<p>In the uproarious comedy Homeschooled, a group of sheltered siblings, played by [c=Lilah Paasch], [c=Tilly Paasch], and [c=Sailor Paasch], have their meticulously controlled world turned upside down. Their overprotective parents, portrayed by [c=Cheyanne D. Jones] and [c=Will Tavaglione], have always insisted on educating them at home, creating a bubble of eccentric lessons and zero social life. When a bureaucratic mix-up forces the family to enroll the kids in public high school for a single semester, the culture shock is immediate and absolute. Thrust into the chaotic jungle of cafeterias, cliques, and confusing social cues, the three must navigate this terrifying new landscape while trying to hide their bizarre upbringing from their skeptical peers, including two brothers played by [c=Seamus Fincher] and [c=Sean Fincher]. Directed by [c=Niki Koss], the film hilariously explores the clash between insulated family values and the brutal, funny reality of teenage society, as these uniquely unprepared students discover that the greatest education often happens outside the classroom walls.</p>

<p>In the taut and emotionally charged drama [m=Homesick], directed by [c=Nadia Bedj], a young woman named Katya, played by [c=Liza Yankovskaya], finds herself caught between the life she has built in a bustling new city and the haunting pull of the family she left behind. Struggling with a profound sense of displacement, Katya attempts to forge connections with her new roommate, portrayed by [c=Inna Yesilevskaya], and a kind neighbor, played by [c=Elyana Rodriguez], yet every familiar scent, sound, and memory pulls her back to her homeland. As her longing intensifies, she becomes increasingly isolated, and a chance encounter with a fellow immigrant, played by [c=Luan Taveras], forces her to confront the painful reasons she left. With a runtime of just thirteen minutes, this intimate drama masterfully explores the universal ache of belonging and the difficult choice between embracing the future and clinging to the past, creating a deeply resonant and moving portrait of the immigrant experience.</p>

<p>Nebraska, 1854. Mary Bee, 31, lives a solitary existence in a God-fearing frontier town. She is designated by members of her church to take back East three traumatized women who have lost their minds. On the way, Mary saves the life of Briggs, a deserter and outlaw, who agrees to help in her mission in return for $300 if they reach their destination safely. Through snowstorms and perilous encounters with settlers and Indians, the two loners grow closer until Mary proposes marriage. Whatever Briggs chooses-a beautiful wife or carefree drifting-for both of them, life can never be the same again...</p>

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<p>In the uproarious comedy directed and written by [c=Alexander Randolph], a seemingly ordinary neighborhood becomes the battleground for chaos and hilarity. [c=Alejandro Perez-Fernandez] stars as a charming but hapless homeowner whose plans for a peaceful life are upended when his world collides with an eccentric cast, including [c=Nicole Irwin], [c=Aidan Horn], and [c=Alex Rusin]. Each character brings their unique quirks and hidden agendas, sparking a series of comedic misadventures centered around love, trust, and the unexpected consequences of meddling in others' lives. As tensions rise and alliances shift, the story explores the fine line between friendship and rivalry with a sharp wit and playful energy. Packed with witty dialogue and laugh-out-loud moments, this 13-minute romp delivers a fresh, fast-paced take on the classic neighborhood comedy, inviting viewers to witness just how quickly a peaceful home can be turned upside down.</p>

<p>In the comedy "Homie Spumoni," directed by [c=Mike Cerrone], a man finds his life hilariously upended when his long-lost past collides with his present. The film stars [c=Donald Faison] as Lance, a man who was adopted as a child and raised in a traditional Italian household. His comfortable world is thrown into chaos with the sudden arrival of his biological mother, played by [c=Whoopi Goldberg]. Her vibrant and contrasting personality disrupts Lance's settled life, forcing him to navigate the comedic clash between the family he grew up with and the roots he never knew. The supporting cast includes [c=Jamie-Lynn Sigler], [c=Tony Nappo], [c=Paul Mooney], and [c=Lina Felice], who populate Lance's world with an array of colorful characters as he struggles to reconcile his dual identities. This 90-minute film explores themes of family, culture, and belonging through a lens of lighthearted humor.</p>

<p>In just six minutes, [c=João Gabriel Salgueiro] and [c=Villas] co-direct a dizzying dive into the nature of play and reality in "Homo Ludens." The short film follows a young man, portrayed by [c=João Gabriel Salgueiro], who becomes increasingly unmoored as the line between game and existence blurs. Alongside him, [c=Davi Dias] and [c=Villas] appear as figures who challenge his perception, pulling him deeper into a world where rules are fluid and identity is a performance. The central conflict emerges as the protagonist struggles to distinguish voluntary play from compulsion, questioning whether he is the player or the pawn. With a tone that is both playful and unsettling, the film uses its brief runtime to explore philosophical questions about freedom, control, and the primal human urge to play. This experimental work creates a hypnotic atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In the chilling six-minute horror short [m=Homo Machina], director [c=Griffin Alexander] plunges viewers into a nightmarish collision of man and machine. The film follows a lone mechanic, played by [c=Matt Feitt], who works the graveyard shift at a desolate, automated factory. When a routine repair on a malfunctioning robotic arm goes horribly wrong, he finds himself trapped and at the mercy of the very technology he was hired to maintain. As the factory’s cold, unfeeling machinery begins to turn against him, the mechanic must fight for his survival against a relentless, inhuman adversary. Co-starring [c=Max Woeber], this taut, atmospheric thriller explores themes of technological dread and human vulnerability. With its claustrophobic setting and mounting tension, [m=Homo Machina] delivers a potent dose of sci-fi horror, proving that even the shortest runtime can leave a lasting, unsettling impression.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Giovanni C. Lorusso], this contemplative and visually arresting drama explores the raw, untamed intersection of humanity and the natural world. The film follows a solitary man, stripped of modern conveniences, who retreats deep into an ancient, unforgiving forest in a desperate attempt to reconnect with a primal sense of self. Driven by a gnawing existential emptiness and a rejection of society’s artificial constructs, he sheds his former identity to live by instinct alone. As he battles the elements, hunger, and his own psychological demons, the line between observer and participant in the wilderness begins to blur. The central conflict emerges not from external threats, but from the internal struggle to reconcile his lingering human consciousness with the brutal, beautiful, and indifferent laws of nature. Lorusso crafts a slow-burn, almost meditative atmosphere, where dialogue is sparse and the landscape itself becomes a co-star. This is a profound and challenging journey about shedding the layers of civilization to discover what, if anything, remains of the soul when stripped of all but the will to survive.</p>

<p>In the surreal psychological horror film "Homunculus," directed by [c=Owen Kibby], an ordinary young man wakes up one morning to discover he has inexplicably developed a strange, parasitic twin living in his own body. This unsettling condition, known as a homunculus, begins to manifest through bizarre physical sensations and disturbing visions that blur the line between reality and delusion. As the protagonist, portrayed by [c=Mitra Jouhari] alongside [c=Ruby McCollister], [c=Jeremy Gill], [c=Jake Innerst], [c=Aitana Doyle], and [c=Santiago Mallan], struggles to understand the origin of this grotesque alteration, he finds himself drawn into a web of fragmented memories, repressed trauma, and a mysterious connection to a shadowy figure from his past. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic and unnerving atmosphere, blending body horror with a slow-burn mystery that keeps viewers on edge. With a runtime of just over an hour, "Homunculus" delivers a tightly wound exploration of identity, mental illness, and the terrifying possibility that the enemy might be living within oneself.</p>

<p>Career bank robber Tom Carter (Liam Neeson) meets the love his life in Annie (Kate Walsh), who works at the front desk of a storage facility where he hid $7 million in stolen loot. They fall head over heels, and he resolves to wipe the slate clean by turning himself in. When the case is turned over to a crooked FBI agent, everything becomes far more dangerous and difficult.</p>

<p>The film centers on Monica Hennessey, a hard-boiled private eye who works as a temptress to test the fidelity of philandering husbands. Then she meets her ultimate job challenge: Instead of entrapping her latest prey, she falls for a man who couldn't possibly be as nice as he seems.</p>

<p>Honey Daniels (JESSICA ALBA), a dancer and choreographer working as a bartender and record store clerk until she gets that one break. When she finally succeeds, it feels too good to be true. And it is - until Honey gets a new dream fuelled by the exuberant energy of a group of neighborhood kids who bring her back to the sheer joy of letting it all out on the dance floor.</p> <p>HONEY also stars Lil' Romeo, winner of the 2001 Billboard Music Award for "Rap Artist of The Year", as Benny, a kidd who needs a break even more than Honey does. Mekhi Phifer (8 Mile) portrays Chaz, a good guy with the connections that count. The young high-energy cast also included David Moscow, Zachary Williams, Joy Bryant and Lonette McKee, with cameo appearances by hip hop/R&B stars Missy Elliott, Ginuwine, Third Story, Sean Desmond, Tweet and Jadakiss and Sheek of The L.O.X.</p>

<p>Keeping on the straight and narrow means living with Honey's mum Connie and holding down a job just to make ends meet. But a rare night out at a local dance club gives Maria an opportunity to let loose with a joy and energy she had almost forgotten. Maria's raw talent and killer moves catch the eye of Brandon (Randy Wayne), a Rec Center volunteer, who invites her to help him transform a group of gifted but undisciplined dancers called the HDs. Maria's skills also attract the attention of her old boyfriend Luis (Christopher Martinez), the charismatic leader of the award-winning 718 dance crew, who hopes to lure her back into the street world she is trying to escape.</p>

<p>At a prestigious South African school, Melea and her boyfriend imagine a hip-hop version of Romeo and Juliet, but Melea's dreams are dashed when she's unable to pay tuition and is forced to leave. Determined to fulfill her destiny, she does the unthinkable - persuades the community to support her artistic and unique vision. </p><p>When adrenaline-filled rehearsals cause dance crew rivals and egos to get in the way, everything falls apart. Once again, Melea dares to dream and risks it all to put on a performance you'll never forget. From the director of "Honey" and "Honey 2", "Honey 3" is full of dance, romantic love triangles and heart-pumping music you won't want to miss.</p>

<p>In a raw and deeply personal drama, a young actor named Otis grapples with the turbulent echoes of his unconventional childhood while navigating the pressures of early fame and mandated rehab. [c=Shia LaBeouf] delivers a transformative performance, not only starring as but also writing the semi-autobiographical script, which shifts between two pivotal timelines. In the past, a 12-year-old Otis, played with remarkable resilience by [c=Noah Jupe], endures a volatile and codependent relationship with his father James, a former rodeo clown and ex-convict portrayed by LaBeouf himself. In the present, a 22-year-old Otis, embodied by [c=Lucas Hedges], confronts his trauma and anger through therapy, forced to reconcile the complex love and damage inflicted by his father. Directed with intimate sensitivity by [c=Alma Har'el], the film paints a poignant portrait of memory, forgiveness, and the arduous path to healing, set against the gritty backdrop of motel life and the surreal glare of Hollywood.</p>

<p>In the intimate and emotionally charged drama Honey Bun, writer-director [c=Riley James] crafts a poignant story of memory, identity, and the fragile bonds of family. [c=Nicole Marie Lado] delivers a captivating performance as a young woman grappling with the fragmented recollections of her childhood, a past symbolized by the comforting yet elusive nickname "Honey Bun." Her journey of self-discovery intensifies when she encounters two pivotal figures from her early years, portrayed by [c=Jackie Cummins] and [c=Malcolm Mills], whose own versions of the past challenge everything she believes to be true. As buried secrets and conflicting emotions rise to the surface, the characters are forced to confront the painful gap between cherished memory and harsh reality. This tense and atmospheric film explores how we reconstruct our personal histories and the profound impact of truth on those we love, building towards an inevitable and emotional reckoning.</p>

Walter's honey do list piles up and Frank is too busy to do the fixes, a new sexy handyman arrives with an agenda that isn't exactly on Walter's fix-it list. Can Walter resist this new temptation?

<p>In the vibrant world of pop music, a rising star discovers that true harmony is found offstage in the musical family adventure, Honey Girls. [c=Ashanti] stars as Fancy G, the beloved and wildly successful lead singer of the iconic girl group The Honey Girls, whose glittering career began with her two best friends. When a talented young singer named Lou, played by [c=Frankie McNellis], unexpectedly wins a contest to meet her idol, she is thrust into a whirlwind of fame and opportunity. Alongside new friends played by [c=Ava Grace] and [c=Tessa Brooks], Lou must navigate the dazzling highs and challenging realities of the music industry, learning that friendship and staying true to oneself are the most valuable hits of all. Directed by [c=Trey Fanjoy], this heartwarming story blends catchy original songs with a message about authenticity, legacy, and the unbreakable bonds formed when you find your own tribe.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes world of corporate espionage, a brilliant but disillusioned tech analyst named Chloe finds her mundane life upended when she is recruited as a "honey pot" – a charming operative tasked with seducing secrets from powerful targets. Directed by [c=Andrés Farías] and written by [c=Elizabeth Meriwether], this action-packed comedy throws Chloe, played with sharp wit by a leading star, into a whirlwind of luxury, danger, and absurdity. Her mission seems straightforward until she develops genuine feelings for her mark, a charismatic billionaire who may not be the villain she was led to believe. Forced to navigate a maze of double-crosses and her own conflicted heart, Chloe must outsmart her ruthless handlers, including a scene-stealing [c=Ivan Reitman], while deciding where her true loyalties lie. Blending sleek, globe-trotting action with razor-sharp humor, Honey Pot delivers a thrilling ride about trust, deception, and the most dangerous game of all.</p>

<p>Aspiring street dancer Skyler (Teyana Taylor) is at a major crossroads in her life. She’s decided to try-out for the same dance crew as her formally trained sister Tosha (Sierra McClain) in order to compete for a college scholarship, but is discouraged by her family and boyfriend who doubt that her raw, edgy talent is enough for her to win. Determined to prove them all wrong, Skyler practices nonstop in Atlanta’s underground dance scene and catches the eye of Tyrell (Bryshere Y. Gray). He helps her take her sexy dance and hip-hop battle skills to the next level in order to achieve her dreams.</p>

<p>What begins as a happy honeymoon for newlyweds Bea (Rose Leslie) and Paul (Harry Treadaway) takes a sinister turn when Bea disappears from bed one night and Paul discovers her the next day naked in the woods with no memory of how she got there. Soon Bea begins an escalating, unexplainable shift from a happy, carefree young woman to a cold, distant, and calculating one. Supernatural forces may be at work, but they uncannily echo some of the anxieties that come with a new marriage-issues such as secrecy, mistrust, and loss of identity.</p>

<p>In the vibrant and enchanting setting of a luxurious resort, [c=Gladia Boldt], [c=Tori Rodriguez], and [c=Evie Hawkins] star in [c=Kat Mata]’s captivating film that explores the unexpected twists of love and self-discovery. The story centers on a charming yet unconventional honeymoon hotel where newlyweds come to celebrate, but where secrets and desires soon unravel beneath the surface. Each of the main characters brings their own hopes and vulnerabilities to the journey—whether seeking new beginnings, confronting past regrets, or simply finding connection amidst the chaos. As relationships are tested and personal truths emerge, the guests must navigate their intertwined fates in a setting that is both idyllic and unpredictable. With a tone that balances heartfelt drama and lighthearted moments, this intimate narrative invites viewers into a world where romance and reality collide, promising a poignant exploration of human connection and the complexities of love. [c=Kat Mata]’s direction and writing craft a heartfelt tale filled with emotional depth and subtle surprises, making it a must-watch for fans of romance and character-driven stories.</p>

<p>A CPA is dumped at the altar and forced to spend what would have been his honeymoon with his estranged, larger-than-life father.</p>

<p>In the dramedy "Honeymoon with Harry," [c=Kevin Costner] and [c=Jake Gyllenhaal] lead the cast in a story that blends heartfelt drama with comedic moments. The film is directed by the duo of [c=Nick Cassavetes] and [c=Josie Rosen], who bring their unique vision to this tale of unexpected circumstances and personal journeys. Produced by [c=Mike Karz] from a script by [c=Dan Fogelman], the narrative explores the complexities of relationships and the often-humorous path life can take when plans go awry. As the characters navigate a situation far removed from a traditional celebration, the film promises a mix of emotional depth and lighthearted charm, examining how connection and understanding can emerge from the most unconventional of beginnings.</p>

<p>In this fresh and hilarious reimagining of the classic television premise, [c=Cedric the Entertainer] and [c=Mike Epps] star as Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton, two best friends and Brooklyn bus drivers with big dreams and perpetually empty wallets. Ralph, ever the schemer, is convinced he’s one get-rich-quick idea away from giving his devoted wife, Alice ([c=Regina Hall]), the life she deserves, while Ed happily coasts through life alongside his more grounded wife, Trixie ([c=Gabrielle Union]). Their latest plan involves purchasing a dilapidated duplex to flip for a massive profit, a venture that promises to finally lift them out of their cramped apartment and financial struggles. However, their lack of skill, compounded by a series of spectacularly bad decisions and mounting debts, threatens not only their investment but the very foundation of their friendships and marriages. Directed by [c=John Schultz], this spirited comedy captures the chaotic charm and heartfelt camaraderie of the original while delivering a modern, laugh-out-loud story about loyalty, ambition, and the wild ride that ensues when best friends become business partners.</p>

<p>Girlhood and gang culture collide in "Honeytrap" as 15-year old Layla (Jessica Sula) contends with bullying at a new school by transforming herself inside and out. The teen's compulsive journey for love and acceptance soon becomes fatal in this cautionary tale based on headline news adapted by writer/director Rebecca Johnson.</p>

<p>Based on the 70's cult classic Hanna Barbera animated TV series, a mild-mannered dog named Penry (Murphy) stumbles into a mystic ceremony and is accidentally granted mystic powers, including the ability to walk, talk, and do kung fu. Under the tutelage of his kung fu master, Penry dons a costume and becomes Hong Kong Phooey, and with the help of his trusting sidekick Spot the cat cleans up a rogues gallery of wacky criminals.</p>

<p>"Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul." is a satirical comedy starring Regina Hall as Trinitie Childs - the proud first lady of a Southern Baptist megachurch, who together with her husband Pastor Lee-Curtis Childs (Sterling K. Brown), once served a congregation in the tens of thousands. But after a scandal forces their church to temporarily close, Trinitie and Lee-Curtis must reopen their church and rebuild their congregation to make the biggest comeback that commodified religion has ever seen.</p>

<p>At the start of high school, Piper, Sophie, Isabella and Honor think they will be best friends forever, so they sink a time capsule in the lake with a list of things they want to do before graduation. By senior year, they have gone their separate ways. Piper has turned into the class clown, party girl who never passes up a drink. Sophie pledges to stay a virgin until she is married and has created a purity app. Isabella is the feminist femme fatale who's the editor of a zine. And Honor is the pride and joy of the community. Her dream of being a professional ballerina is taking off. But when tragedy strikes, the former BFFs must reunite, break open the capsule and complete the pre-graduation bucket list.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Ryan Begay], this poignant short film weaves a powerful story about cultural identity, family bonds, and the enduring strength found in honoring one's heritage. Set against a backdrop of quiet resilience, the narrative centers on a young protagonist grappling with the weight of expectation and the desire to connect with ancestral traditions. When a personal crisis threatens to sever the ties between generations, the character must find the courage to embrace a legacy that feels both distant and deeply familiar. Through moments of quiet introspection and heartfelt connection, the film explores how music and memory serve as bridges between the past and the present. The atmosphere is intimate and contemplative, balancing moments of emotional vulnerability with a gentle sense of hope. As the central figure navigates the complexities of duty and self-discovery, viewers are drawn into a moving journey about what it truly means to carry a song forward. With its evocative storytelling and tender performances, Honor Song is a resonant meditation on the power of remembrance and the quiet acts that keep traditions alive.</p>

<p>In the gritty streets of New York, the code of the streets is the only law that matters. Directed by [c=Damon Dash], "Honor Up" plunges into a volatile world where loyalty is currency and betrayal is a death sentence. The film follows a tight-knit crew, including figures played by [c=Cam'ron] and [c=Murda Mook], whose lives are built on a foundation of respect and street honor. When a lucrative but dangerous opportunity emerges, alliances are tested and the fragile peace within their circle begins to shatter. [c=Stacey Dash] and [c=Nicholas Turturro] also navigate this treacherous landscape, where every decision carries weight and the quest for power threatens to consume everyone in its path. This raw, R-rated action drama builds tension with every confrontation, exploring what happens when ambition collides with the unspoken rules of the street, forcing each character to decide what they are truly willing to sacrifice.</p>

<p>In "Honored," a falling out among four friends leads them grow apart. By senior year, Piper (Rienks) has turned into the class clown/party girl; Sophie (Tran) pledges to stay a virgin until she's married and has created a purity app. Isabella (Pieterse) is the feminist femme fatale who's a zine editor, and while Honor's (Cho) dream of becoming a professional ballerina is taking off.</p><p>When tragedy strikes, the former BFFs reunite and carry out all the stunts from their eighth-grade list - from jailbreaking the school mascot to getting back at bitchy cheerleaders. The girls navigate body shaming, sex, and the high-school party culture, ultimately rediscovering their friendship even if it means saying goodbye forever to someone they love.</p>

<p>What happens when a lovable, rooted, desi, Punjabi young man, who's a single father with a seven year old boy attempts to find love again, find a mom for his son, crosses paths with his ex who comes back into the city after a seven year gap? Honsla Rakh, starring Diljit Dosanjh, Sonam Bajwa, Shehnaaz Gill and Shinda Grewal is a romantic comedy set in Vancouver, Canada that has warmth at its center and deals with the emotional bonds between father and child, and love between men and women in modern times.</p>

<p>In the shadowy, rain-slicked streets of a modern metropolis, a daring heist sets in motion a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Directed by [c=Sylvia Dahmen], Hood follows a tight-knit crew of skilled thieves, led by the cunning and resourceful [c=Brigitte Antonius], as they execute a seemingly perfect robbery. Their target is not mere currency, but a priceless artifact with dangerous connections. As the crew, which includes the strategic [c=Juliane Köhler] and the volatile [c=Elaine Lüttich], attempts to vanish with their prize, they find themselves relentlessly pursued by a determined investigator, played with intense focus by [c=Julian Weigend]. This action-packed adventure delves into the blurred lines between loyalty and survival, forcing each character to confront their own motivations as the walls close in. With tension mounting at every turn, the film crafts a gripping drama of escape and consequence, where every alliance is tested and trust is the most valuable currency of all.</p>

<p>Welcome to the Hood of Horror, where revenge is a dish best served cold... in a 40 oz. The Hound of Hell (Snoop Dogg) is your guide through three tales from this nefarious neighborhood and its depraved denizens, including a tagger who finds out that not all gangstas die hard, a spoiled heir to a Texas oil dynasty who murders for money but can't pay to stay alive, and a major rap star who discovers he's got a few skeletons in his dressing room... and they're kicking down the door.</p>

<p>In a hilarious twist on a classic fairy tale, "Hoodwinked" retells the story of Little Red Riding Hood as a fast-paced, animated crime caper. When a frantic disturbance at Granny’s cottage brings the police, four wildly different accounts of the same event emerge. The sweet, song-loving Red [c=Anne Hathaway], her seemingly frail Granny [c=Glenn Close], a misunderstood woodsman [c=James Belushi], and a smooth-talking Wolf [c=Patrick Warburton] all become suspects in the eyes of a determined frog detective [c=David Ogden Stiers]. As their stories hilariously collide and contradict, a larger mystery unfolds involving a mysterious recipe thief terrorizing the forest community. This clever and witty family comedy pieces together the fractured fairy tale through Rashomon-style flashbacks, revealing surprising secrets and unexpected alliances. With a vibrant voice cast including [c=Anthony Anderson] and [c=Xzibit], the film delivers non-stop laughs and twists as it asks the ultimate question: in this fairy tale whodunit, who can you really trust?</p>

<p>From the team that brought you HOODWINKED, the comedic portrayal of the fairy tale Red Riding Hood, comes the all-new animated family comedy HOODWINKED TOO! HOOD VS. EVIL in 3D. The sequel finds our heroine, Red (Hayden Panettiere), training with a mysterious covert group called the Sisters of the Hood. But Red is forced to cut her training short when she gets an urgent call from Nicky Flippers (David Ogden Stiers), who returns as head of the super-secret Happily Ever After Agency, aka the HEA. A wicked witch (Joan Cusack) has abducted two innocent children, Hansel (Bill Hader) and Gretel (Amy Poehler), and Nicky needs Red for the search-and-rescue mission. Of course, what is a sequel without guest stars from the original? Thankfully, Granny (Glenn Close) and the rest of the HOODWINKED gang--including the ever-clueless Wolf (Patrick Warburton) and his over-caffeinated little partner, Twitchy (Cory Edwards), join Red to solve the forest's latest caper. Fracturing fairy tales and pop culture with good-natured glee, HOODWINKED TOO! HOOD vs. EVIL in 3D takes viewers on a rollicking rollercoaster ride combining edge-of-the-seat adventure with classic, zany cartoon antics. </p>

Little Red Riding Hood: A classic story, but there's more to every tale than meets the eye. Before you judge a book by its cover, you've got to flip through the pages. In the re-telling of this classic fable, the story begins at the end of the tale and winds its way back. Chief Grizzly and Detective Bill Stork investigate a domestic disturbance at Granny's cottage, involving a karate-kicking Red Riding Hood, a sarcastic wolf and an oafish Woodsman.

The boy who wasn't supposed to grow up—Peter Pan—does just that, becoming a soulless corporate lawyer whose workaholism could cost him his wife and kids. During his trip to see Granny Wendy in London, the vengeful Capt. Hook kidnaps Peter's kids and forces Peter to return to Neverland.

<p>"Hooking Up" follows Darla (Brittany Snow), a cynical reporter whose sex addiction is getting in the way of her sex column, and her evolving relationship with Bailey, a well-meaning sweetheart who's been dumped by his fiance and learns he has testicular cancer (again). Together they embark on an impromptu cross country road trip, recreating Darla's myriad trysts from state to state. She's looking for a story and he's looking for a last hurrah; what they find is something neither expected.</p>

<p>The story revolves around three very different young women who leave traditional dating behind to forge some unlikely friendships, and a series of life-changing romantic adventures, all in pursuit of "hooking up."</p>

<p>In the compelling documentary "Hoop Like This," directed by [c=Shubhangi Shekhar], the film dives deep into the untold stories of the South Asian basketball community, exploring how a new generation of players, executives, and fans are reshaping the sport's landscape. The narrative is driven by insights from prominent figures like [c=Jeremy Lin], whose groundbreaking journey with the New York Knicks shattered stereotypes, and [c=Vivek Ranadive], the pioneering owner of the Sacramento Kings who has championed diversity in the league. Alongside them, sports journalists [c=Kevin Negandhi] and [c=Shams Charania] provide expert analysis, while comedian [c=Nimesh Patel] offers a cultural perspective on the intersection of basketball and identity. The documentary traces the central conflict between traditional perceptions of who belongs in basketball and the rising tide of South Asian talent and leadership that challenges those norms. Through intimate interviews and dynamic game footage, the film captures the passion, struggle, and triumph of a community fighting for recognition on and off the court. With a tone that is both celebratory and introspective, "Hoop Like This" inspires viewers to reconsider the game's evolving face.</p>

<p>In a delightful twist on the classic fairy tale, "Hooperella" follows a spirited young basketball prodigy who dreams of escaping her life as a team manager for her high school's elite squad. When her cruel stepfamily forces her to clean the gym and miss the biggest game of the season, she feels her hoop dreams are forever crushed. But a mysterious, sneaker-wearing mentor arrives to give her a magical pair of high-tops, granting her the skills to compete at a championship tournament. As the clock ticks toward midnight, she must balance her newfound abilities with the pressure of winning the heart of the team's star player, all while hiding her true identity. This heartwarming sports comedy blends humor, romance, and underdog triumph, capturing the spirit of believing in yourself against all odds. The film's energetic tone and playful nods to the original story make it a slam dunk for audiences seeking a feel-good, family-friendly adventure.</p>

<p>When a trio of middle school outsiders stumbles upon a mysterious construction site threatening a colony of endangered burrowing owls, they launch a secret mission to save the tiny birds from a greedy developer's plans. New kid in town Roy Eberhardt, played by [c=Logan Lerman], teams up with the scrappy and resourceful Beatrice, portrayed by [c=Brie Larson], and a barefoot runaway known only as Mullet Fingers to pull off a series of clever pranks that halt the building of a new pancake house. As they navigate the sticky swamps of Coconut Cove, Florida, they must outwit a bumbling police officer, played by [c=Luke Wilson], and the relentless corporate figurehead, brought to life by [c=Robert Wagner], who is determined to pave over paradise. Directed by [c=Wil Shriner], this family-friendly adventure blends mystery and mischief with a heartfelt message about environmental stewardship, capturing the spirit of youthful rebellion against unchecked development. With a sun-drenched Florida setting and a cast that includes [c=Tim Blake Nelson] and [c=Neil Flynn], the film is a charming underdog story that encourages viewers to stand up for what they believe in, one hoot at a time.</p>

<p>In this deeply affecting drama, a Somali immigrant mother known only as Hooyo sacrifices everything to secure a better future for her children in a new country. Portrayed with raw emotional depth by [c=Megan Suri], Hooyo navigates the crushing weight of cultural displacement, financial hardship, and the painful distance that grows between her and her American-born daughter, played by [c=Shervin Alenabi]. The central conflict emerges as Hooyo's traditional values clash with her daughter's desire for independence, forcing both women to confront what it truly means to belong. Directed with tender authenticity by [c=Michael Oblowitz], the film balances intimate family moments with the broader immigrant experience, capturing the quiet heroism of a mother who must learn to let go even as she fights to hold her family together. The tone is both heartbreaking and hopeful, weaving together themes of identity, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds of maternal love. Without resorting to melodrama, Hooyo paints an unforgettable portrait of a woman torn between two worlds, making it a must-watch for anyone who has ever struggled to bridge the gap between tradition and change.</p>

<p>In the whimsical world of Easter Island, a young rabbit named E.B. dreams of becoming a drummer instead of following in his family's footsteps as the Easter Bunny. Voiced by [c=Russell Brand], E.B. embarks on a journey to Hollywood, seeking to fulfill his musical aspirations while dodging the responsibilities of his heritage. Meanwhile, Fred O'Hare, portrayed by [c=James Marsden], is a slacker who inadvertently becomes E.B.'s ally when the two cross paths. Fred is struggling to find his own path in life, and E.B.'s carefree attitude challenges him to rethink his own ambitions.</p> <p>As their friendship blossoms, the duo faces a series of comedic misadventures, including the looming threat of the villainous chick, Carlos, voiced by [c=Hank Azaria], who has his own plans to take over Easter. With a lighthearted tone that blends family-friendly humor and musical elements, "Hop" delivers a delightful story about friendship, self-discovery, and embracing one's true calling. The film combines vibrant animation with live-action, creating a charming universe that is sure to entertain audiences of all ages. Will E.B. find his rhythm and Fred discover his purpose before Easter arrives? Viewers are invited to join this joyful quest full of laughter and heart.</p>

<p>Anja (Andrea Braein Hovig) and Tomas (Stellan Skarsgard), the principals in Maria Sodahl's moving Hope, adore their careers in dance and theatre. Their blended family structure is complicated, with two young sons and an adolescent daughter from their own union and two adult children from Tomas' marriage. Returning home after the triumphant international debut of a ballet she directed, Anja finds Tomas is working late, a galling abnegation of responsibility in her eyes. Then her physician gives her a dire diagnosis: she has an inoperable tumor that may be connected to the lung cancer for which she was successfully treated the previous year. A long-time superwoman who's been compensating for an often absent, workaholic husband, Anja soldiers on, refusing to tell anyone but Tomas what's happening - and becoming increasingly exasperated by her children's blissful ignorance, while only intermittently buoyed by Tomas' support. The next few days will test the strength of their relationship more than any other challenge they've faced. </p>

<p>The intimate, intense and loving story of "Hope Gap" charts the life of Grace (Annette Bening), shocked to learn her husband (Bill Nighy) is leaving her for another after 29 years of marriage, and the ensuing emotional fallout the dissolution has on their only grown son (Josh O'Connor). Unraveled and feeling displaced in her small seaside town, Grace ultimately regains her footing and discovers a new, powerful voice.</p>

<p>With a sense of renewed purpose, Katherine and Jay Wolf embrace their second chance at life and start their ministry, Hope Heals, to share the hope they have found with others who are suffering.</p>

<p>In this inspiring ten-minute documentary, director [c=Gideon Baeza] crafts an intimate portrait of resilience and creativity set against the backdrop of a vibrant hip-hop community. The film follows [c=Travis Dube], a passionate artist grappling with personal loss, who discovers an unexpected outlet for his grief through the rhythms and rhymes of underground rap. Joined by fellow musicians [c=Karin Leuthy], [c=Nico Benjamin], [c=Griffin Neal], and [c=Kai Young], Dube navigates the challenges of self-expression and healing as they prepare for a high-stakes local showcase that could change their lives. The central conflict emerges as the group must confront their inner doubts and external pressures, from financial struggles to fractured relationships, all while staying true to their artistic vision. With a tone that balances raw emotion and uplifting energy, [m=Hope is Hip] captures the transformative power of music as a tool for survival and connection. Baeza’s lens focuses not on spectacle but on the quiet, determined moments of collaboration and vulnerability that define the creative process, offering viewers a poignant reminder that hope can emerge from the most unexpected places.</p>