<p>In the charming romantic comedy "Face It," a man's life is turned upside down when a mysterious app promises to reveal his perfect match with a single scan. [c=Joe Paisley] stars as a hopeless romantic who, after one too many bad dates, decides to put his faith in this new digital cupid. His world collides with a spirited and skeptical woman, played by [c=Stacey Edward Harris], who challenges his belief in algorithmic love. As they embark on a series of hilariously awkward encounters orchestrated by the app, they must navigate the messy, unpredictable reality of human connection versus digital destiny. With a sharp wit and a big heart, this delightful film from director [c=Jason Osayamen] playfully questions whether true love can be programmed or if it requires looking up from the screen to truly see the person in front of you.</p>

<p>The murder of a British student in Tuscany leads to the trial and conviction of her American flat mate and Italian boyfriend in controversial circumstances.</p><p>The public interest around the case attracts once successful, but now struggling filmmaker Thomas (Bruhl), to be commissioned to write a film, "The Face of an Angel," based on a book by Simone Ford (Beckinsale), an American journalist who covered the case. From Rome they head to Siena to research the film.</p><p>Thomas has also recently separated from his wife in a bitter divorce and left his 9-year-old daughter in Los Angeles. As his life unravels, he becomes increasingly disturbed by the dark medieval atmosphere surrounding the case and begins to fall into his own personal hell.</p><p>Just as Thomas is about to hit rock bottom, he meets British student Melanie (Delevingne), with whom he begins an innocent relationship. This is a beautiful, unrequited love where Melanie provides solace to him and acts as a guide to his own heart. Thomas starts to question what is more important to him, solving an unsolvable crime and writing the film, or returning back to the daughter he has left behind.</p>

<p>Five years after the death of her beloved husband Garrett (Ed Harris), Nikki (Annette Bening) meets a man who seems his exact duplicate. Not only does this stranger possess the same deeply lined face and startling blue eyes, he also shares Garrett's kindness, humor, and passion for art. And yet he is a stranger. Romance blossoms between Nikki and this alluring doppelganger, but she can't bring herself to tell him the truth about what drew her to him. So she hides her photos and prevents him from meeting friends and family. Still, she can't resist taking him to all the old haunts. It isn't a question of if the truth will come out, but when. Arie Posin directs this emotionally thorny drama about how we cope with loss, live in the moment and ultimately move forward.</p>

When a 73-year-old widow is forced to depend on the care of her 5 busy adult children after an injury, she begins to question the meaning of family love.

<p>In a world where identity is the ultimate weapon, FBI agent Sean Archer, played by [c=John Travolta], is consumed by a singular obsession: capturing the terrorist who murdered his son. His target is the brilliant and psychopathic Castor Troy, brought to life with manic energy by [c=Nicolas Cage]. When a revolutionary medical procedure offers Archer a chance to literally assume Troy’s face and infiltrate his criminal empire, the agent willingly steps into the skin of his nemesis. However, the plan spirals into chaos when Troy awakens, seizes Archer’s own identity, and turns the agent’s life and family against him. Directed by [c=Adam Wingard], this high-octane action thriller plunges two mortal enemies into a dizzying game of psychological and physical warfare, where each man must navigate a world that now sees him as the other. As the lines between hero and villain blur beyond recognition, the stage is set for a relentless and personal confrontation where the only way out is to destroy the man wearing your face.</p>

<p>In the unsettling thriller Faceless, a gripping cat-and-mouse game unfolds where identity itself becomes the ultimate weapon. The film centers on a desperate individual who, after a life-altering incident, finds their very existence erased, leaving them to navigate a world that no longer recognizes them. As they struggle to reclaim their past, they are drawn into a shadowy conspiracy where allies are indistinguishable from enemies and every face could be a mask. Driven by a relentless need for answers, the protagonist must outmaneuver a mysterious adversary who controls the strings of this new, terrifying reality. Directed by [c=Noah Lane], who also co-writes with [c=Cruz Marrero], this taut thriller masterfully builds suspense with a claustrophobic atmosphere and sharp psychological tension. With a committed performance from [c=Cruz Marrero] alongside [c=Noah Lane], [c=Kennedy Mugemuzi], and [c=Hudson Hedger], Faceless is a chilling, fast-paced exploration of paranoia and the fragile nature of self, promising a white-knuckle ride that leaves viewers questioning everything they see.</p>

<p>A serial killer has been terrorizing the city. An innocent bystander witnesses his latest attack, but while fleeing, she falls from a bridge and is knocked unconscious. </p><p>When she awakes in the hospital, she can't recognize family, her boyfriend or even her own face in the mirror. She is diagnosed with prosopagnosia, or 'face blindness'. This is a real neurological disorder, like dyslexia but with faces, caused by a lesion of the temporal lobe, the part of the brain that allows us in a heartbeat to compare someone's face with all the faces stored in our memory. </p><p>She is incapable of recognizing the same face twice. Every time she looks at someone, it's like she's never met them before. Being the only witness, she is hunted by the killer, leaving her paranoid in a sea of unfamiliar faces. </p><p>Where can she turn? Who can she trust? Who is she waking up next to? Who is standing next to her? </p><p>This suspense thriller takes us on a terrifying ride thru the blurry eyes of a woman searching for a monster amongst the faces in the crowd.</p>

<p>In a world obsessed with viral content, a provocative new online platform promises its users an unfiltered glimpse into the darkest corners of reality. Directed by [c=Daniel Goldhaber], this chilling horror film follows a group of young internet journalists, led by the ambitious [c=Barbie Ferreira] and the charismatic [c=Dacre Montgomery], as they investigate the source and shocking authenticity of the platform's most extreme videos. As they delve deeper, their pursuit of clicks and truth blurs into a dangerous obsession, forcing them to confront the ethics of their own consumption and the horrifying possibility that the "Faces of Death" they are documenting might be all too real. With a tense atmosphere that mirrors the unsettling scroll of a morbid feed, the film crafts a modern nightmare, exploring the terrifying allure of spectacle and the human cost behind the screen, featuring a compelling ensemble including [c=Josie Totah], [c=Charli XCX], and [c=Jermaine Fowler].</p>

<p>In this intimate and emotionally charged drama, director [c=Khayl Markus] crafts a poignant portrait of artistic obsession and human connection. The film centers on a gifted but troubled pianist, portrayed by [c=Cameron Isaacs], whose life is consumed by the pursuit of musical perfection. When a mysterious and captivating photographer, played by [c=Romona Markus], enters his world, she challenges his solitary existence and the very essence of his art. As the pianist prepares for a career-defining performance, he finds himself drawn into a complex relationship that forces him to confront the personal sacrifices he has made for his craft. The photographer, fascinated by the raw emotion in his music, seeks to capture not just his image but the soul behind the notes. With a runtime of just five minutes, this short but powerful film explores the delicate balance between creative genius and human vulnerability, asking whether true art can exist without genuine human experience. The tension between the artist's need for isolation and his longing for connection drives this compelling narrative forward, creating a resonance that lingers long after the final frame.</p>

<p>89-year old Agnes Varda, one of the leading figures of the French New Wave, and acclaimed 33 year-old French photographer and muralist JR teamed up to co-direct this enchanting documentary/road movie. Kindred spirits, Varda and JR share a lifelong passion for images and how they are created, displayed and shared.</p><p>Together they travel around the villages of France in JR's photo truck meeting locals, learning their stories and producing epic-size portraits of them. The photos are prominently displayed on houses, barns, storefronts and trains revealing the humanity in their subjects, and themselves.</p><p>"Faces Places" documents these heart-warming encounters as well as the unlikely, tender friendship they formed along the way.</p>

<p>In a sleek, near-future metropolis, a terrifying new technology allows individuals to literally steal the faces of others, assuming their identities and lives with chilling perfection. Directed by [c=Mickey Keating], this sci-fi thriller plunges into a world where no one can be trusted and reality itself is a fragile mask. At the center of the chaos is a man, portrayed by [c=Ray Chang], who finds himself hunted after a brief encounter with a mysterious woman, played by [c=Cammy Chiang], leaves him entangled in a deadly conspiracy. As the lines between hunter and prey blur, he is forced to question everyone around him, including figures brought to life by [c=Lu Yi-ching] and [c=Chang Fu-Chien].</p> <p>The film crafts a relentless atmosphere of paranoia and high-tech dread, exploring the ultimate violation of identity in a society obsessed with image. With each stolen face, the central conflict deepens, pushing the characters into a desperate race for survival where the next stranger could be wearing the skin of a friend. "Faces, The" is a pulse-pounding journey into a future where your most defining feature can become your greatest vulnerability.</p>

<p>In the chilling thriller [m=FaceTape], directed by [c=Manny Liotta], a group of friends reunites for a weekend getaway, only to find their bonds of trust violently tested by a sinister presence. The story centers on a tight-knit circle, including characters played by [c=Cody Steele], [c=Joshuah Arizmendi], and [c=Morningstar Dickson], who discover a disturbing online trend called "FaceTape" that allows users to assume others' identities with terrifying accuracy. As the game escalates, paranoia grips the group, forcing them to question if their loved ones are who they appear to be. With the line between reality and deception blurring, [c=Mackenzie Lauren Taylor] and [c=Charles Tyler Kinder] find themselves in a desperate race to uncover the truth before the game claims its next victim. This taut psychological thriller, also featuring [c=Kate Bolshakova], [c=Anthony Pavone], [c=Malcolm Kelner], [c=Devin Brochu], and [c=Lindsey Normington], masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread and suspense. As the 84-minute runtime unfolds, the film explores themes of identity, betrayal, and the dark side of digital connection, keeping audiences on edge until the very last frame.</p>

<p>The water is rising, and the clock is ticking. "Facing the Future: South Florida vs Climate Change" immerses viewers in the front-line battle for one of America's most iconic and vulnerable regions. This urgent documentary weaves together the personal stories of resilient residents, innovative scientists, and determined policymakers who confront the daily reality of encroaching seas and intensifying storms. From the flooded streets of Miami Beach to the threatened ecosystems of the Everglades, the film captures a community grappling with impossible choices between costly adaptation and managed retreat. With a tone that is both clear-eyed and deeply human, it explores whether human ingenuity can outpace a changing climate, presenting a microcosm of a global challenge that feels intensely, and inescapably, local.</p>

<p>From the award winning producers of FLYWHEEL, comes an action-packed drama about a Christian high school football coach who uses his undying faith to battle the giants of fear and failure. In six years of coaching, Grant Taylor has never led his Shiloh Eagles to a winning season. After learning that he and his wife Brooke face infertility, Grant discovers that a group of fathers are secretly organizing to have him dismissed as head coach. Devastated by his circumstances, he cries out to God in desperation. When Grant receives a message from an unexpected visitor, he searches for a stronger purpose for his football team. He dares to challenge his players to believe God for the impossible on and off the field. When faced with unbelievable odds, the Eagles must step up to their greatest test of strength and courage. What transpires is a dynamic story of the fight between faith and fear. Facing the Giants is a powerful experience for the whole family inspiring viewers to live with faith, hope, and love!</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Tyson Perkins] and [c=Kieran Satour], this gripping 70-minute drama pulls viewers into the high-stakes world of competitive mathematics. The story centers on a brilliant but reclusive number theorist whose groundbreaking work has remained unpublished for years, haunted by a past failure that shattered both his career and personal life. When a determined young protégé discovers his abandoned research, she becomes convinced his formulas hold the key to solving a modern crisis in data security. Their unlikely partnership forces the older mathematician to confront the fears that have kept him hidden from the academic community, while the protégé struggles to balance her ambition with the weight of his troubled legacy. As external pressures mount from a ruthless tech corporation eager to claim the work for profit, the two must decide what truly matters: recognition, redemption, or the integrity of the mathematics itself. Facing the Numbers blends intellectual tension with raw emotional stakes, creating a quietly powerful meditation on genius, mentorship, and the courage required to start over.</p>

<p>The movie is based on Julie Salamon's book "Facing the Wind: A True Story of Tragedy and Reconciliation," which recounts the story of Bob Rowe, a New York lawyer and model husband who killed his wife and three children in 1978 - leading to his subsequent search for redemption after avoiding a prison sentence by pleading the insanity defense at trial.</p>

<p>In a whimsical tale of mistaken identities and unexpected alliances, "Fackham Hall" transports viewers to a quirky English estate where the eccentricities of its inhabitants come to life. The story centers around the charming yet hapless [c=Thomasin McKenzie], who finds herself entangled in a web of comedic chaos when she arrives at the grand yet crumbling Fackham Hall. Alongside her, the dashing [c=Ben Radcliffe] and the enigmatic [c=Emma Laird] add layers of intrigue and humor as they navigate the estate’s bizarre happenings.</p> <p>As the characters' motivations intertwine, they each seek something different—a lost treasure, a sense of belonging, or simply a good laugh. The arrival of the stern yet hilarious [c=Damian Lewis] and the whimsical [c=Katherine Waterston] further complicates matters, leading to a series of uproarious misunderstandings and hilariously awkward situations. Directed by [c=Jim O'Hanlon] and infused with the witty writing of [c=Jimmy Carr], [c=Patrick Carr], and [c=Andrew Dawson], the film promises a light-hearted romp filled with clever dialogue and delightful performances.</p> <p>With its vibrant comedy and a charming ensemble, "Fackham Hall" invites audiences to revel in the absurdity of life and the joy of unexpected friendships, all while keeping them guessing about what will unfold next.</p>

<p>"Factory Girl" imaginatively unfolds the comet-like rise and fall of 60s "it girl" Edie Sedgwick, the blazing superstar who came to define both the glamour and the tragedy of our celebrity-obsessed culture. Sedgwick appeared to be the quintessential American princess, with her blue blood, her trust fund and her Harvard education, not to mention her ethereal beauty and vivacious charisma. But she was also a lost and fragile little girl; and when she met up with counter-culture anti-hero Andy Warhol, everything changed. Suddenly, Edie found herself at the center of a Pop Art universe bursting with sex, drugs, style and rock 'n' roll -- and a mad rush for fame and fabulousness that was destined to spin out of control.</p><p>Arriving into the chaos of mid-60s New York, Edie (Sienna Miller) is taken under the wing of the famously deadpan artist Andy Warhol (Guy Pearce) who sees in her untamed vulnerability the makings of an irresistible muse. Warhol invites Edie into the wild world of The Factory, a former downtown hat factory he has transformed into a bohemian paradise. Here, a rag-tag mix of musicians, poets, artists, actors and misfits gather to create avant-garde movies during the day and throw glam parties all night long. Edie quickly ascends to become the star of Warhol's movies, an idol at The Factory and a media darling. She is on top of the world when she falls in love with a larger-than-life rock star (Hayden Christensen), the man known as "the voice of a generation." But when Edie becomes caught between Warhol's world of sexy surfaces and her new love, she winds up rejected by both - and once again, set adrift in the modern world.</p>

<p>In the shadowy underbelly of a sprawling industrial city, a relentless detective played by [c=John Cusack] becomes obsessed with a chilling pattern of disappearances that all lead to a single, monolithic corporation known only as The Factory. Teaming with a determined journalist portrayed by [c=Jennifer Carpenter], he uncovers a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of power, where ordinary people are treated as expendable commodities. As they dig deeper, aided by a skeptical colleague ([c=Dallas Roberts]) and confronting desperate family members like a mother ([c=Mae Whitman]) searching for answers, the pair find themselves targeted by a coldly efficient system that protects its secrets at any cost. Directed by [c=Morgan O'Neill], this tense thriller plunges viewers into a gritty world of corporate paranoia and escalating danger, where every revelation brings them closer to a terrifying truth and further from safety.</p>

<p>Based on the acclaimed second novel by Charles Bukowski. "Factotum" was published in 1975. The character of Henry Chinaski is widely known to be Bukowski's alter ego.</p> <p>Henry Chinaski (Dillon) considers himself a writer, and on occasion writes. Mostly he quests for the booze and women that sidetrack and seduce, rather than inspire greatness. When he falls for Jan (Taylor), the soulful connection fails to save either from their self-destructive ways, and the relationship totters between earnest connection and reflective loathing. With exceptional performances that capture the intoxicated journey though life and art, "Factotum" is the story of a man living on the edge; a writer who risks everything, tries anything, and finds poetry in life's pleasure and pain.</p>

<p>About Traakerfaxx, a town that produces all the facts in the world. The arrival of a salesman who peddles lies throws the town into chaos, and a young orphan and the reclusive Facttracker team up to save the town from becoming a haven for fibs.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film [m=Fade Away], directed by [c=Quinn Blissmer], audiences are taken on a suspenseful journey that delves into the unknown. The film features the talents of [c=Quinn Blissmer] and [c=Cody Blissmer], who navigate a terrifying landscape filled with unexpected twists and turns. As the story unfolds, viewers are drawn into a world where fear and uncertainty reign, and the characters must confront their deepest fears. The film's atmosphere is thick with tension, creating an immersive experience that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. With its engaging narrative and strong performances, [m=Fade Away] promises to be a memorable addition to the horror genre.</p>

<p>Jim Connelly is a screenwriter who's recovering from a nervous breakdown. As he's cared for by his wife Anne, he begins writing a new script about a jealous husband who kills his unfaithful spouse. As fact and fiction start to blur, Connelly soon becomes a wanted man in his wife's real life disappearance.</p>

<p>"Fade to Black" chronicles the rapper Jay-Z's farewell performance as a solo artist at Madison Square Garden in November of 2003. Jay-Z narrates the film, which takes viewers backstage during the concert and offers fans a chance to look at how the rapper's last album was creatively conceived. The film features Beyonce, Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, R. Kelly, Foxy Brown, ?uestlove, and Pharrell Williams.</p>

<p>In the gritty underworld of a sprawling metropolis, "Fadengang" follows a tight-knit crew of streetwise outsiders who stumble upon a dangerous secret that thrusts them into a high-stakes game of survival. The story centers on a charismatic but haunted leader, played by [c=Zhang Yi], who must navigate a treacherous web of rival gangs, corrupt officials, and personal demons to protect those he cares about. As the gang's past sins resurface, their loyalty is tested when a mysterious outsider, portrayed by [c=Liu Haoran], offers them a chance at redemption through a risky heist that could change everything. The film blends tense action sequences with moments of raw emotional depth, capturing the gritty realism of life on the margins while exploring themes of brotherhood, betrayal, and the search for a second chance. With its pulse-pounding pacing and morally complex characters, "Fadengang" delivers a gripping crime drama that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.</p>

<p>Fioravante (John Turturro), at his friend Murray's (Woody Allen) suggestion, enters into the world's oldest profession, and ends up finding something he didn't know he was looking for.</p><p>The seed of this scheme is planted when Murray's beautiful dermatologist Dr. Parker (Sharon Stone) mentions she's looking for a man to participate in a menage a trois with her and her equally gorgeous friend Selima (Sofia Vergara). Contending with the recent closure of his bookshop, Murray recognizes the financial potential of this proposal and sets about convincing Fioravante to consummate the deal. While Fioravante is at first hesitant at the prospect of being Murray's "ho," he also needs the cash and comes to realize that there are worse ways to make a living than making two attention starved women happy. A partnership is born and Fioravante is soon on his way to Dr. Parker's bedroom for a pre-menage tryout.</p><p>Meanwhile Murray has come across an unusual second client for Fioravante: Avigal (Vanessa Paradis), the widow of a revered Chasidic Rabbi, whom she married when she was very young. Twenty years later, Avigal now finds herself with six children, memories of a life lived only within the cloistered world of the Chasidic community, and a desperate yearning to experience something new. When Murray proposes that she visit Fioravante, she grasps this opportunity, curious as to where it might lead her. Fioravante's tender touch on her back awakens something inside her Avigal has never felt before, as well as stirring up an unexpected reaction in Fioravante.</p><p>Meanwhile, Avigal's every move is tracked by Dovi (Liev Schreiber), a Chasidic man who has pined for her since boyhood. Constricted both by religion and insecurity, his passion takes the form of watchfulness over Avigal and her children. Seeing Avigal with Fioravante arouses Dovi's suspicion, and before long, his jealousy.</p><p>As Fioravante makes his rounds through the bedrooms of Dr. Parker and Selima, as well as his more chaste meetings with Avigal, Murray discovers it's not so easy to be a pimp and finds out that the secular and the Orthodox must come to a head sooner or later.</p>

<p>Protagonist Caroline Ellis reaches 16, a birthday that triggers the battle fated for centuries between the Dark and Light Fae, forcing her to confront who she is and discover whether her tumultuous relationship with Devilyn Reilly, who's battling the power of the Dark within him, will destroy them both along with humanity.</p>

<p>In the provocative documentary "Fahrenheit 11/9", filmmaker [c=Michael Moore] turns his critical lens to the seismic political shift of November 9, 2016, asking how the nation arrived at the presidency of [c=Donald Trump]. With his signature blend of investigative journalism and satirical commentary, Moore explores the conditions that led to this moment, scrutinizing not only the political establishment and media but also the forces of discontent that reshaped America. The film weaves together a tapestry of voices, from figures like [c=Hillary Clinton] and members of the Trump family including [c=Ivanka Trump] and [c=Donald Trump Jr.], to everyday citizens and activists, particularly focusing on the inspiring surge of youth-led movements. This urgent and often darkly humorous examination charts a nation in crisis while searching for the seeds of hope and resistance that are flowering in its wake, creating a compelling portrait of a country at a crossroads.</p>

<p>Simply put, 451 degrees Fahrenheit is the temperature at which paper burns. In this grim look at a fascist future, firemen have taken on a new duty of starting fires as well as putting them out (complete with flame throwers), specifically with the task of burning all books, as way of suppressing independent thought and action in the public. </p><p>The film's story centers around a young fireman, Guy Montag, who finds himself questioning his job, even as he encounters a beautiful young woman, and learns about an underground of rebels who each memorize the entire contents of a book, so that they can preserve it even without the use of paper...</p>

<p>In a world where security is automated and absolute, a single glitch can unleash chaos. [c=Michael B. Jordan] stars as a brilliant systems architect who designed the nation's most advanced defense network, a perfect technological shield. But when the very failsafe protocols he created to prevent disaster are triggered by a catastrophic malfunction, he finds himself in a desperate race against time. The system he built to protect is now locked on a path of unstoppable destruction, threatening millions of lives. Forced to confront the unintended consequences of his own genius, he must navigate a labyrinth of digital traps and physical peril to dismantle the threat from within. Directed by [c=Joe Robert Cole], this high-stakes action thriller plunges into a tense atmosphere of paranoia and escalating danger, where every second counts and the only way out is to outthink the perfect machine.</p>

<p>In the romantic comedy "Failure to Launch," the charming yet carefree Tripp, played by [c=Matthew McConaughey], is a 35-year-old man who still lives with his parents, enjoying a life of leisure without any responsibilities. His well-meaning but increasingly desperate parents, portrayed by [c=Kathy Bates] and [c=Adam Alexi-Malle], decide it's time for a change and hire a professional interventionist, the vivacious Paula, played by [c=Sarah Jessica Parker]. Paula's mission is to help Tripp finally break free from his childhood home and embrace adulthood.</p> <p>As Paula and Tripp's initial interactions evolve into a complicated romantic connection, the film explores themes of love, personal growth, and the challenges of moving on. The supporting cast, including the quirky roommate duo of [c=Zooey Deschanel] and [c=Justin Bartha], along with [c=Bradley Cooper] as Tripp's best friend, adds layers of humor and heart to the story. With its light-hearted tone and engaging characters, "Failure to Launch" captures the awkwardness of adult relationships and the journey to independence, making it a delightful watch for anyone who has ever struggled to find their place in the world.</p>

<p>A suspense-filled glimpse into the dark corridors of political power, FAIR GAME is a riveting action-thriller based on the autobiography of real-life undercover CIA operative VALERIE PLAME (Naomi Watts), whose career was destroyed and marriage strained to its limits when her covert identity was exposed by a politically motivated press leak. As a covert officer in the CIA’s Counter-Proliferation Division, Valerie leads an investigation into the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Valerie’s husband, diplomat JOE WILSON (Sean Penn), is drawn into the investigation to substantiate an alleged sale of enriched uranium from Niger. But when the administration ignores his findings and uses the issue to support the call to war, Joe writes a New York Times editorial outlining his conclusions and ignites a firestorm of controversy.</p>

<p>In [m=Fair Marriage, A], director [c=Lake Bell] crafts a sharp and emotionally resonant dramedy that explores the modern complexities of love, partnership, and the rules we create to protect our hearts. The story centers on a successful couple, played by [c=Ed Helms] and [c=Lake Bell], whose seemingly perfect marriage is built on a foundation of carefully negotiated terms. Their sophisticated arrangement, designed to keep their relationship honest and balanced, is thrown into disarray when one of them begins a passionate affair that defies their agreed-upon boundaries. As the lines between their intellectual pact and raw, unscripted emotion begin to blur, the couple must confront the very principles that were meant to safeguard their union. With a stellar supporting cast including [c=Mary Steenburgen], [c=Paul Reiser], and [c=Amber Heard], this insightful film navigates the treacherous waters between security and desire, asking whether a truly fair marriage is a romantic ideal or an impossible compromise.</p>

<p>Centers on a limo driver who's down on his luck despite having a masters degree. When his son has a seizure and needs surgery, he learns that the insurance company won't cover it. With no money, a mysterious man approaches arren offering him a deal: he'll pay for the child's surgery if the limo driver kills a mobster.</p>

<p>Set in a small fishing village on the Massachusetts coast, <i>Fairhaven</i> is the story of three friends, who have reunited for the funeral of Dave's (Messina) estranged father, which brings him back to the town her abandoned a decade earlier.</p><p>The film not only examines the enduring impact unrequited love can have on one's heart, but also nostalgia's transportational quality; forcing you to look long and hard at the choices that have brought you back to this place. Back to <i>Fairhaven</i>.</p>

<p>Timmy Turner and his fairies are going on a summer vacation to Hawaii. But, unfortunately for Timmy, something tells us this won't be a very relaxing holiday. With all the magic in Fairy World at stake and villains like Vicky, Foop and Crocker on his tail, there's no way he'll be able to enjoy himself...</p>

<p>In the uproarious comedy "Fairway to Heaven," a group of wildly mismatched friends find their bonds tested on the most treacherous course of all: a championship-level golf tournament. Directed by [c=Ryan Tower] and [c=Brandon Worswick], the film follows a quartet of amateur enthusiasts, including the fiercely competitive [c=Akira Lane] and the perpetually optimistic [c=Bernadette Perez], who impulsively enter a high-stakes competition far beyond their skill level. Their quest for glory and a hefty cash prize quickly devolves into a hilarious series of misadventures, as their personal quirks and hidden rivalries threaten to sabotage every swing and putt. With a sharp script by [c=Ryan Tower], the film delivers a steady stream of laughs as the characters navigate sand traps, water hazards, and their own chaotic relationships, all while trying to maintain a straight face and a decent score. This lighthearted romp promises a sunny blend of slapstick humor and heartfelt camaraderie, proving that sometimes the journey—no matter how badly shanked—is more important than the destination.</p>

<p>In a world where magic is real but fairy godmothers are bound by strict bureaucratic rules, a disillusioned magical agent, played by [c=Wendy Braga], finds her faith in enchantment tested. Directed by [c=Carrie Brownstein] and written by [c=Chiara Atik], this modern fantasy follows her unconventional journey after she is assigned a seemingly impossible case: granting the wish of a cynical and pragmatic man, portrayed by [c=Terrence Howard], who no longer believes in happy endings. As she navigates a system run by figures like her by-the-book supervisor ([c=Daniel Delevin]) and encounters a vibrant, chaotic realm of magical beings including fellow agents [c=Maite Suárez Diez] and [c=Arath de la Torre], she must rediscover the true spirit of magic. This witty and heartfelt film blends urban fantasy with a sharp, comedic tone, exploring what happens when jaded adulthood collides with the stubborn, transformative power of hope, all while questioning the very rules meant to govern wonder.</p>

<p>In the charming yet sharp-edged dramedy "Fairy Tale Ending," [c=Bryce Dallas Howard] stars as Eleanor, a wildly successful author of beloved fantasy romance novels whose own life is anything but a storybook. Her meticulously crafted public persona masks a private world of creative burnout and personal disillusionment. When a high-stakes deadline looms, her pragmatic and fiercely loyal editor, played by [c=Octavia Spencer], devises an unconventional intervention, thrusting Eleanor into a real-world adventure far from her gilded cage. Directed by [c=Alexey Nuzhnyy], the film explores the messy collision between fantasy and reality as Eleanor is forced to confront the raw, unscripted truths she has spent her career avoiding. Balancing witty humor with genuine heart, this story playfully deconstructs the myths we sell and the lives we live, asking whether a happy ending requires a perfect story or simply an authentic one.</p>

<p>Set against San Francisco's vibrant cultural scene in the 1970s and '80s, both before and after the AIDS epidemic, a crisis that would later claim the life of Steve Abbott, a widowed poet and gay activist.</p>

<p>In the gritty, rain-slicked streets of New York City, a poignant drama unfolds around the legendary and chaotic spirit of The Pogues. "Fairytale of New York" delves into the turbulent world of the iconic Celtic punk band, centering on the brilliant yet self-destructive genius of frontman [c=Shane MacGowan]. As the band, including members like [c=Jem Finer] and [c=Spider Stacy], navigates the dizzying highs of creative success and the crushing lows of personal demons, their journey becomes a raw examination of artistry and survival. The film captures their struggle to create a timeless Christmas anthem amidst a backdrop of internal strife and the relentless pressures of fame, with figures like producer [c=Steve Lillywhite] and a cameo from [c=Matt Dillon] weaving through their story. Directed by [c=Lee Cleary], this evocative portrait balances melancholic beauty with unflinching honesty, exploring the fragile line between myth and reality in the quest for a musical legacy that would forever echo through the city that never sleeps.</p>

<p>Women have already become staples of the superhero movie game, but now the genre will have its first plus-size female heroine. The hero is Faith Herbert, a jubilant, comics-and-science-fiction loving geek who also happens to have telekinetic superpowers. A live action adaptation of the Valiant Comics superhero story</p>

<p>In this heartwarming family drama, the Robertson clan from the beloved series [t=Duck Dynasty] faces their greatest challenge yet when a devastating betrayal threatens to tear their close-knit family apart. The story centers on [c=Willie Robertson] and [c=Korie Robertson] as they navigate a painful rift caused by a trusted friend’s deception, testing the very foundations of their faith and forgiveness. As the family gathers for a crucial reunion, each member must confront their own struggles with trust, pride, and the power of letting go. [c=Jase Robertson] and [c=Phil Robertson] bring their trademark wisdom and humor, while [c=Missy Robertson] and [c=Jessica Robertson] offer heartfelt perspectives on healing old wounds. The film beautifully captures the family’s signature blend of down-home charm, spiritual depth, and playful banter, all set against the backdrop of their Louisiana bayou homestead. With tensions rising and emotions running high, the Robertsons must decide whether their love for each other can overcome even the deepest hurts. This inspiring tale celebrates the enduring strength of family bonds and the transformative power of grace, making it a must-see for fans of authentic, faith-centered storytelling.</p>

<p>The satirical indie comedy, "Faith Based" tells the story two slacker friends (Luke Barnett and Tanner Thomason) who come to the realization that every low budget Christian movie starring 90's TV actors makes millions of dollars. They soon set out on a mission to make "A Prayer in Space", the story of the first prayer ever to be prayed... in space. </p>

<p>With the Vietnam War raging in 1969, two young fathers report for duty. A man of great faith and a doubtful cynic. A quarter-century later, their sons, Wayne and John Paul (David A.R. White and Kevin Downes), meet as strangers. </p><p>Guided by letters handwritten from their fathers from the battlefield, they embark onan unforgettable journey to The Wall-the Vietnam Veteran Memorial in Washington, D.C. Along the way, they discover the devestation of war cannot break the love of a father for his son.</p>

<p>Seven time Grammy Award winner Toni Braxton stars as Antoinette Tuff, a struggling single mom from Georgia who heroically averted a tragedy, saving hundreds of lives when she convinced a deranged gunman who stormed an elementary school to surrender. </p><p>On August 20, 2013, shortly after arriving to work at the Ronald E. McNair Discovery Learning Academy in Decatur, Georgia, Antoinette the school's bookkeeper, was in the front office when Michael Hill (Trevor Morgan, "Abducted"), a young man with a history of mental illness, snuck in, armed with an AK-47 and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. </p><p>As the school went into lockdown, Antoinette was left alone with Michael, who repeatedly threatened to kill everyone. Showing enormous courage and empathy, along with nerves of steel, Antoinette convinced Michael to surrender by using her own life struggles to connect with him. </p><p>Antoinette's faith in God guided her through the toughest moments of her life, ultimately preparing her for that fateful day.</p>

<p>Jimmy Hope's wife passed away a couple years ago and he has struggled to move on with his life, both at work and at home, where he is trying to raise his two daughters, as a single parent. Faith Turley is recently divorced and doing her best to recover from the pain of her divorce, but her troubles are compounded by the fact that the dream of her life, her dance studio, is in jeopardy of being shut down. Needing to raise funds to save her studio, Faith enters a "Pro and a Schmo" dance contest and now must find a partner who is a non-professional. Demetra, one of Jimmy's daughters, prays every night that her dad will partner with Faith in the dance contest, because as she prays to God, "Our house needs a Mommy and our Daddy needs someone to love him." God heard her prayers. Jimmy and Faith become dance partners and over the next few months, on and off the dance floor, she teaches him to have hope, again, he helps her to have faith once more and together they learn how to love, again.</p>

<p>"A Faithful Man" follows Abel (played by Louis Garrel), who as a Parisian journalist runs into his ex-girlfriend Marianne (a role portrayed by Garrel's real-life wife Laetitia Casta). They meet at his friend's funeral a decade after their breakup and Abel tries to win her back as he navigates a love triangle between himself, and his deceased friend's younger sister (played by Lily-Rose Depp).</p>

<p>In the taut psychological thriller [m=Faithless], directed by [c=Zachary Stanley], trust becomes the most dangerous currency of all. The film follows a young woman, played by [c=Alyssa Rhianna], whose seemingly perfect life begins to unravel when she discovers a series of unsettling secrets within her closest circle of friends. As paranoia takes hold, she finds herself questioning the loyalty of everyone around her, including her best friend portrayed by [c=Leilah Foster] and a mysterious newcomer brought to life by [c=Savannah Sumerlin]. The central conflict escalates when a simple misunderstanding spirals into a web of deception, manipulation, and hidden agendas, forcing each character to confront their own capacity for betrayal. With a runtime of just sixty minutes, [c=Zachary Stanley] crafts a claustrophobic atmosphere of suspense, where every glance and whispered conversation carries the weight of potential treachery. The film explores the fragile nature of human relationships and the devastating consequences when faith is broken, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats as the characters navigate a maze of lies where no one can be trusted and the truth may be the most dangerous revelation of all.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror film "Fake Code," directed by [c=Kevin Viena], a group of college students stumbles upon a mysterious and forbidden digital program that promises to unlock hidden truths. The story follows a tight-knit circle of friends, including the cautious Adrian, the tech-savvy David, and the charismatic Brandon, as they become increasingly obsessed with the code's capabilities. Initially intrigued by its power to reveal personal secrets, they soon realize the program is a malevolent entity that begins to warp their reality and turn them against one another. As paranoia and terror escalate, the group must confront the dark forces they have unleashed, leading to a chilling battle for survival. With a tense and claustrophobic atmosphere, "Fake Code" explores themes of digital dependency and the dangers of forbidden knowledge. The ensemble cast, including [c=Adrian Romero], [c=David Fontanella], [c=Brandon Jimenez], [c=Anthony Aguayo], [c=Andres Alexander Pineda], [c=Jorge Gonzalez], [c=Ivan Morales], [c=Kevin Viena], and [c=Diego Blanco], delivers a gripping performance as they navigate a nightmare born from their own curiosity.</p>

<p>In [m=Fake Friends], the delicate line between loyalty and deception is put to the test when a close-knit group of friends finds their bonds unraveling under the weight of secrets and betrayals. At the center is a charismatic yet enigmatic protagonist whose trust in those around them begins to falter as hidden agendas surface. Each character is driven by their own desires and fears, creating a tense atmosphere where alliances shift and motives become murky. As the story unfolds, the veneer of friendship peels away to reveal uncomfortable truths, challenging the characters to confront their own vulnerabilities and the cost of keeping appearances. With a gripping blend of psychological drama and suspense, the film explores themes of trust, manipulation, and the complexities of human relationships, drawing viewers into a world where nothing is quite as it seems. The tone remains taut and emotionally charged, making it a compelling watch for anyone intrigued by the darker undercurrents of social connections.</p>