<p>Survivors of a deadly game find themselves trapped once again in Escape Room: Tournament of Champions. Zoey [c=Taylor Russell] and Ben [c=Logan Miller], still haunted by their previous ordeal, are determined to expose the sinister corporation behind the lethal escape rooms. Their investigation leads them to New York City, where they are abruptly plunged into a new, meticulously designed gauntlet of puzzles alongside other champions who have survived past games. This time, the stakes are even higher as they navigate a series of interconnected, diabolical traps that turn the city itself into a deadly game board. Faced with impossible choices and racing against a clock that could end their lives, the group must use all their cunning and courage to uncover the truth behind the tournament and fight for a way out. Directed by [c=Adam Robitel], this intense horror-thriller escalates the suspense, delivering a relentless, pulse-pounding experience where every clue could be their last.</p>

<p>Six strangers awaken in a vast, endless cornfield with no memory of how they arrived, each finding a single, seemingly random object that may be their only key to survival. Among them are [c=Jordan Claire Robbins] as Sam, a determined woman searching for her missing son, and [c=Theo Rossi] as Tyler, a man whose military instincts kick into high gear. Alongside them are [c=Shane West], [c=Tahirah Sharif], [c=Elena Juatco], and [c=Julian Feder], all forced into a desperate alliance. They soon discover they are trapped in a sinister, inescapable game where the rules are unknown and the stakes are life and death. Directed by [c=Emerson Moore], this tense thriller pits the group against an unseen force as they navigate the oppressive maze, racing against time and their own paranoia to decipher the cryptic clues hidden in the field. Their struggle for escape becomes a harrowing test of ingenuity and trust, where every choice could lead to salvation or a grim fate.</p>

<p>"The Escape" follows Tara (Arterton) who loves her children deeply and all those around her. Despite her seemingly perfect life, Tara feels trapped; she knows there is something fundamentally missing. </p><p>When her friends and family fail to understand the depth of her desperation, her ideas and feelings are so overwhelming that she has to run away, to find a place where she can be herself again. She goes on a courageous and perilous journey, leaving her husband and abandoning her children. </p><p>Through a series of dangerous and incendiary encounters, she discovers the woman she really is, what she really feels and the life she really wants.</p>

<p>In a daring gamble to expose the brutal truth, pioneering journalist Nellie Bly, portrayed by [c=Christina Ricci], feigns insanity to get herself committed to the notorious Women’s Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell’s Island. Directed by [c=Karen Moncrieff], this psychological thriller plunges viewers into a harrowing world where the line between sanity and madness blurs. Once inside the nightmarish institution, Nellie must navigate a labyrinth of cruelty overseen by formidable figures like the head nurse, played by [c=Judith Light], while clinging to her real identity and mission. As she witnesses the horrifying abuse inflicted upon her fellow patients, the race to document the atrocities and secure her own escape becomes a tense battle of wits and endurance. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere of suspense, revealing the chilling reality that the greatest peril may not be escaping the madhouse, but surviving it long enough to tell the world.</p>

<p>Frank Perry (Brian Cox) is a lifer; in prison for the rest of his natural born days. He's never had a problem with that: he did the crime; he'll do the time. Until now. He receives a letter telling him that his only and much loved daughter is critically ill following an overdose. He knows that he must see her and to do that he'll have to escape. But he can't do it alone. A motley crew of younger associates are assembled to enact his plan: Lenny Drake (Joseph Fiennes), Brodie (Liam Cunningham) and Viv Baptista (Seu Jorge). As they prepare to break out Frank's focus is distracted by the arrival of a young con James Lacey (Dominic Cooper) - a reminder of days long lost. As the new kid on the block Lacey also attracts the sadistic attention of Tony (Steven Mackintosh), the drug-addict brother of wing-king Rizza (Damian Lewis). Personality conflicts puts the escape in jeopardy and Frank is forced to find the energy and courage of the man he once was.</p>

<p>In the lush, dangerous world of 1990s Colombia, a young Canadian surfer named Nick, played by [c=Josh Hutcherson], finds an unexpected paradise when he falls for a beautiful local woman, Maria. His idyllic new life takes a dark and irreversible turn when he meets her charismatic uncle, the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar, portrayed with chilling intensity by [c=Benicio Del Toro]. Drawn into Escobar's seductive orbit of wealth and power, Nick is initially blinded by the glamour, but soon discovers the brutal reality behind the empire. As he navigates a tightening web of loyalty, fear, and violence, Nick must confront impossible choices that threaten not only his newfound love but his very survival. This gripping drama, directed by [c=Andrea Di Stefano], paints a tense portrait of innocence corrupted, exploring the devastating allure of power and the perilous cost of paradise.</p>

<p>In this offbeat comedy, a financially strapped college student played by [c=Michael Doneger] stumbles into an unexpected career when he answers a classified ad for a male escort service. What begins as a desperate attempt to pay his bills quickly spirals into a chaotic world of high-end clients, awkward encounters, and increasingly absurd situations. Guided by a seasoned and cynical co-worker portrayed by [c=Tommy Dewey], the young protagonist navigates a series of comedic misadventures while trying to keep his double life secret from his friends and family. The film’s tone balances sharp wit with heartfelt moments, anchored by a standout performance from [c=Bruce Campbell] as the no-nonsense agency owner. As the protagonist juggles demanding clients, including a memorable turn by [c=Rumer Willis], he begins to question what he truly values. With a runtime of 88 minutes, [c=Will Slocombe]'s directorial debut offers a lighthearted yet surprisingly thoughtful look at identity, ambition, and the lengths people will go to for a quick buck.</p>

<p>In the hands of director [c=J. William Barlow], "ESL: More Than a Language" explores the profound human connections forged in the most unexpected of classrooms. The film delves into the lives of a diverse group of adult students, each grappling with the daunting challenge of learning English in a new country, their motivations ranging from securing a better job to simply being understood. At the center is their dedicated but weary instructor, who rediscovers his own passion as he witnesses their struggles extend far beyond vocabulary and grammar. This heartfelt drama captures the silent frustrations, small triumphs, and shared vulnerability that arise when language becomes a barrier to everything from personal dignity to family. Moving beyond a simple story of education, it paints a poignant portrait of isolation, community, and the universal desire to find one's voice, crafting an atmosphere that is both intimately realistic and deeply inspiring.</p>

<p>In this taut 15-minute Portuguese horror short directed by [c=Afonso Araújo], a family’s mundane evening takes a terrifying turn when an unseen, malevolent presence begins to manifest within their home. The story centers on a mother, portrayed with raw vulnerability by [c=Susana Protásio], who becomes the primary guardian of her young daughter, played by [c=Sofia Mar], as strange occurrences escalate from subtle creaks to outright threats. Her husband, brought to life by [c=Pedro Miguel Talasca], grows increasingly skeptical, creating a rift in their already strained dynamic just as the supernatural force targets the child. Written by [c=João Correia], the film masterfully builds dread through atmospheric sound design and claustrophobic framing, immersing viewers in a slow-burn nightmare where the line between psychological trauma and genuine haunting blurs. As the entity grows bolder, the mother must confront both the spectral invader and her family’s fractured trust, leading to a gripping, ambiguous climax that lingers long after the credits roll. A chilling exercise in minimalist horror, this short proves that the most terrifying monsters often dwell not in the shadows, but in the silence between loved ones.</p>

<p>The story is a real-life account of a tightly-knit forest service engine crew which perished battling "the perfect storm" of wildland fires in 2006 near Cabazon, Calif. The blaze and resulting deaths resulted in the first-ever conviction of a wildland arsonist for first degree murder. Arsonist Raymond Lee Oyler was given the death penalty.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes, low-budget world of international espionage, a ragtag team of misfit spies is all that stands between global chaos and a good night's sleep. When a bumbling analyst, played by [c=Sean Astin], accidentally intercepts a plot to unleash a devastating cyber-weapon, he is thrust into the field alongside a reluctant veteran agent [c=Joe Hursley] and a mysterious operative [c=Said Taghmaoui]. Directed by [c=Rob Gordon Bralver], this action-comedy throws this hilariously unprepared crew into a globe-trotting adventure where every gadget malfunctions and every secret identity is painfully transparent. With a supporting cast including [c=Lynn Whitfield] as a perpetually exasperated agency director and [c=Greg Davis Jr.] as a tech whiz with more enthusiasm than skill, they must navigate a minefield of eccentric villains and their own incompetence. Blending chaotic action with sharp wit, Espionage Tonight delivers a thrilling and uproarious take on the spy genre where the greatest threat might just be the team's own next blunder.</p>

<p>Feature about the formation of the 24-hour sports network. The voices of past and present ESPN personalities and producers to tell the story of how a father and son maxed out their credit cards to scrape together the cash to reserve a satellite transponder so they could show sporting events nonstop on a 24-hour station.</p>

<p>In an award-winning performance (Best Actor- Venice Film Festival), Vincent Gallo plays Mohammed, a Taliban fighter captured by the US military in Afghanistan after a violent desert attack goes awry. While being transported to a secret detention center in Europe, the vehicle crashes and he suddenly finds himself free. But his newfound freedom quickly disappears as he is relentlessly pursued in a snow-blanketed forest by an army that does not "officially" exist. A critically-acclaimed, thinking man's action thriller, "Essential Killing" tells the story of one man's struggle for survival, where morality has no place as he confronts the necessity to kill in order to survive.</p>

<p>An historical drama about Capt. David S. Porter and his daring sea battles against the British during the War of 1812.</p>

<p>In this inventive musical short, the very grammar of cinema becomes a playground for sonic exploration. The film follows a nameless director and their sound designer as they deconstruct the classic establishing shot, that sweeping visual introduction to a world, and pose a fascinating question: what if the music were different? Through a series of vignettes, the same majestic skyline, the same quiet street, and the same solitary figure are re-scored with wildly divergent musical genres. A triumphant orchestral swell transforms a mundane city into a land of epic adventure, while a melancholic jazz tune imbues the same frame with profound loneliness. As the pair experiments, the viewer is taken on a dizzying tour of how a single note can change the entire emotional temperature of a scene. This 23-minute piece is a love letter to both filmmaking and music, a playful and insightful experiment that reveals the hidden power of the soundtrack to shape narrative, mood, and meaning, proving that what we hear is just as important as what we see.</p>

<p>As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, this documentary explores the nation’s identity through the stories of those who have built it. The film presents a sweeping narrative of immigration, tracing the journeys of individuals from diverse backgrounds who have left their homelands seeking opportunity, freedom, and a new beginning. Through intimate interviews and historical footage, the documentary profiles families from different eras and continents, illustrating how their struggles, traditions, and ambitions have woven together to create the complex tapestry of modern America. The central conflict emerges not from a single plot, but from the ongoing tension between the nation’s founding ideals as a haven for immigrants and the real-world challenges of assimilation, prejudice, and policy. With a tone that is both celebratory and introspective, the film invites viewers to consider what it truly means to be American, highlighting the resilience and contributions of generations of newcomers. Without shying away from difficult chapters in history, it ultimately presents a hopeful, unifying portrait of a country perpetually in the making.</p>

<p>In the gripping Israeli drama [m=Estate], directed by [c=Eilon Bar Tal], a family’s fragile peace shatters when the patriarch dies, leaving behind a sprawling, contentious property that becomes a battlefield for buried resentments and desperate ambitions. The story centers on the three grown siblings, including the tightly-wound Yaakov played by [c=Yaakov Zada Daniel] and the emotionally volatile Elisheva portrayed by [c=Elisheva Weil], who must navigate the treacherous waters of inheritance. As they gather to settle the estate, old wounds reopen and long-suppressed secrets surface, testing the bonds of blood against the lure of financial gain. [c=Adam Gabai] delivers a compelling performance as a family friend whose presence further complicates the already tense dynamic. With a runtime of just 86 minutes, the film masterfully maintains a taut, claustrophobic atmosphere that mirrors the characters’ emotional entrapment. The central conflict is not merely about dividing land and assets but about confronting the ghosts of a shared past and the painful question of what family truly means when everything is on the line.</p>

<p>When the wealthy and ailing Aunt Hilda [c=Kathleen Turner] announces her fortune will be donated to charity, her desperate relatives descend upon her remote estate in a wildly competitive bid to win her favor. Directed by [c=Dean Craig], this dark comedy pits the scheming sisters Savanna [c=Toni Collette] and Macey [c=Anna Faris] against each other, while their respective husbands, the perpetually broke Richard [c=David Duchovny] and the quietly opportunistic Ben [c=Ron Livingston], get dragged into the fray. As the family’s attempts to appear the most caring grow increasingly outrageous and morally bankrupt, long-buried secrets and bitter rivalries surface, turning a simple inheritance battle into a chaotic war of attrition. With a sharp script and a stellar ensemble cast including [c=Rosemarie DeWitt], the film delivers a hilariously cynical look at greed, family dysfunction, and the absurd lengths people will go for a life-changing payday.</p>

<p>In the darkly comedic thriller "Estate, The," directed by [c=James Kapner], a group of individuals find their lives dangerously intertwined over the pursuit of a valuable inheritance. The ensemble cast, including [c=Heather Matarazzo], [c=Eliza Coupe], and [c=Eric Roberts], is drawn into a escalating series of deceptive schemes and betrayals. They are joined by [c=Alexandra Paul], [c=Greg Finley], [c=Allan Graf], [c=Ezra Buzzington], [c=Chris Baker], [c=Aubyn Philabaum], [c=Kyle Rezzarday], and [c=Rocio de la Grana], all navigating the murky waters of greed and family secrets. As alliances shift and motives are revealed, the fight for control of the estate turns deadly, blending sharp humor with tense thrills over its brisk 85-minute runtime. The film is produced by [c=Rod Hamilton], [c=Adam Makowka], and [c=Alixandra von Renner] from a script by [c=Christopher Charles Baker].</p>

<p>In a world that often feels out of tune, Jane, a woman living with schizophrenia, finds her reality is about to be wonderfully upended. Played with captivating vulnerability by [c=Sally Hawkins], Jane navigates the chaotic symphony of her own mind while dealing with her dysfunctional family, including her critical mother and squabbling sisters. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Mike, a charming but equally troubled musician portrayed by [c=David Thewlis]. Their unconventional romance blossoms into a bittersweet and darkly humorous connection, offering Jane a glimpse of stability and passion she never thought possible. Directed by [c=Craig Roberts], this poignant and offbeat drama blends romance and comedy to explore the fragile line between perception and reality, as Jane embarks on a raw and heartfelt journey to reclaim her own story from the clutches of her illness and societal expectations.</p>

<p>In the poignant romantic drama Eternal Return, a chance encounter on a London train platform sparks an immediate and profound connection between two strangers. [c=Naomi Scott] stars as Elara, a brilliant but guarded quantum physicist whose life is governed by logic, while [c=Kit Harington] portrays Leo, a passionate musician grappling with a deep personal loss. As their whirlwind romance unfolds, they are challenged by the enigmatic theories of time and destiny that Elara studies, forcing them to question whether their meeting was a random accident or something written in the fabric of the universe. Directed by [c=Yaniv Raz], this elegant film weaves a tender and thought-provoking story about love, fate, and the moments that define us, featuring compelling support from [c=Sonoya Mizuno] and [c=Jay Lycurgo]. As Elara and Leo navigate the exhilarating and uncertain terrain of a new relationship, they must confront whether some bonds are truly timeless.</p>

<p>Joel (Jim Carrey) is stunned to discover that his girlfriend Clementine (Kate Winslet) has had her memories of their tumultuous relationship erased. Out of desperation, he contacts the inventor of the process, Dr. Howard Mierzwiak (Tom Wilkinson), to have Clementine removed from his own memory. But as Joel's memories progressively dissapear, he begins to rediscover his love for Clementine. From deep within the recesses of his brain, Joel attempts to escape the procedure. As Dr. Mierzwiak and his crew (Kirsten Dunst, Mark Ruffalo, Elijah Wood) chase him through the maze of his memories, it's clear that Joel just can't get Clementine out of his head.</p>

<p>In a world where ancient powers awaken, one man stands as the last line of defense between humanity and an encroaching darkness. [c=Dave Bautista] stars as a seemingly ordinary man burdened with an extraordinary and eternal legacy—the mantle of the Eternal Warrior. Directed by [c=Flávio Nascimento], this high-octane superhero saga follows a reluctant hero forced to embrace his violent destiny when a malevolent force from a forgotten age resurfaces, threatening to unravel reality itself. As he battles monstrous foes and uncovers the truth of his own cyclical existence, he must confront the personal cost of his immortality and decide what he is truly fighting to protect. Blending mythic scale with gritty, bone-crunching action, "Eternal Warrior" delivers a visceral story of duty, sacrifice, and the timeless struggle between light and shadow.</p>

<p>Based on Marvel comic created by Jack Kirby in 1976, "Eternals" features an exciting new team of Super Heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, ancient aliens who have been living on Earth in secret for thousands of years. Following the events of "Avengers: Endgame", an unexpected tragedy forces them out of the shadows to reunite against mankind's most ancient enemy, the Deviants.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Tran Anh Hung], who also penned the screenplay, "Eternite" is a poignant drama that unfolds over a runtime of 115 minutes. The film features an acclaimed ensemble cast including [c=Melanie Laurent], [c=Audrey Tautou], and [c=Berenice Bejo], alongside [c=Jeremie Renier], [c=Pierre Deladonchamps], and [c=Felix Bossuet]. Produced by [c=Christophe Rossignon] and [c=Philip Boeffard], this cinematic exploration delves into the profound and often complex themes of love, legacy, and the passage of time as experienced through the interconnected lives of its characters. Tran Anh Hung's lyrical direction guides the narrative through a visually rich tapestry, examining how moments of passion, sorrow, and connection resonate across generations, ultimately posing timeless questions about what truly endures.</p>

In an afterlife where souls have one week to decide where to spend eternity, Joan is faced with the impossible choice between the man she spent her life with and her first love, who died young and has waited decades for her to arrive.

<p>In the contemplative short film [m=Eternity and a Day], director [c=Dominika Tarinová] crafts a poignant meditation on time, memory, and human connection. The story follows a solitary protagonist who finds himself at a crossroads, grappling with the weight of past choices and the fleeting nature of existence. As he navigates a single day that seems to stretch into eternity, he encounters a mysterious figure whose presence forces him to confront unresolved emotions and the possibility of redemption. The film’s atmospheric tone blends lyrical visuals with a hauntingly sparse narrative, creating an intimate and reflective experience. With a runtime of just 26 minutes, [m=Eternity and a Day] distills profound themes into a compact yet emotionally resonant journey. The protagonist’s struggle to reconcile his inner world with the external passage of time drives the central conflict, leaving viewers to ponder the value of moments both lost and found. This is a deeply human story that lingers long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In this deeply intimate five-minute documentary, viewers are given a rare and poignant glimpse into the life of a young man named Ethan as he navigates the complexities of his daily existence. Directed with a sensitive eye, the film captures Ethan's quiet determination and the small, often overlooked moments that define his personal journey. Through a series of candid observations and gentle interviews, the documentary explores Ethan's motivations, his struggles to find his place in the world, and the unwavering support he receives from those around him. The central conflict lies in the tension between his internal hopes and the external challenges he faces, creating a narrative that is both personal and universally relatable. With a tone that is both tender and respectful, this short documentary offers a powerful meditation on resilience and the human spirit, leaving a lasting impression on the viewer long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In the comedy "Ethan Bloom," director [c=Herschel Faber] crafts a humorous tale centered on the film's titular character. The story, written by Maylen Dominguez, follows Ethan as he navigates a series of comedic misadventures. The ensemble cast brings this journey to life, featuring performances by [c=Hank Greenspan], [c=Joshua Malina], and [c=Caroline Valencia]. They are joined by [c=Carlos Ponce], [c=Rachelle Lefevre], and [c=Mindy Sterling], with additional support from [c=Jessica Galinas], [c=Jude Friedman], [c=Laurel Levey], and [c=Kamilo Alonzo]. Over the course of 95 minutes, the film delivers a lighthearted exploration of its protagonist's quirky world, blending situational humor with the distinctive comedic styles of its talented performers.</p>

<p>In the haunting psychological thriller Ethereal Torments, the line between reality and a terrifying supernatural realm begins to blur for a grieving family. [c=Jordan Smaka] portrays a man struggling to hold his life together after a profound loss, while [c=Alyssa Laney] plays his sister, whose desperate search for answers leads them into uncharted and dangerous territory. Their journey intersects with a mysterious guide, played by director [c=Aerie LaBoda], who may hold the key to understanding the eerie phenomena plaguing them. As they delve deeper, they are forced to confront manifestations of their deepest sorrows and regrets, which have taken on a chilling life of their own. Crafting a deeply atmospheric and unsettling mood, the film explores the shadows of the human psyche, questioning whether some torments are born from within or summoned from something beyond our understanding. The characters must navigate this spectral landscape, where every memory can become a trap and every ghost may be a piece of themselves they are not ready to face.</p>

<p>In this delightfully absurd three-minute short, a curious anthropomorphic Ethernet cable named Portia embarks on an unexpectedly epic quest through the sprawling, fluorescent-lit landscape of a big-box electronics store. Portia, voiced with earnest wonder, is on a single-minded mission: to find her perfect match among the countless adapters, routers, and tangled cords that populate the vast "Electronics Aisle." However, her simple shopping trip quickly turns into a series of comedic misadventures as she encounters a chaotic cast of sentient gadgets, including a smug USB drive, a melodramatic power strip, and a deeply confused HDMI cord who insists he is a toaster. The central conflict emerges as Portia must navigate this overwhelming and often contradictory world of technology, learning that the perfect connection isn't always the one you were looking for. Blending clever stop-motion animation with a playful, satirical tone, this micro-film captures the universal frustration and joy of finding the right accessory, all while delivering a surprisingly heartfelt message about compatibility and purpose in a digital age.</p>

<p>"The Etruscan Smile" follows tough old Scotsman Rory MacNeil (Brian Cox) as he travels from his home in the remote island of Vallasay, Scotland to San Francisco. Seeking treatment for a terminal illness the colorful character stays with his son and his family. Rory finds his precious days left alive transformed as he bonds with his American grandson. </p>

<p>In the delightful stand-up special "Eugene Mirman: Here Comes The Whimsy," audiences are invited into the unique world of comedian [c=Eugene Mirman], known for his offbeat humor and whimsical storytelling. The film showcases Mirman's signature blend of absurdity and charm as he navigates the ups and downs of everyday life, transforming mundane experiences into laugh-out-loud moments.</p> <p>With his keen observational skills and a knack for the surreal, Mirman explores themes of creativity, identity, and the quirks of human behavior. The film captures his engaging stage presence as he interacts with the audience and shares anecdotes that resonate on both comical and existential levels. The central conflict lies in Mirman's quest to find joy and authenticity in a chaotic world, all while maintaining his quirky perspective.</p> <p>The tone is lighthearted and playful, infused with Mirman's distinctive voice that keeps viewers entertained and introspective at the same time. As he takes the audience on a journey filled with whimsy and laughter, "Eugene Mirman: Here Comes The Whimsy" is a celebration of the absurdities of life that promises to leave viewers smiling long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>When three generations of a deliciously dysfunctional family gather to bury the family patriarch, the beloved granddaughter of the deceased is given the task of delivering the eulogy. In the days leading up to the funeral, she tries to hold her lunatic clan together as secrets are revealed, old grudges resurface and the household erupts with renewed vigor. A wickedly irreverent comedy, Eulogy is ultimately a heartwarming portrait of a houseful of misfits celebrating the strangest and most enduring bond of all : family.</p> <p>Kate Collins, struggling through an awkward first year at college, returns to the Collins family home upon the death of her grandfather. Kate may be somewhat out of step with the party-hearty rituals of campus life, but at home she's really a misfits: and island of normalcy in a sea of unruly Collinses.</p> <p>First, there's Kate's father Daniel - once a child star but now, unbeknownst to his daughter, a porn actor. Then there's tightly wound Aunt Lucy, who has waited till the last minute to announce her wedding to life partner Judy, and wildly impolitic Uncle Skip with his obnoxious twin boys. Last but not least, there's pushy Aunt Alice, who brings a steamroller approach to everything from marriage and motherhood to her brutal dinner casseroles.</p> <p>When her grandmother entrusts her with the task of delivering the eulogy, Kate naturally turns to her relatives for help. She quickly comes to realize that her own fond memories of Grandpa Collins are not shared by his children, who can only remember a distant father who, when around, could barely keep their names straight.</p> <p>As Kate struggles to find the right words to commemorate the solemn occasion, the rest of the famiy prepares for the event with its usual anarchy. In between the raucous infighting and the hilarious backbiting, family secrets are revealed and old wounds are exposed. In the end, the Collinses come to realize that theirs is a legacy of chaos, redeemed only by the moments of comfort they find in each other.</p>

<p>In the suffocating grip of a personal reckoning, [c=Benjamín Riquelme] stars in this taut, ten-minute thriller as a man confronted by the haunting consequences of his past actions. When a chance encounter with a mysterious woman, played by [c=Paula Meneses], forces him to face a buried truth, the line between reality and guilt begins to blur. Directed by [c=Simón Ilabaca Vega], the film builds an atmosphere of relentless psychological tension, where every quiet glance and whispered word carries the weight of impending judgment. The protagonist's desperate attempts to maintain control are systematically dismantled as the narrative spirals toward an unsettling confrontation. With its minimal runtime, the movie wastes no time in establishing a claustrophobic mood, drawing viewers into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse where the true enemy may be the self. Euménides is a chilling, atmospheric exploration of memory, morality, and the inescapable nature of consequence, leaving audiences breathless until the final frame.</p>

A reclusive elderly poet feels the fire of his youth when gamine schoolgirl Eun-gyo enters his life, to the chagrin of the old man's assistant.

<p>The film "Euphoria" is a drama directed by [c=Lisa Langseth], who also penned the screenplay. The story brings together a compelling international cast, led by [c=Alicia Vikander], who also served as a producer. She is joined by [c=Eva Green], [c=Charlotte Rampling], and [c=Charles Dance], with [c=Adrian Lester], [c=Mark Stanley], and [c=Steffen Jung] rounding out the ensemble. This character-driven narrative explores intense emotional landscapes and complex relationships, unfolding over a runtime of 104 minutes. Produced by Vikander alongside [c=Patrik Anderson], [c=Frida Bargo], and [c=Charles Collier], the film marks a collaborative cinematic vision focused on profound human experiences.</p>

<p>The fourth episode of the latest season of [t=Euphoria] plunges viewers back into the turbulent lives of East Highland's students as they navigate a new semester fraught with unresolved tensions and shifting dynamics. The episode focuses on [c=Zendaya]'s Rue, who continues to grapple with the fragile balance of her sobriety while confronting the emotional fallout from her past actions that have strained her relationships with those closest to her. Meanwhile, [c=Hunter Schafer]'s Jules finds herself at a crossroads, questioning her identity and place in a world that feels increasingly out of her control. The central conflict intensifies as old rivalries resurface and new alliances form, with [c=Jacob Elordi]'s Nate and [c=Alexa Demie]'s Maddy caught in a dangerous game of manipulation and desire. The episode maintains the series’ signature raw and visceral tone, blending intimate character studies with high-stakes drama. As secrets threaten to unravel and loyalties are tested, this installment promises to deepen the emotional complexity and dark allure that defines the show’s gripping narrative.</p>

<p>In this reflective documentary, the cast and creators of the groundbreaking series [t=Euphoria] reunite to explore the show's profound cultural impact and the raw, unflinching storytelling that captivated a generation. Featuring intimate interviews with [c=Zendaya], [c=Hunter Schafer], [c=Sydney Sweeney], [c=Jacob Elordi], the late [c=Angus Cloud], and [c=Eric Dane], the film offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the series, delving into the personal journeys of its actors as they brought complex, troubled characters to life. The documentary examines how the show tackled issues of addiction, identity, trauma, and love with a visceral honesty, while also celebrating the artistic vision and collaborative spirit that defined its production. Through candid reflections and never-before-seen footage, "Euphoria: A Look Back" serves as a poignant tribute to the series' legacy, honoring the performances and stories that left an indelible mark on television and popular culture.</p>

<p>A 40-something guy reunites with his old college friends to take the European vacation that he never had in his youth.</p>

<p>"Europa Report" follows a contemporary mission to Jupiter's moon Europa to investigate the possible existence of alien life within our solar system. When unmanned probes suggest that a hidden ocean could exist underneath Europa's icy surface and may contain single-celled life, Europa Ventures, a privately funded space exploration company, sends six of the best astronauts from around the world to confirm the data and explore the revolutionary discoveries that may lie in the Europan ocean. After a near-catastrophic technical failure that leads to loss of communication with Earth and the tragic death of a crewmember, the surviving astronauts must overcome the psychological and physical toll of deep space travel, and survive a discovery on Europa more profound than they had ever imagined.</p>

<p>Have you ever pressed "Send" on an email and immediately wished you could get it back? Scotty Thomas (Scott Mechlowicz) and his Berlin-based computer pen pal Mieke (Jessica Boehrs) have been writing each other for years, sharing every detail of their lives. When Mieke makes a cyber pass at Scotty, he completely freaks out, thinking that this guy he’s known for years is coming on to him ... in German no less. Too bad the the one detail Scotty doesn’t seem to know is that, in Germany, Mieke is a girl’s name.</p> <p>By the time Scotty figures out that Mieke is a girl, and a hot one at that, Mieke has cut off her email account and all contact with him. Thinking that this might be his one chance at true love - even though he’s never actually met the girl - Scotty and his best friends, Cooper (Pitts) and the twins Jenny (Trachtenberg) and Jamie (Wester), embark on a raucous trip across Europe headed for Berlin.</p> <p>Their trek takes them from London to Paris to Amsterdam and Eastern Europe, exposing them - literally - to every lascivious, larcenous and lecherous indulgence Europe has to offer, in a comedy that gives new meaning to the phrase "foreign relations.</p>

<p>In a small Icelandic town, lifelong friends Lars Erickssong and Sigrit Ericksdottir dream of musical glory far beyond their local pub. Played with endearing earnestness by [c=Will Ferrell] and charming sincerity by [c=Rachel McAdams], the duo known as Fire Saga cling to their improbable ambition of winning the Eurovision Song Contest, much to the dismay of Lars's stoic father, portrayed by [c=Pierce Brosnan]. When a bizarre twist of fate catapults them from obscurity onto the world's most flamboyant stage, they are thrust into a whirlwind of glitter, fierce competition, and eccentric pop stars, including the flamboyant Russian performer Alexander Lemtov, played by [c=Dan Stevens]. This hilarious and heartfelt comedy, directed by [c=David Dobkin], follows their chaotic journey as they navigate outrageous performances, clashing cultures, and the complex bond between them, discovering if their quirky spirit and authentic music can survive the glitter-drenched spectacle of Eurovision.</p>

<p>In the tense three-minute mystery Euthanasia, a single, pivotal conversation becomes a labyrinth of hidden motives and unspoken truths. Directed by [c=Pheobe Staple], the film traps two characters in a claustrophobic psychological duel. [c=Samuel Barry] and [c=Olivia Strzechowska] deliver gripping performances as individuals bound by a dark agreement, where a discussion about final arrangements spirals into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. As words are carefully chosen and glances are loaded with implication, the line between mercy and malice begins to blur. The film masterfully cultivates an atmosphere of simmering dread, where every silence is charged and the true nature of the arrangement remains shrouded in ambiguity. This succinct, chilling narrative explores the profound moral shadows cast when one person holds the power to end another's suffering, questioning whether the act is one of compassion or a perfectly concealed crime.</p>

<p>In the elegant yet emotionally charged world of Parisian theater, a celebrated writer finds his life and work irrevocably altered by a mysterious young woman. [c=Gaspard Ulliel] stars as Bertrand Valade, a playwright whose creative well has run dry, until he encounters the enigmatic Eva, played by [c=Isabelle Huppert]. Drawn to her elusive nature and complex past, Bertrand becomes obsessed, weaving her into the fabric of his new play and blurring the lines between his art and a dangerous, burgeoning romance. Directed by [c=Benoit Jacquot], this simmering drama explores the volatile intersection of love, obsession, and artistic creation. As Bertrand delves deeper, he must confront the unsettling reality that the muse he seeks to control may hold more power over his destiny than he ever imagined, leading to a poignant examination of desire and the sacrifices made in its name.</p>

<p>In this charmingly chaotic comedy, the lives of two wildly different neighbors collide with hilarious consequences when a simple misunderstanding spirals into an escalating war of pranks and petty revenge. [c=Evangeline Dawson] stars as Eva, a meticulous and highly organized artist whose quiet, controlled world is turned upside down when the free-spirited and perpetually messy Alfie, played by [c=Alfie Carmody], moves in next door. Their clashing lifestyles—Eva’s love for order versus Alfie’s embrace of spontaneous chaos—create a comedic battleground that soon involves their entire eccentric community. As the harmless mischief escalates, drawing in friends and local shopkeepers portrayed by [c=Becca Opstad], [c=Dave Jeser], [c=Morgan Land], [c=Rochelle Land], [c=Sonny Karp], [c=Noah Mostadim-Frey], [c=Leah Tornell-Hiebsch], and [c=Sienna Morales], Eva and Alfie must decide whether their feud is worth the collateral damage. Directed by [c=Liam Land] in a brisk seven-minute runtime, this fast-paced farce explores the unexpected bonds that can form through shared conflict, delivering a warm-hearted reminder that opposites don't just attract—they sometimes make the best of friends.</p>

<p>Eva Hesse (1936-1970) is one of America's foremost postwar artists. Her pioneering sculptures, using latex, fiberglass, and plastics, helped establish the post-minimalist movement. Dying of a brain tumor at age 34, she had a mere decade-long career that, despite its brevity, is dense with complex, intriguing works that defy easy categorization. </p><p>"Eva Hesse", the first feature-length appreciation of her life and work, makes superb use of the artist's voluminous journals, her correspondence with close friend and mentor Sol LeWitt, and contemporary as well as archival interviews with fellow artists (among them, Richard Serra, Robert Mangold, Dan Graham) who recall her passionate, ambitious, tenacious personality. Art critic Arthur Danto has written that her work is: "full of life, of eros, even of comedy... </p><p>Each piece vibrates with originality and mischief." The documentary captures these qualities, but also the psychic struggles of an artist who, in the downtown New York art scene of the 1960s, was one of the few women to make work that was taken seriously in a field dominated by male pop artists and minimalists.</p>

<p>Steve Carell ("The 40-Year-Old Virgin"), reprising his role as the polished, preening newscaster Evan Baxter of "Bruce Almighty," is the next one anointed by God to accomplish a holy mission in the hilarious new comedy "Evan Almighty". Blockbuster comedy director Tom Shadyac ("The Nutty Professor," "Liar Liar," "Bruce Almighty") returns behind the camera for this next episode of divine intervention. This time, however, his cast grows two-by-two.</p> <p>Newly elected to Congress, Evan leaves Buffalo behind and shepherds his family to suburban northern Virginia. Once there, his life gets turned upside-down when God (Morgan Freeman) appears and mysteriously commands him to build an ark. But his befuddled family just can't decide whether Evan is having an extraordinary mid-life crisis or is truly onto something of Biblical proportions...</p>

<p>In the imaginative world of [m=Evan Hull: Big Cool Bug], the story centers on Evan Hull, an ordinary young man whose life takes an extraordinary turn when he encounters a mysterious, oversized bug that defies all logic. As Evan grapples with this bizarre new reality, he finds himself drawn into an adventure that challenges his courage, wit, and sense of identity. Alongside a quirky cast of characters who each bring their own unique perspectives and motivations, Evan embarks on a journey that explores themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the unexpected wonders hidden within the mundane. The film blends humor, heart, and a touch of whimsy to create a warm, engaging atmosphere that appeals to viewers of all ages. With its vibrant storytelling and a balance of lighthearted moments and thoughtful reflection, [m=Evan Hull: Big Cool Bug] invites audiences to embrace the extraordinary in the everyday without revealing too much of the surprises that await.</p>

A short film celebrating the 30th anniversary of Neon Genesis Evangelion starring both the original and Rebuild iterations of Asuka. The short comedically explores alternate timelines, with Rebuild Asuka helping her original counterpart make some wishes come true.

After the Second Impact, Tokyo-3 is being attacked by giant monsters called Angels that seek to eradicate humankind. The child Shinji’s objective is to fight the Angels by piloting one of the mysterious Evangelion mecha units. A remake of the first six episodes of GAINAX’s famous 1996 anime series. The film was retitled “Evangelion: 1.01” for its DVD release and “Evangelion: 1.11” for a release with additional scenes.