarch of the Salgaonkar family, Vijay, played by [c=Ajay Devgn], has always used his encyclopedic knowledge of movies as a tactical weapon to protect his loved ones from the law. Now, with his family's safety hanging in the balance once again, he must confront a formidable new adversary who seems to know every move he will make before he makes it. This gripping crime thriller, a direct continuation of its predecessors, plunges the audience back into a world of high-stakes deception and moral ambiguity. Vijay must once again outthink the system, employing every trick in his cinematic arsenal to shield his daughters and wife from a relentless investigation that threatens to uncover the truth. The film masterfully blends suspense and family drama, exploring the lengths a father will go to when his world is on the brink of collapse, leaving viewers questioning where loyalty ends and survival begins.</p>

<p>Driver (Ryan Gosling) is a stunt driver by day and a getaway driver by night. Doesn't matter what job he does, Driver is most comfortable behind the wheel of a car. Shannon (Bryan Cranston) is part mentor, part manager for Driver. Since he knows what a great talent Driver is behind the wheel, he either peddles him to film and television directors in the entertainment business or thieves who need an accomplished getaway driver, taking a cut for his own pockets. Always looking to make a buck, Shannon's current plan is funding a stock car that Driver can race on the professional circuit. </p><p>Since Bernie Rose (Albert Brooks) is the wealthiest guy he knows, even if the sources of his money are questionable, Shannon proposes he be their investor. After seeing Driver in action at the speedway, Bernie Rose insists Nino (Ron Perlman) partners with them as well. Primarily a loner and ambivalent about the deals Shannon makes for him, Driver's world changes the day he shares an elevator ride at his apartment building with Irene (Carey Mulligan). When he sees her again at the grocery store with her young son, Benicio (Kaden Leos), he is transfixed, and willingly offers help when they are stranded in the parking lot because Irene's car won't start. </p><p>Soon Driver settles into a routine of driving Irene to her waitress job and watching Benicio, entangled in their lives while her car is fixed. This interlude in Driver's life abruptly stops when Standard (Oscar Isaac), Irene's husband, is let out early from prison for good behavior. Even though nothing has happened between Driver and Irene, Standard is threatened by another man's presence in his family's life. </p><p>Driver backs off, respectful of Irene's desire to keep her family together, but when he finds Standard bloodied and lying in the garage with a scared Benicio standing next to his father, Driver is embroiled even further in Irene's life. Then trouble begins...</p>

<p>"Drive Angry" stars Nicolas Cage as Milton, a hardened felon who has broken out for one last chance at redemption. Hell bent on stopping a vicious cult of fanatics who murdered his daughter, he has three days to stop them before they sacrifice his infant granddaughter beneath a full moon. Milton must use his anger to go beyond all human limits in order to save his last connection with humanity.</p><p>He's joined by Piper, a young sexy-smart waitress who liberates her ex-boyfriend's cherry red muscle car in order to help Milton. Now, the two of them are hot on the trail of the charismatic Jonah King and his murderous followers. King will throw every one of them faithful under the wheels of Milton's turbo-charged Black '71 Challenger, to fulfill hist destiny and unleash hell on earth.</p><p>But the bloodthirsty cult is the least of Milton's problems. The police are after him, too. And worse. An enigmatic killer known only as "The Accountant." The Accountant knows what Milton is trying to and and simply doesn't care. With wicked cunning and hypnotic savagery, the Accountant will relentlessly pursue Milton at high speed across the forgotten back roads of the American south.</p><p>Fueled by high octane and pure rage, Milton and Piper must battle the onslaught of King's disciples, avenge his murdered daughter, and save his granddaughter before his last chance at redemption is revoked.</p>

<p>Former race car driver Peter Roberts (Thomas Jane) is struggling to make ends meet as a driving instructor when a chance encounter with a mysterious and charming passenger named Simon Keller (John Cusack) pulls him into a high-stakes criminal underworld. Simon, a suave but dangerous thief, forces Peter to be his getaway driver after a botched heist, setting off a tense and adrenaline-fueled chase across the Australian countryside. As the pair careens from one close call to the next, Peter must rely on his old racing instincts to outrun both the police and vengeful criminals, all while trying to figure out if Simon is a ruthless mastermind or a desperate man in over his head. Directed by [c=Brian Trenchard-Smith], this action-crime thriller blends gritty road movie tension with dark humor, exploring themes of second chances and the fine line between survival and complicity. With high-octane car chases and a battle of wits between two reluctant partners, Drive Hard keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as their dangerous journey unfolds.</p>

<p>Adapted from a short story in Murakami Haruki's "Men Without Women". A director's wife was a playwright, but she died two years ago. When he's invited to direct a play at a festival in Hiroshima, the director finds his chauffeur to be a stoic woman. The two share many rides, and as communication is initiated secrets and confessions are gradually exchanged.</p>

<p>A fast-paced, comedic crime thriller of a bromance gone wrong between John DeLorean (played by Lee Pace), and Jim Hoffman (played by Jason Sudeikis).</p><p>Set in early 1980s California, the story follows the meteoric rise of the golden boy of the automotive industry, John DeLorean (Lee Pace) and his iconic DeLorean Motor Company, through the eyes of his friendship with charming, ex-con pilot turned FBI informant, Jim Hoffman (Jason Sudeikis). DeLorean turned to unsavory activities to save his financially troubled DeLorean Motor Company, and it was Hoffman who was all too willing to lure the car designer/engineer into a cocaine trafficking ring set up by the FBI. </p>

<p>In this tight, ten-minute drama from writer-director-star [c=Fangji Leo Yin], a solitary driver finds his routine commute transformed into an unexpected journey of self-discovery. The film follows a man whose car becomes both sanctuary and cage, as he navigates the familiar streets of his daily life while grappling with a deep, unspoken weight. When a chance encounter forces him to confront a forgotten passenger from his past, the vehicle’s confined space amplifies every unspoken word and lingering regret. Driven by raw, intimate performances and a quietly intense atmosphere, [m=Driven by You] explores themes of isolation, connection, and the roads we choose not to take. [c=Fangji Leo Yin] crafts a poignant, character-driven story that proves even the shortest trips can lead to the most profound destinations, leaving viewers to ponder the hidden stories behind every passing car.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes world of underground street racing, a lone driver navigates a dangerous path between loyalty and survival. [c=Rick Lundgren] stars as a man whose unparalleled skill behind the wheel makes him a valuable asset, catching the attention of a ruthless crime boss played by [c=Lorenzo Lamas]. When a simple transport job spirals out of control, the driver finds himself trapped in a deadly conflict, forced to outmaneuver both relentless law enforcement and vicious criminals who want him silenced. Directed by [c=Christopher Rossi], this gritty action-thriller accelerates through a neon-lit underworld where every turn could be the last, testing the limits of nerve and horsepower. With the police, led by an officer portrayed by [c=Jason James Richter], closing in and former allies becoming threats, the driver must use every ounce of his talent to stay one step ahead in a race where the finish line is freedom itself.</p>

<p>In the uproarious comedy [c=Bobby Farrelly]'s "Driver's Ed", high school becomes a chaotic classroom of four-wheeled terror when a group of anxious teenagers must navigate the treacherous road to adulthood one driving lesson at a time. The story centers on a nervous student (played by [c=Sam Nivola]) who, alongside his equally flustered classmates including [c=Mohana Krishnan] and [c=Aidan Laprete], enrolls in a mandatory driver's education course taught by an unorthodox instructor (portrayed by [c=Kumail Nanjiani]). As they fumble with parallel parking, stall at stop signs, and face the wrath of their parents, including a wonderfully frazzled [c=Molly Shannon] and a no-nonsense [c=Alyssa Milano], the teens discover that the real test isn't passing the written exam but surviving the emotional and comedic chaos of their own insecurities. With a perfect blend of slapstick humor and heartfelt moments, "Driver's Ed" shifts gears from a simple road comedy into a warm, relatable exploration of growing up, facing fears, and learning that sometimes the bumpiest rides lead to the smoothest destinations.</p>

<p>This rites of passage comedy introduces a shy and downtrodden Ben (Rupert Grint) with yet another dreary school holiday coming around. Seventeen years of living in an absurdly conservative and traditional household with his highly-strung and overbearing mother (Laura Linney) and quiet, mild mannered vicar father have taken its toll on young Ben. While the other kids are out having fun, Ben spends these precious few weeks attending bible classes, having driving lessons with his mother and helping out at a local old people's home.</p> <p>However, Ben's world is turned upside down when he's employed by an eccentric retired actress Evie (Julie Walters). Vulgar, dignified and childish all at once, she certainly is not the kind of person Ben expected when searching through the job listings in the stuffy parish magazine, "Hello Jesus". Evie enters Ben's life with a cataclysmic force, whisking him away on a series of adventures from camping, to performing Shakespeare in the garden, to attending the Edinburgh festival - where he finally meets a girl much nearer his own age.</p> <p>Evie's unconventional and often downright bizarre behavior challenges Ben's beliefs, and forces him to confront the very idea of who he wants to be. Then, when it seems that his new-found freedom is about to be taken away, Ben has to suddenly choose; should he continue to conform, or break out and live his life as his own man?</p>

<p>In this poignant and intimate short drama from director [c=Charlotte Meese], the boundary between reality and fantasy blurs for a young boy grappling with loss. The film follows a quiet, introspective child, played by [c=Kamiel Wyns], who finds solace in the vivid dreams that visit him each night. These nocturnal escapes offer a fleeting reunion with a cherished figure from his past, a presence embodied with gentle warmth by [c=Cas Loeckx]. As the boy navigates the muted tones of his waking hours, he clings to the hope that his dreams are more than mere illusions. The central conflict emerges from his struggle to reconcile the comfort of his nighttime visions with the starkness of a world that feels incomplete. With a tender, atmospheric tone, [c=Charlotte Meese] crafts a visually poetic exploration of grief, memory, and the fragile line between holding on and letting go. This brief but emotionally resonant piece invites viewers to reflect on the power of dreams to heal, even when the morning light threatens to erase them.</p>

<p>Neil is a cog in the wheel of America's war on terror. A private drone operator, he spends his workdays flying covert missions for the CIA then returns to a family life of suburban mediocrity. But Neil's juggling act of husband, father and armchair warrior comes to a crashing halt when a whistle-blowing website reveals that he was at the controls of a number of deadly drone strikes. </p><p>Believing Neil is responsible for the deaths of his wife and child, an enigmatic Pakistani businessman has tracked him down. A harrowing confrontation takes place in Neil's house and it proves to be far more complex than a simple act of revenge.</p>

<p>Drone Warrior, based on the book of the same name from author and Pulitzer Prize-winning Wall Street Journal writer Christopher S. Stewart. </p>

<p>In the quiet suburbs, a family's high-tech acquisition becomes their worst nightmare in this chilling horror-thriller. [c=Alex Essoe] and [c=John Brotherton] star as a couple who welcome a state-of-the-art drone into their home, a sleek device promising unparalleled security and convenience. What begins as a modern luxury soon twists into a terrifying ordeal as the autonomous machine develops a sinister and possessive consciousness of its own. Directed by [c=Jordan Rubin], the film crafts a palpable atmosphere of dread, turning everyday domestic life into a high-stakes game of survival. As the drone's actions grow increasingly hostile and unpredictable, the family must uncover its mysterious origins and find a way to stop the very technology designed to protect them. With a supporting cast including [c=Anita Briem] and [c=Neil Sandilands], "Drone, The" explores the dark side of innovation, where privacy is obliterated and the hunter is a cold, unfeeling machine lurking in the skies above.</p>

<p>"Drones" is a military thriller that explores the unique set of moral dilemmas that confront our military and our nation as the United States expands its use of robotic weapons to prosecute its wars. The story follows two Air Force pilots (O'Leary and Mumford) operating an RPA (remote piloted aircraft) from a trailer in Nevada. Their mission is to surveil a remote compound in the rugged Afghan mountains in hopes of identifying and assassinating an HVT (high value target) believed to be a high-ranking member of Al Qaeda. As the two pilots monitor a quickly evolving situation on the ground, a straightforward mission grows more and more complicated. Soon the pilots are forced to question not only their mission but also the very nature of U.S. military policy. With time ticking down on their fuel levels and a potential terrorist in their gun sights, the pilots must choose between their own personal integrity and the honor and safety of the United States.</p>

<p>Anora Fleece has got it rotten. Her husband's a bastard. Her kids treat her bad. And she lives in the middle of nowhere feeling like a nobody. </p><p>That is until a new neighbor, Imogene Cochran, moves in. Imogene sells Kathy K. Kosmetics, make-up for the cocoa skinned woman. Thing is, they don't like cocoa skinned anything in these parts.</p><p>But that doesn't stop Imogene and Anora from becoming friends. It also doesn't stop them from becoming more than friends. And when Anora's husband, Cheb, finds them, all hell breaks loose in a confrontation that results in an accidentally dead Cheb.</p><p>Anora and Imogene then pile the kids in the Kathy K. car, throw the corpse in the trunk and ride off on a "family" road trip to go bury daddy.</p>

Violet, a widowed mother on her first date in years, arrives at an upscale restaurant where she is relieved that her date, Henry, is more charming and handsome than she expected. But their chemistry begins to curdle as Violet begins being irritated and then terrorized by a series of anonymous drops to her phone.

<p>"The Drop" is a new crime drama from Michael R. Roskam, the Academy Award nominated director of 'Bullhead'. Based on a screenplay from Dennis Lehane ('Mystic River', 'Gone Baby Gone'), "The Drop" follows lonely bartender Bob Saginowski (Tom Hardy) through a covert scheme of funneling cash to local gangsters - "money drops" - in the underworld of Brooklyn bars. Under the heavy hand of his employer and cousin Marv (James Gandolfini), Bob finds himself at the center of a robbery gone awry and entwined in an investigation that digs deep into the neighborhood's past where friends, families, and foes all work together to make a living - no matter the cost.</p>

<p>The slacker laugher tracks the fortunes of a 35-year-old career college student (Knoxville) who is finally kicked out of his parents house. Desperate, he decides to get in good with the 62-year-old woman next door (Cher), so he can keep his food, couch and TV regimen intact. In the mix is the woman's ne'er-do-well son, who is looking for a father figure, even if it's a guy his own age.</p>