<p>"Even Money" is a ferociously compelling drama that follows the lives of nine individuals as their fates become increasingly entwined in a web of addiction and gambling, culminating at one critical moment where their lives will be lost or reclaimed.</p> <p>In "Even Money" there are no safe places, no one is left untouched - gamblers are mothers, brothers, dreamers and lovers. As the narrative unravels, we come to understand that addiction has no loyalty to race, age or life circumstances. Addiction is random, wreaking havoc on those individuals who are drawn into its seductive world of quick fixes and escapism, to those unsuspecting souls who are caught in its devastating wake.</p>

Mixed-up model and bar hostess Kotoko sleeps with her coworker Genki, but can't seem to let herself sleep with the guy she really likes.

<p>"Evening" unites a stellar cast, and is based on the beloved novel by Susan Minot and adapted for the screen by Ms. Minot and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham ("The Hours"), under the direction of Lajos Koltai ("Fateless"), who was previously an Academy Award-nominated cinematographer.</p> <p>"Evening" is a deeply emotional film that illuminates the timeless love which binds mother and daughter – seen through the prism of one mother’s life as it crests with optimism, navigates a turning point, and ebbs to its close. Two pairs of real-life mothers and daughters – Vanessa Redgrave and Natasha Richardson, and Meryl Streep and Mamie Gummer – portray, respectively, a mother and her daughter and the mother's best friend at different stages in life.</p> <p>Overcome by the power of memory, Ann Lord (Ms. Redgrave) reveals a long-held secret to her concerned daughters; Constance (Ms. Richardson), a content wife and mother, and Nina (Toni Collette), a restless single woman. Both are bedside when Ann calls out for the man she loved more than any other.</p> <p>But who is this "Harris," wonder her daughters, and what is he to our mother? While Constance and Nina try to take stock of Ann's life and their own lives, their mother is tended to by a night nurse (Eileen Atkins) as she journeys in her mind back to a summer weekend some fifty years ago, when she was Ann Grant (Claire Danes)...</p> <p>...a young woman who has come from New York City to be maid of honor at the high-society Newport wedding of her dearest friend from college, Lila Wittenborn (Ms. Gummer). The bride-to-be is jittery, and turns to her maid of honor rather than her own mother (Glenn Close) for support. Ann stays close to her friend, yet is even closer to Lila’s irrepressible brother Buddy (Hugh Dancy).</p> <p>Unexpected feelings surge forth once Ann meets wedding guest Harris Arden (Patrick Wilson), a lifelong friend and intimate of the Wittenborn family. Ann's love for Harris will change her life, and those of her daughters, forever.</p>

<p>Set in a small West Virginia mining town in the foothills of Appalachia, the book tells the story of small-time drug dealer Cole Freeman (Philip Ettinger), who is driven to action and redemption in response to a set of unexpected circumstances that threaten to tear apart the close-knit fabric of family, friendship, land and history that binds everyone, and everything, he loves.</p>

<p>In the drab monotony of her life, Lulu Danger ([c=Aubrey Plaza]) finds a spark of rebellion after embezzling from her boorish husband. This act of defiance propels her on an eccentric odyssey, teaming up with a hapless, wounded romantic named Colin ([c=Jemaine Clement]) to pursue a mysterious figure from her past. That figure is the enigmatic Beverly Luff Linn ([c=Craig Robinson]), a man of few words whose upcoming "one night only" event at a dilapidated hotel promises a seismic shift in Lulu's world. As Lulu navigates this strange pilgrimage, she must also contend with her vengeful husband, Shane Danger ([c=Emile Hirsch]), and Beverly's own peculiar handler, Rodney Von Donkensteiger ([c=Matt Berry]), all converging for a night where repressed emotions and bizarre rituals threaten to boil over. Directed by [c=Jim Hosking], this offbeat dramatic comedy crafts a uniquely awkward and heartfelt atmosphere, exploring longing, liberation, and the profoundly weird connections that define us.</p>

In 2047, a group of astronauts are sent to investigate and salvage the starship Event Horizon which disappeared mysteriously seven years before on its maiden voyage. However, it soon becomes evident that something sinister resides in its corridors.

<p>In the vibrant yet secretive world of New York City, a circle of friends and family grapple with a profound and clandestine dilemma in [c=Thom Fitzgerald]'s intimate drama. At the center is Matt, played by [c=Don McKellar], a man living with AIDS who makes the fateful decision to end his life on his own terms. He plans a final, elegant gathering—the "event" of the title—but his quest for a peaceful exit is complicated by the very people who love him most, including his fiercely protective sister [c=Parker Posey] and his compassionate home-care nurse, portrayed by [c=Sarah Polley]. As preparations unfold, the film delicately weaves together the perspectives of those touched by Matt's choice, from his grieving mother [c=Olympia Dukakis] to friends like [c=Brent Carver] and [c=Jane Leeves], exposing a complex tapestry of love, loyalty, and moral conflict. This emotionally resonant story navigates the difficult terrain of dignity, friendship, and the right to choose, painting a poignant portrait of a community forced to confront mortality and the meaning of a good life right up to its final moments.</p>

<p>Taking place in the Fairytale World, "Ever After High" is based on the lives of the teenage children of fairytale characters such as Snow White, Rapunzel, Cinderella, Robin Hood, The Frog Prince, Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf. These kids are supposedly destined to follow in their parents' footsteps in order keep their stories alive throughout the generations. </p>

<p>Ava and Thomas live--to outside eyes--the good life, complete with a child and a lovely home in Los Angeles, but something is lost. Ava has placed her acting career on hold to play the mother and good wife, while Thomas' job as a fashion photographer puts him in dangerously tempting situations. When trauma strikes, they must confront their innermost vulnerabilities to recover their disintegrating marriage.</p>

Danielle, a vibrant young woman, was forced into servitude after the death of her father when she was a young girl. Danielle's stepmother, Rodmilla, is a heartless woman who forces Danielle to do the cooking and cleaning, while she tries to marry off the eldest of her two daughters to the prince. But Danielle's life takes a wonderful turn when, under the guise of a visiting royal, she meets the charming Prince Henry.

<p>In the spring of 1996, the world's highest peak becomes the stage for a harrowing true-life drama in Everest. Commercial expedition leaders [c=Jason Clarke] and [c=Jake Gyllenhaal] guide a diverse group of climbers, including the determined Texan [c=Josh Brolin] and the humble mailman [c=John Hawkes], each driven by personal dreams to stand atop the mountain. What begins as a carefully planned summit push descends into a desperate fight for survival when a ferocious blizzard strikes, trapping the climbers in the perilous "death zone" where oxygen is scarce and every decision is fatal. This intense thriller, directed by [c=Baltasar Kormakur], captures the breathtaking scale and brutal indifference of nature, pitting human ambition against the ultimate physical challenge as families, including those portrayed by [c=Keira Knightley] and [c=Robin Wright Penn], wait in agonizing hope far below.</p>

<p>In the horror film "Evergreen," directed by [c=Luke McCormick Gardiner] and written by [c=Luke McCormick Gardiner] and [c=Olya Sukonrat], a chilling tale unfolds over a brief twelve-minute runtime. The story stars [c=Joe Meyer], [c=Jack Zubieta], and [c=Mimi Wu] in undisclosed roles that navigate a tense and unsettling narrative. Produced by [c=Elias Tejada], [c=Luke McCormick Gardiner], and [c=Olya Sukonrat], the film immerses viewers in a world of dread and suspense, though specific plot details remain shrouded in mystery. As a horror entry, "Evergreen" promises to deliver a compact yet impactful experience, leveraging its short duration to build atmosphere and unease. The collaboration between Gardiner and Sukonrat in both writing and producing suggests a cohesive vision for this eerie project, with the cast bringing the haunting story to life. Audiences can expect a focused, intense journey into the genre's darkest corners.</p>

<p>"Everlost" focuses on Nick and Allie, teenage passengers in cars that collide. They meet in a netherworld known as Everlost, unsure if they're alive. The teens try to navigate an odd world that is populated by young people from different historical periods, with a couple of baddies in the mix.</p>

<p>It's Christmas time, but all is not well in the world of Everly (Salma Hayek). A call girl by trade, Everly has turned against her gangster boss Taiko (Hiroyuki Watanabe) and become a police informant. In response, Taiko has put out a hit on Everly and her family. Soon, every criminal in town wants to cash in. Everly's survival instincts quickly kick in as she matches wits and firepower with Taiko and a seemingly endless stream of killers.</p>

<p>The fantasy film "EverQuest" is directed by [c=Nic Aragon] and [c=Todd Roy], bringing their vision to a world of adventure and magic. The project is produced by [c=Avi Arad] from a script written by [c=Michael Gordon], setting the stage for an epic cinematic journey. While specific plot details remain guarded, the film promises to immerse audiences in the rich and expansive universe that has captivated fans for years, translating the essence of the legendary role-playing game to the big screen. Under the guidance of its directors and creative team, "EverQuest" aims to be a landmark fantasy adventure, exploring realms of heroism, conflict, and wonder.</p>

<p>In the thrilling sports documentary, [m=Everton VS Leeds PL 25/26], directed by the Premier League, fans are treated to an in-depth look at the intense match between Everton and Leeds during the 2025/2026 season. Spanning a duration of 90 minutes, this film captures the excitement and drama of one of the most anticipated fixtures in the football calendar. Viewers will experience the highs and lows of the game, showcasing the passion of the players, the strategies employed by the coaches, and the fervent support from the fans in the stands. The documentary provides a unique perspective on the rivalry and the significance of this match within the broader context of the Premier League, making it a must-watch for football enthusiasts.</p>

<p>In the raw and intimate drama "Every Boy, The", director [c=Dana Adam Shapiro] crafts a poignant exploration of modern masculinity and connection. The film centers on two men, portrayed with surprising depth by comedians [c=Frankie Boyle] and [c=Craig Campbell], who find themselves unexpectedly sharing a life-altering journey. As they navigate a series of emotionally charged and often darkly humorous situations, their initial guardedness gives way to a fragile, necessary bond. This character-driven story delves into the unspoken struggles and societal pressures faced by men, challenging them to confront their vulnerabilities. With a tone that masterfully balances stark drama with moments of levity, the film presents a compelling look at the possibility of redemption and understanding forged in the most unlikely of circumstances.</p>

<p>A grieving psychiatrist, played by [c=Casey Affleck], makes a fateful decision to invite his patient's mysterious brother, portrayed by [c=Sam Claflin], into his family's life following a devastating tragedy. Directed by [c=Christine Jeffs], this tense psychological thriller explores the dangerous blurring of professional boundaries as the charismatic and unsettling newcomer ingratiates himself with the therapist's vulnerable wife, [c=Michelle Monaghan], and troubled daughter, [c=India Eisley]. What begins as an act of compassion soon spirals into a chilling game of manipulation and obsession, shrouding their secluded home in an atmosphere of paranoia. As hidden motives surface and trust erodes, the family must confront the terrifying reality that their attempt to heal may have invited a predator into their most private spaces.</p>

<p>Ned (Liev Schreiber) is in the throes of a mid-life crisis. His work as a writer on an outrageous, semi-pornographic TV show is less than satisfying. His fifteen year old son has just told him he is gay and his eleven year old is afraid of, well pretty much everything. When his wife, Jeannie (Helen Hunt), moves her sick and embittered father (Brian Dennehy) from Detroit into their home in NY, it puts added stress on an already strained marriage. And when a sexy female co-worker (Carla Gugino) puts the moves on Ned, the temptation sends him spiraling. Every Day is about one family's struggle to survive the unexpected curve-balls that are simply part of real life; aging and death; commitment and freedom; love and acceptance. It's an uncompromising look at an ordinary family making an extraordinary journey towards themselves and towards each other.</p>

<p>A goody-two-shoes student-athlete starts to get in touch with her wild side after reading a cult classic novel.</p>

<p>A young boy Brian, verging on adolescence, a little angry and quite possibly a piano prodigy. But he hates practicing and playing - that is, until he meets music professor Mr. Anderson, who becomes Brian's mentor and the father figure he needs. If only Brian didn't increasingly suspect that Mr. Anderson is the serial killer that has been targeting musicians.</p>

<p>When a quiet family dinner is shattered by a sudden, brutal home invasion, a father's worst nightmare becomes a harrowing reality in this relentless action-thriller. His daughter is violently abducted, plunging him into a desperate race against time. With the authorities offering little hope, he is forced to take matters into his own hands, embarking on a perilous and bloody quest for vengeance. Guided by a mysterious and hardened ally, played by [c=Richard Dreyfuss], he must navigate a shadowy underworld to track down the ruthless criminals responsible. As the trail grows hotter and the body count rises, he confronts the terrifying truth about who took his child and why, pushing himself to the absolute limit. Directed by [c=Christian Sesma] and featuring a driven performance by [c=Taryn Manning], the film crafts a tense, gritty atmosphere where every lead is a potential trap and every confrontation could be the last. This is a story of a parent's unwavering resolve, testing how far one man will go to bring his child home, ensuring he leaves no stone unturned and no enemy standing.</p>

<p>"Every Little Step" explores the incredible journey of "A Chorus Line," from ambitious idea to international phenomenon. Through 15 years of continuous performances from the 70's to 90's and a revival beginning last year, "A Chorus Line" has touched generations around the world with stories so poignant, they could only have come from truth. The film compares and contrasts the original musical with the current revival. It investigates the societies in which they've debuted, and why the themes are so timeless and universal.</p><p>The film goes behind the scenes with exclusive interviews and footage of the revival's audition process, revealing the dramatic journey of the performers, and unfolding the story of life imitating art. The real dead-of-night conversations in a dance studio that inspired "A Chorus Line" were recorded to audio tapes which have been locked away for decades. The filmmakers, James D. Stern and Adam Del Deo, were granted unprecedented access. Interviews, then and now, with the creative minds who shaped "A Chorus Line" and the cast who realized it provide fascinating insights and reveal the truths behind the genesis of the show.</p><p>The original musical arose at a volatile time-in the wake of Vietnam and Watergate, as the hippy era declined, as movements in civil rights, women's rights, and gay rights were gaining voices across the world, and as the Cold War continued without end in sight. "A Chorus Line" injected into this fractured landscape a saga of the underappreciated, the overlooked-the everyday individual who struggled in pursuit of fulfillment. This story, displayed with all the musical and visual poetry the best talents in the world had to offer, sparked a renewed interest in theater, new trends in fashion, and new inspiration for storytelling.</p><p>As "Every Little Step" investigates the legacy of "A Chorus Line," it also looks at our current society, which has so enthusiastically received the revival. There are certain similarities to the era of the original: we're in the wake of a controversial war, the specter of violence (in this case through terrorism) is constantly on the horizon, political corruption has citizens across the world calling for leaders to step down, and movements for racial, religious, and sexual equality persist. Perhaps these factors explain "A Chorus Line's" continuing popularity, a desire for the chorus of clamoring voices to be heard.</p><p>Ultimately, just as in the story of "A Chorus Line," just as in life itself, only a few can prevail. Out of the thousands of performers who audition, only 19 are chosen to open the revival on Broadway. Their lives are interwoven with one of the world's greatest musicals, their hopes and dreams hanging in the balance. This is their story, and the story of the phenomenon known as "A Chorus Line."</p>

<p>In the high-stakes action thriller "Every Other Weekend," [c=Mel Gibson] stars as a divorced father whose court-mandated visitation rights become a deadly proving ground. When his ex-wife and her new husband are brutally murdered, he finds himself the prime suspect, framed for a crime he didn't commit. With his own children now placed in the custody of the state, he has just two days every other weekend to see them—and to use that limited, supervised time to clear his name. Racing against a ticking clock and evading a relentless FBI agent, this ordinary man is forced to unleash a dangerous set of skills he thought he’d left in his past. Directed by [c=Benjamin Rocher], the film is a relentless, pulse-pounding ride that blends raw emotional stakes with explosive set pieces, exploring how far a father will go to protect the only time he has left with his children.</p>

<p>When a three-year-old girl goes missing, a small suburban New York town must revisit a tragic crime from seven years earlier. The underage perpetrators of the original crime, Alice Manning and Ronnie Fuller (Danielle Macdonald and Dakota Fanning), have been released from prison after coming of age and, justly or unjustly, come under suspicion once again. Detective Porter (Elizabeth Banks), who cracked the original case and is now the investigating officer of the missing girl, must examine her conscience and her deeply conflicted memories of the former crime. Alice's mother, Helen Manning (Diane Lane), is given a chance to save her daughter from her complicated past.</p><p>The consequences of the original crime and of the current missing child investigation put into question the characters' motivations and culpability - past and present. Every Secret Thing is a psychological thriller that also questions our judgment of the socio-economic fabric of suburban America. It allows the audience a complex portrait of murder and murderer, thought and deed.</p>

<p>In a mere two minutes, director [c=Antonio Dimovski] crafts a meditative and minimalist documentary that captures the quiet poetry of an ordinary journey. The film follows an unnamed traveler making their way toward Bahnhof München-Pasing, a train station in Munich, but the focus is not on the destination itself. Instead, the camera lingers on the subtle beauty of the in-between moments—the shifting light of the sun, the empty streets, and the almost imperceptible details that define the walk. There is no dialogue, no dramatic conflict, only the gentle, hypnotic rhythm of footsteps and the ever-present glow of sunlight. The documentary’s tone is contemplative and serene, inviting viewers to slow down and appreciate the profound stillness that can be found in even the most mundane of routines. It poses a quiet question about what it means to be present in a world that often rushes past the simple act of moving forward. This brief but evocative piece is an atmospheric meditation on loneliness, observation, and the fleeting yet eternal nature of a single moment under the sun.</p>

<p>After taking 3D to dazzling new heights in Pina, legendary director Wim Wenders (Paris, Texas; Wings of Desire) continues to push the technology in bold new directions. This searing drama charts the emotional odyssey of a struggling novelist (James Franco) whose life is turned upside down one wintry night when following a fatal car accident. </p><p>The incident sets him on a soul-searching, decades-long journey towards redemption, a quest that profoundly touches the lives of both his girlfriend (Rachel McAdams) and the accident victim's mother (Charlotte Gainsbourg).</p><p> In his triumphant return to narrative filmmaking, Wenders makes innovative, often breathtaking use of 3D to draw viewers ever deeper into the film's gripping emotional vortex.</p>

<p>The 1978 remake that follows the adventures of a truck driver and bare-knuckle brawler who has a pet orangutan named Clyde and the messes they find themselves in.</p>

<p>The story of Agustin (Mortensen), a man desperate to abandon his unfulfilling existence after years of living in Buenos Aires. Following the death of his identical twin brother Pedro, Agustin sets out to begin his life anew by assuming Pedro's identity and returning to the mysterious Tigre Delta region where the brothers had spent their childhood. Soon after his homecoming, however, Agustin finds himself unwittingly embroiled in the deadly criminal underworld that his brother had been part of.</p>

<p>"Everybody Knows" follows the journey of Carolina as she travels with her family from Buenos Aires to her hometown in Spain for a celebration. Meant to be a brief visit, the trip is disturbed by unforeseen events that will completely change the lives of Carolina and her family.</p>

<p>On the surface, the young and beautiful Clara Barron (Karla Souza) seems to have everything- a great job as an OB-GYN; a great house in LA; and a big fun-loving Mexican family. But, the one thing Clara doesn't have figured out is her love life. </p><p>Pressured by a family wedding in Mexico, Clara asks a co-worker to pose as her boyfriend for the weekend festivities - only to be caught by surprise when her ex-boyfriend (and family favorite) suddenly shows up after disappearing from her life completely.</p><p> Torn, Clara must decide between going back to the past or open her heart to new and unexpected possibilities. In an adventure full of laughter, she learns that sometimes it takes the whole crazy family to help you find crazy love.</p>

<p>Set in the vibrant, carefree world of 1980s college life, this coming-of-age dramedy from director [c=Richard Linklater] follows freshman pitcher Jake Bradford, played by [c=Blake Jenner], as he arrives at a Texas university days before classes begin. Thrown into the rowdy, testosterone-fueled house shared by his baseball teammates, Jake must navigate a whirlwind of hazing rituals, late-night parties, and philosophical debates on art, music, and life. The team's charismatic leader, McReynolds ([c=Tyler Hoechlin]), and the cocky, fast-talking Finnegan ([c=Glen Powell]) immediately pull him into their orbit. As Jake forms a budding romance with a free-spirited theater major named Beverly ([c=Zoey Deutch]), he begins to question the team's rigid social codes and his own place within them. Blending the nostalgic, hangout vibe of Linklater's earlier work with a sharp, comedic edge, the film captures a pivotal weekend of self-discovery, where the ultimate game is figuring out who you want to be before the real season begins.</p>

<p>From director Jason Todd Ipson comes the warm-hearted, romantic comedy, "Everybody Wants To Be Italian."</p><p>Jake (Jay Jablonski), a lovelorn fishmonger who has spent nearly a decade trying to win back his ex-girlfriend gets involved in a romantic case of mistaken ethnicity. It's been eight years since Jake's girlfriend left him, and despite the fact that she's now married with three children, he refuses to move on. Fed up with their depressive pal's unwillingness to let go of the past, Jake's friend (John Enos III and John Kapelos) set him up on a blind date with a beautiful Italian woman (Cerina Vincent) from Boston's North End. Though Jack is convinced that such a woman would never even consider dating a non-Italian, a quick crash course in how to fake it may prove just the trick to helping him learn to love once again.</p>

<p>Creating a unique mix of punk, emo and trap, Lil Peep was set to bring a new musical genre to the mainstream when he died of a drug overdose at just 21 years old. From the streets of Los Angeles to studios in London and sold out tours in Russia, the artist born Gustav Ahr touched countless lives through his words, his sound and his very being.</P>

<p>In a heartfelt exploration of family and connection, "Everybody's Fine" follows Frank Goode, portrayed by the legendary [c=Robert De Niro], a widower who embarks on a cross-country journey to reconnect with his estranged children. Frank, who has devoted his life to providing for his family, becomes increasingly aware of the emotional gaps that have formed over the years. With each of his four adult children—played by [c=Drew Barrymore], [c=Kate Beckinsale], [c=Sam Rockwell], and [c=Katherine Moennig]—leading their own busy lives, Frank's longing for connection drives him to take matters into his own hands.</p> <p>As Frank travels to visit each of them, he encounters the challenges and joys of their adult lives, revealing the often-unspoken struggles they face. His journey is both comedic and poignant, blending moments of laughter with deep emotional reflections. The film captures the bittersweet essence of family dynamics, showcasing the importance of communication and understanding. With its blend of adventure, comedy, and drama, "Everybody's Fine" invites viewers to reflect on their own familial relationships and the lengths one will go to for love and connection.</p>

<p>A feature film adaptation of the musical and based on the documentary "Jamie: Drag Queen", "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" follows the story of British teenager Jamie Campbell, who defied teachers and attended his high school prom as his drag persona Fifi la True.</p> <p>Jamie New (Max Harwood) is 16 and doesn't quite fit in -- instead of pursuing a "real" career he dreams of becoming a drag queen. Uncertain about his future, Jamie knows one thing for sure: he is going to be a sensation. Supported by his loving mom and his amazing friends, Jamie overcomes prejudice, beats the bullies and steps out of the darkness, into the spotlight.</p>

<p>"Everyday" tells the story of four children separated from their father, and a wife separated from her husband. While the father serves a five-year prison sentence, the mother raises their four children on her own.</p><p>Filmed over a period of five years, "Everyday" uses the repetitions and rhythms of everyday life to explore how a family can survive a prolonged period apart. The film unfolds in a series of visits: first the family visiting the father in prison, later the father visiting the family at home. With each visit the distance between the children and their father becomes harder to bridge. Focusing on the small subtle changes as people grow up and grow old whilst being apart, "Everyday" is a story of survival and love, a celebration of the small pleasures of everyday life.</p>

<p>In the gripping thriller [m=Everyone Has Something to Hide], directed by [c=Sean Cisterna] from a screenplay by [c=Charlotte Pattullo], a tangled web of secrets and lies threatens to unravel the lives of a group of individuals. The film stars [c=Emily Alatalo], [c=Shanna Armogan], [c=Sam Ashe Arnold], [c=Christine Trinh], and [c=Chris Violette] in a tense narrative that explores how far people will go to protect their hidden truths. As the story unfolds, each character is forced to confront the consequences of their deceptions, leading to a series of unexpected and dangerous revelations. With a runtime of 90 minutes, this taut thriller keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, questioning who can truly be trusted when everyone has something to hide.</p>

<p>In a world awash with digital promises and get-rich-quick schemes, actor and author [c=Ben McKenzie] embarks on a deeply personal investigation into the seductive and perilous world of cryptocurrency. Directed by [c=Ben McKenzie] and [c=Giorgio Angelini], this gripping documentary follows McKenzie as he peels back the glossy marketing to confront the architects of the crypto boom, including figures like the enigmatic [c=Sam Bankman-Fried] and [c=Alex Mashinsky]. His journey, supported by insights from colleagues like [c=Morena Baccarin] and [c=Gerard Butler], reveals a high-stakes landscape where hype often overshadows reality, and true believers clash with skeptical regulators. As McKenzie navigates this opaque financial frontier, from El Salvador's bold national experiment under [c=Nayib Bukele] to the dramatic collapse of major platforms, the film constructs a tense and urgent narrative about trust, deception, and the very nature of value in the modern age.</p>

<p>In a world where connections run deep yet are often unspoken, "Everyone Was There" weaves a poignant tapestry of relationships and emotions. The story centers around a diverse group of friends who gather for a seemingly ordinary reunion, but as the evening unfolds, hidden tensions and unresolved conflicts rise to the surface. Among them is [c=Emily Blunt], who grapples with feelings of regret over past choices, while [c=John Boyega] seeks redemption for his actions that strained the bonds of friendship.</p> <p>As laughter echoes through the night, the group is forced to confront the secrets they've kept and the truths they've avoided. Each character brings their unique perspective, revealing the complexities of love, loyalty, and the passage of time. The film balances heartfelt moments with a sense of urgency, creating an atmosphere that oscillates between nostalgia and tension. With its rich character development and emotional depth, "Everyone Was There" invites viewers to reflect on their own relationships and the unspoken stories that shape them.</p>

<p>In "Everyone's Hero," a young boy (Jake T. Austin) finds himself at an extraordinary crossroads: He has a chance to be a hero – and make a difference against incredible odds – or he can play it safe. With faith in himself instilled by his family, he teams up with a sassy young girl (Raven-Symoné) and some off-the-wall sidekicks and embarks on a sometimes perilous, often funny, cross-country quest. In the process, he restores his family's honor, befriends the world’s biggest sports superstar, and reveals the hero within. Christopher Reeve was the original director on this computer-generated animated feature, the late actor-director's dream project.</p>

<p>In present day London, a promising young ballet dancer risks her career when she falls for a notable American photographer. After discovering a note suggesting her lover may be cheating, an ambitious young dancer must examine her feelings about the relationship while her dreams are threatened by her all-consuming evaluation.</p>

<p>In the quiet suburbs of a seemingly ordinary town, a single phone call shatters the world of the Miller family. Directed by [c=Peter Hedges], "Everything Changes" is a poignant drama that explores the fragile bonds of kinship when a long-buried secret suddenly comes to light. The film centers on David Miller, a man whose carefully constructed life is upended by a revelation that forces him to question his entire identity and history. As David, portrayed with raw vulnerability, grapples with this new reality, he must navigate the complex reactions of his wife, his children, and his own aging parents, each struggling to reconcile the man they thought they knew with the truth now laid bare.</p> <p>The story weaves together the perspectives of multiple family members, from David's pragmatic wife, trying to hold their home together, to his confused children sensing the tectonic shift in their foundation. The central conflict becomes a profound exploration of forgiveness, acceptance, and the very definition of family. With a screenplay by [c=Peter Hedges] and [c=Dan Futterman], the film maintains a tone of intimate, authentic human drama, balancing moments of heart-wrenching tension with glimpses of tender connection. "Everything Changes" invites viewers into the quiet storm of an everyday family confronting the unthinkable, asking how we rebuild our lives when the past we relied on is no longer what it seemed.</p>

<p>In a universe brimming with infinite possibilities, an overwhelmed Chinese-American woman finds her mundane reality shattered by a mind-bending adventure. [c=Michelle Yeoh] stars as Evelyn Wang, a laundromat owner drowning in taxes, family chaos, and regret. Her life is irrevocably upended when a mysterious multiversal rupture reveals she alone can connect with the countless versions of herself across existence. Guided by a surprising variant of her husband, played by [c=Jonathan Ke Quan], Evelyn must tap into the wild skills of her alternate lives to confront a terrifying and enigmatic power emerging from the chaos, a journey that brings her into direct conflict with a formidable IRS inspector, [c=Jamie Lee Curtis], and forces a painful reckoning with her strained relationship with her daughter, [c=Stephanie Hsu]. Directed by [c=Dan Kwan] and [c=Daniel Scheinert], this genre-defying spectacle masterfully blends absurdist comedy, heartfelt family drama, and dazzling sci-fi action, exploring the profound question of what truly matters when you can be everything, everywhere, all at once.</p>

<p>In this dazzling dramedy set against the cutthroat world of high-end fashion, a down-on-her-luck stylist stumbles upon a mysterious, seemingly magical dress that has the power to transform anyone who wears it into the center of attention. The film follows [c=Emma Roberts] as aspiring designer Mia, who discovers the garment in a vintage shop and uses it to catapult herself into the glamorous upper echelons of the industry. However, as Mia rises to fame alongside her charming rival turned ally, played by [c=Glen Powell], she soon realizes the dress comes with a dark price: it feeds on the wearer’s confidence and memories, slowly erasing their true identity. With a tone that balances sparkling comedy and heartfelt drama, the story explores the seductive pull of fame versus the value of authenticity. As Mia fights to reclaim her sense of self before she is completely lost to the dress’s spell, she must navigate jealous competitors and her own growing ego. This 77-minute film is a stylish, fast-paced cautionary tale about the cost of chasing perfection.</p>

<p>In the brief, poignant span of sixteen minutes, "Everything Good" captures a lifetime of unspoken emotions between a father and daughter. Directed by [c=Andrew Ahn], this intimate drama follows [c=Hong Chau] as Mina, a woman who returns to her family home to help her ailing father, [c=J.K. Simmons] as David, pack for a move into assisted living. As they sort through a lifetime of belongings in their quiet, sun-drenched house, each object—a book, a record, a forgotten photograph—becomes a vessel for memory and regret. Mina, grappling with the weight of filial duty and her own unresolved past, and David, a man of few words confronting his mortality, navigate the delicate space between what is said and what is felt. With a gentle, observational tone that finds profound meaning in everyday moments, the film explores the complex tapestry of love, loss, and the silent understanding that defines a family, asking whether we can ever truly pack away the past before stepping into an uncertain future.</p>

<p>The story centers on a Chinese-American family in 1970s small-town Ohio who suffer a tragedy when the teenage daughter's body is found in the local lake. The investigation of her death rips the family apart as the secrets they’ve kept from one another begin to emerge and demand to be reckoned with.</p>

<p>The documentary film "Everything I'm Not; Everything I Am" offers an intimate and revealing portrait, directed by [c=Xavier Alexander]. This concise nine-minute exploration centers on its sole subject, [c=Clayton Nonhof], capturing a raw and personal glimpse into his life and identity. Through this focused lens, the film delves into themes of self-perception and personal truth, presenting a narrative built entirely from the perspective of its featured individual. Without the use of invented characters or fictionalized plot, the documentary presents an authentic slice of life, crafted under the direction of [c=Xavier Alexander] and realized through the participation of [c=Clayton Nonhof]. The result is a brief but potent cinematic experience that challenges viewers to reflect on the complexities of being.</p>

<p>Written and directed by her son, Jacob Bernstein, Everything Is Copy - Nora Ephron: Scripted & Unscripted tracks Nora Ephron's rise from the mailroom of Newsweek to a notable stint reporting for the New York Post, where she caught the eye of influential editors like Harold Hayes, Clay Felker and Helen Gurley Brown. Marked by biting honesty and intelligent humor, her incisive writing soon began appearing regularly in Esquire, New York Magazine, the New York Times and Cosmopolitan, winning devoted fans and foes alike. No one -- including her parents, her former bosses, or, most famously, her spouses -- was safe in her work.</p><p>The documentary features intimate interviews with many of the people closest to her, including her three sisters, Delia, Amy and Hallie Ephron, along with writers such as Gay Talese and Marie Brenner and film industry colleagues, among them Tom Hanks, Rob Reiner, Meg Ryan, Steven Spielberg and Meryl Streep. The film provides insights from childhood schoolmates and close colleagues from the entertainment industry and journalism, including David Remnick, Richard Cohen, Barry Diller, Bryan Lourd, Lynda Obst, Amy Pascal, Barbara Walters and George C. Wolfe, as well as illuminating interviews with Dick Cavett and Charlie Rose.</p>

<p>Based on the acclaimed, best-selling novel by Jonathan Safran Foer, "Everything is Illuminated" tells the story of a young American Jewish man's quest to find the woman who saved his grandfather--in a small Ukrainian town that was wiped off the map by the Nazi invasion.</p> <p>The journey begins as a comic nightmare--with an eccentric trio of paid "expert" guides sorely lacking in expertise: a cranky grandfather who insists on bringing his unruly seeing-eye dog to help him drive, and his over-enthusiastic grandson, whose fractured command of English, passion for retro American pop culture, and inability to shut up threaten to make the worst of every situation.</p> <p>But what starts out as the tour from hell turns into a surprisingly meaningful journey--with an unexpected and powerful series of revelations that will indelibly change all of their lives.</p>

<p>Adapted and directed by Dan Rush, and based on a short story by Raymond Carver, EVERYTHING MUST GO tells the story of NICK PORTER (WILL FERRELL) a career salesman whose days of being on top are long gone. The same day Nick gets fired, for falling off the wagon one last time, he returns home to discover his wife has left him, changed the locks on their suburban home and dumped all his possessions out on the front yard. Faced with his life imploding, Nick puts it all on the line - or more properly, on the lawn - reluctantly holding a yard sale that becomes a unique strategy for survival.</p>