<p>Jennifer Hills (Sarah Butler) is still tormented by the brutal sexual assault she endured years ago (I Spit on Your Grave 2010). She's changed identities and cities, reluctantly joining a support group where she begins to piece together a new life. But when her new friend's murderer goes free and the tales of serial rapists haunt her, Jennifer will hunt down the men responsible and do what the system won't - make them pay for their crimes in the most horrific ways imaginable. Only this time, no jury may be able to save her.</p>

<p>One love can change your life. One life can change the world. From the creators of "I Can Only Imagine" comes an inspiring love story for the ages. Rediscover the wonder of love in "I Still Believe", based on the real-life story of chart-topping singer Jeremy Camp. Jeremy's (KJ Apa) remarkable journey of love and loss proves there is always hope in the midst of tragedy and that faith tested is the only faith worth sharing.</p>

<p>Ten years after a catastrophic event known as the "Spasm" shattered reality, the world is haunted by spectral remnants of the dead, called "Remnants," who repeat their final moments like ghostly recordings. High school student Veronica "Ronnie" Calder, played by [c=Bella Thorne], has learned to live with these eerie echoes. But her life is upended when a terrifying new Remnant—one that seems to see her—delivers a chilling message: "Find me." Teaming up with the mysterious and tech-savvy classmate Kirk Lane ([c=Richard Harmon]), Ronnie embarks on a dangerous investigation into this unprecedented phenomenon. As they dig deeper, guided by her concerned teacher Mr. Bittner ([c=Dermot Mulroney]), they uncover a dark conspiracy that suggests the Spasm was no accident and that these ghosts may hold the key to a looming, present-day threat. This supernatural thriller from director [c=Scott Speer] blends eerie atmosphere with pulse-pounding mystery, as Ronnie races to decipher the clues from beyond before a killer still walking among the living strikes again.</p>

Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at 15, John Davidson navigates his way against the odds through troubled teenage years and into adulthood, finding inspiration in the kindness of others to discover his true purpose in life.

<p>In the sun-drenched, pressure-cooker atmosphere of a high-society Greek wedding, a meticulously planned celebration begins to unravel in [c=Fokas Evangelinos]'s compelling drama. The film centers on a charismatic but deeply conflicted best man, portrayed by [c=Antonis Loudaros], whose loyalty is stretched to its limit as he navigates a sea of familial expectations, simmering secrets, and his own complicated past. Alongside him, a vibrant ensemble including [c=Giorgos Kapoutzidis], [c=Elisavet Moutafi], and [c=Memos Begnis] bring to life a web of guests and family members, each carrying their own hidden motives and unspoken desires into the lavish event.</p> <p>As the ceremony approaches, long-buried tensions surface and personal dramas threaten to eclipse the joyous occasion entirely. The story masterfully explores the intricate dynamics of love, obligation, and the facades people maintain, all set against the backdrop of a single, fateful day. With a tone that blends poignant drama with moments of sharp observation, the film delves into the heart of its characters' struggles, asking what we truly owe to family, to friends, and to ourselves when tradition and personal truth violently collide.</p>

<p>In this brief but emotionally charged musical, directed by [c=Daniel Culverhouse], a young man played by [c=William Dunne] finds himself consumed by a single, overwhelming thought. As he navigates the quiet moments of his daily life, his mind repeatedly drifts back to a woman portrayed by [c=Mayra Kardas], whose presence lingers like a melody he cannot shake. The film unfolds through a series of intimate, song-driven vignettes that capture the ache of longing and the bittersweet nature of an unspoken connection. With a tone that blends wistful romance with the raw vulnerability of modern love, the story explores the space between memory and reality, where every glance and unreturned message carries weight. The central conflict lies not in external obstacles but in the internal battle between holding on and letting go, inviting viewers to reflect on the people who occupy their own thoughts long after they have gone.</p>

<p>In a world where code and consciousness intertwine, "i think god is a back-end programmer" presents a provocative digital-age mystery. The film follows a brilliant but disillusioned software engineer who discovers unsettling patterns within the source code of reality itself. As she delves deeper into the system architecture of existence, she begins to suspect that a celestial developer has been quietly debugging human lives from behind a cosmic terminal. The protagonist, portrayed by [c=Saoirse Ronan], must navigate a reality where every choice feels pre-compiled and every miracle is merely a well-executed script. Her investigation brings her into conflict with a shadowy tech corporation led by a charismatic CEO played by [c=Oscar Isaac], who seems to know more about the universe's backend than he lets on. Blending elements of metaphysical thriller with tech-noir atmosphere, the movie explores profound questions about free will, divine intervention, and the nature of creation in an age of algorithms. As the protagonist races to understand whether humanity is running on open-source grace or proprietary control, she must decide if she can hack her own destiny.</p>

<p>In [m=I Think I Love My Wife], director and star [c=Chris Rock] brings a sharp, comedic exploration of marital boredom and temptation. The film follows Richard Cooper, a successful investment banker in a seemingly perfect marriage to the ambitious and beautiful Brenda, played by [c=Gina Torres]. Despite a comfortable life, Richard finds himself stifled by a predictable routine and a lack of intimacy. His mundane world is upended when he reconnects with Nikki Tru, an old friend portrayed by [c=Kerry Washington], who is spontaneous, flirtatious, and everything his wife is not. As Nikki begins to appear in his life more frequently, testing his boundaries with her provocative behavior, Richard is thrust into a moral and emotional crisis. He must navigate the dangerous waters of temptation while trying to revive the passion in his own marriage, all without crossing a line that could destroy everything. This R-rated romantic comedy offers a witty, often brutally honest look at the complexities of commitment and the grass-is-greener syndrome, supported by a strong cast that includes [c=Steve Buscemi] as Richard’s cynical, womanizing friend.</p>

<p>In this evocative three-minute sequel, the ethereal journey of self-discovery continues under the direction of [c=Amilyn Alma Jones], who also stars. [c=Sophia Stolkey] returns, portraying a soul caught between the tangible world and a celestial calling, her reality blurred by the persistent sense of a divine purpose. Alongside her, [c=Amilyn Alma Jones] embodies a pivotal presence that challenges and deepens this otherworldly exploration. The film delves into the fragile boundary between perceived delusion and spiritual awakening, as the central character grapples with the profound implications of her identity. Crafted with a dreamlike and introspective tone, this short experimental piece expands its unique mythology, weaving a poetic narrative that questions the very nature of grace and madness. It’s a visually striking meditation on belief, inviting viewers to ponder where a human ends and an angel begins.</p>

<p>In a world emptied of people, Del, played by [c=Peter Dinklage], has found a strange peace in the silence. As one of the last survivors of an unexplained event, he methodically goes through the abandoned town, cataloging the remnants of civilization and burying the dead, creating a solitary, orderly existence. This fragile routine is shattered by the arrival of Grace, a vibrant and impulsive young woman portrayed by [c=Elle Fanning], whose very presence feels like an intrusion. Their opposing natures—his desire for quiet isolation and her yearning for connection—create an immediate and uneasy tension. As they navigate this hauntingly empty world together, directed with atmospheric precision by [c=Reed Morano], a quiet mystery begins to unfold, challenging their understanding of what truly happened and forcing them to confront whether solitude is a sanctuary or a prison. This contemplative sci-fi drama explores the profound weight of being alone and the terrifying vulnerability of finally not being.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking drama "I Think, Therefore I Am," directed by [c=Didier Jacques-Gerbaz], viewers are drawn into a compelling exploration of identity and existence. The story centers on a young philosopher, portrayed by [c=Krish Ladhani], who grapples with the complexities of his own consciousness while navigating the expectations of society. His quest for understanding leads him to question not only his place in the world but also the very nature of reality itself.</p> <p>As he delves deeper into his philosophical inquiries, he encounters a diverse array of characters, each representing different perspectives on life and thought. These interactions challenge his beliefs and push him to confront his innermost fears and desires. The film artfully balances introspection with moments of tension, creating a rich atmosphere that invites audiences to reflect on their own beliefs and the essence of being.</p> <p>With a tone that oscillates between contemplative and dramatic, "I Think, Therefore I Am" promises to engage viewers who appreciate a narrative that is as intellectually stimulating as it is emotionally resonant. In this journey of self-discovery, the protagonist's evolution captivates, leading to a profound confrontation with the question: what does it truly mean to exist?</p>

<p>A biopic of Mother Teresa.</p>

<p>In the unsettling found-footage horror film "I TRIED A RITUAL," curiosity becomes a dangerous gateway. The story follows a young woman, portrayed by writer-director [c=Alexis Briscuso], who documents her reckless decision to perform an enigmatic occult ritual she discovered online. Driven by a blend of skepticism and a desperate desire for change, she enlists her friend, played by [c=Jamie Smith], to record the entire experiment. What begins as an eerie but controlled venture into the unknown quickly spirals into a visceral nightmare. The atmosphere thickens with dread as the ritual’s consequences manifest in increasingly disturbing and inexplicable ways, blurring the line between psychological unraveling and genuine supernatural intrusion. This tense, twenty-two-minute descent into terror captures the raw fear of inviting an unseen force into your home, questioning how much reality one can stomach when the camera never stops rolling.</p>

<p>"I Used to Go Here" follows Kate (Gillian Jacobs), a mid-30s writer recently after releasing her novel. The release should have been a milestone moment, but the novel is underperforming and her tour has since been canceled. With friends around her excelling at adulthood normalcies like marriages and growing families, Kate jumps at the chance of a speaking engagement at her alma mater after an invitation from her former professor, David (Jemaine Clement). While back at college, Kate finds herself deeply enmeshed in the lives of an eccentric group of college students.</p>

<p>A young nurse, Betsy Connell, accepts a troubling assignment on the remote Caribbean island of Saint Sebastian, hired to care for Jessica Holland, the catatonic wife of a troubled plantation owner. Played with earnest determination by [c=Frances Dee], Betsy finds herself drawn into a world of dark family secrets and local superstition under the watchful eye of the brooding Paul Holland, portrayed by [c=Tom Conway]. As she struggles to understand Jessica’s mysterious condition, which the islanders whisper is the work of voodoo, Betsy becomes entangled in a web of jealousy, guilt, and forbidden desire. Directed by [c=Adam Marcus], this atmospheric horror-thriller weaves a haunting tale where the line between science and sorcery blurs amidst the oppressive tropical heat. Betsy’s desperate quest for a cure leads her on a terrifying nocturnal journey into the heart of the island’s occult traditions, forcing her to confront forces far beyond her comprehension and challenging everything she believes about life, death, and love.</p>

<p>A fleeting, poetic meditation on connection and longing, this short film from directors [c=Andrea Yu-Chieh Chung] and [c=Adam Golfer] captures the ache of distance and the desperate desire for closeness. The narrative weaves through intimate moments and quiet observations, following unnamed characters whose lives brush against one another in a delicate dance of missed opportunities and lingering glances. As they navigate the spaces between them, the film explores the universal yearning to be present with the one you love, even when circumstances conspire to keep you apart. With its dreamlike atmosphere and evocative visual storytelling, the piece immerses viewers in a world where time feels suspended and every gesture carries profound weight. The tone is tender and contemplative, balancing moments of bittersweet melancholy with the hopeful pulse of human connection. In just under twenty minutes, this cinematic vignette crafts a resonant portrait of devotion, leaving audiences with a lingering sense of what it truly means to want someone everywhere, in every moment, and in every place.</p>

<p>In the captivating film [m=I Wanna Be Yours], directed by [c=Lewis Westwood], audiences are invited to experience a unique narrative that unfolds over a brief yet impactful duration of three minutes. The story features the talents of [c=Jayden Green] and [c=James Fisher], who bring their characters to life in a way that resonates with viewers. As the plot develops, the film explores themes of desire and connection, leaving a lasting impression in its concise runtime. With powerful performances and a distinct directorial vision, [m=I Wanna Be Yours] promises to engage and entertain, showcasing the dynamic interplay between its characters in a memorable cinematic experience.</p>

<p>An adaptation from Craig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum's book. The story follows an oral history of MTV, one that focuses on its growth in the 1980s and early 90s.</p>

After his classmate and crush is diagnosed with a pancreatic disease, an average high schooler sets out to make the most of her final days.

<p>When a disastrous blind date leaves commitment-phobic Kenji feeling hopeless, his life takes an unexpected turn after a chance encounter with the charming and free-spirited Sakura. There's just one monumental catch: she happens to be the beloved younger sister of his overprotective and intimidating best friend, Hiroshi. Starring [c=Miku Abeno] as the effervescent Sakura and [c=Ryou Kurihara] as the increasingly panicked Kenji, this riotous comedy from directors [c=Josh Gordon] and [c=Will Speck] follows a man desperately trying to pursue a budding romance while concealing it from his closest friend, played by [c=Iku Kondou]. As Kenji navigates a labyrinth of white lies and close calls, with the ever-watchful [c=Yuki Yuduru] adding to the chaos, he must decide if this potential love is worth risking a lifelong friendship. A hilarious game of romantic cat-and-mouse ensues, packed with awkward misunderstandings and heartfelt moments, proving that sometimes the path to true love requires surviving the wrath of a protective brother first.</p>

After two years away, Hache returns to Barcelona seeking a fresh start. Falling for Gin while facing unresolved feelings for Babi, he must confront love, loss, and who he's becoming.

<p>When two strangers are unceremoniously dumped by their partners on the same weekend, they forge an unlikely and hilariously misguided alliance. Peter, played by [c=Charlie Day], is a nice-guy office manager reeling from his breakup with the artistic Anne ([c=Gina Rodriguez]), while Emma, brought to life by [c=Jenny Slate], is a quirky, passionate woman devastated after her boyfriend Noah ([c=Scott Eastwood]) leaves her for a more adventurous woman. Convinced their exes have made a terrible mistake, Peter and Emma hatch a secret plot to sabotage each other's former relationships and win their lovers back. This delightfully chaotic romantic comedy from director [c=Jason Orley] follows their escalating, often cringe-worthy schemes as they navigate the messy terrain of modern heartbreak. With a sharp script by [c=Isaac Aptaker] & [c=Elizabeth Berger] and a fantastic supporting cast including [c=Manny Jacinto] and [c=Clark Backo], the film explores whether looking backward is the best path to finding a way forward, all while delivering big laughs and unexpected moments of connection.</p>

<p>In the provocative drama [m=I Want Your Sex], directed by [c=Gregg Araki], a young artist named Elliot, played by [c=Cooper Hoffman], stumbles into the alluring yet treacherous world of a charismatic and enigmatic older woman named Chloe, portrayed by [c=Olivia Wilde]. Chloe, a successful gallery owner, draws Elliot into a seductive game of desire and manipulation that blurs the lines between passion and obsession. As their relationship deepens, Elliot finds himself entangled in a web of jealousy, artistic ambition, and psychological warfare, with his friends, played by [c=Mason Gooding] and [c=Chase Sui Wonders], caught in the crossfire. The film explores the intoxicating and destructive nature of lust, power dynamics in relationships, and the search for genuine connection in a world obsessed with surface-level thrills. With a supporting cast including [c=Daveed Diggs], [c=Charli xcx], [c=Johnny Knoxville], and [c=Margaret Cho], this edgy drama from the director of [m=The Doom Generation] delivers a raw, stylish, and unsettling look at the price of giving in to your darkest desires, all within a taut 90-minute runtime that keeps the tension simmering until the very end.</p>

<p>"I Was a Simple Man" is a ghost story set in the pastoral countryside of the north shore of O‘ahu, Hawai‘i. Revealed in four chapters, it tells the story of an elderly man facing the end of his life, visited by the ghosts of his past. Incorporating familial history and mythology, dream logic and surrealism, I Was a Simple Man is a time-shifting, kaleidoscopic story of a fractured family facing the death of their patriarch that will take us from the high-rises of contemporary Honolulu to pre-WWII pastorals of O‘ahu and, finally, into the beyond.</p>

<p>In a world where identities are constantly shifting, "I Was a Stranger" explores the profound experiences of those caught between belonging and isolation. The film follows the journey of a young man, portrayed by [c=Yahya Mahayni], who finds himself navigating the complexities of life as an undocumented immigrant. His struggle for acceptance and the quest for a better life intertwine with the stories of others around him, including a compassionate woman played by [c=Yasmine Al Massri], who becomes a beacon of hope in his tumultuous existence.</p> <p>As their paths cross, the film delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of dreams amidst societal barriers. Tensions rise as they confront the harsh realities of their circumstances, highlighting the fragility of human connections against a backdrop of cultural and political challenges. With the nuanced performances of [c=Omar Sy] and [c=Ziad Bakri], the narrative weaves together personal struggles and shared humanity, creating an emotionally charged atmosphere that resonates deeply.</p> <p>Directed by [c=Brandt Andersen], this poignant drama invites viewers to reflect on the meaning of home and the universal desire for acceptance, promising an engaging experience that lingers long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In a chilling blend of horror and dark humor, "I Was A Teenage Gargoyle" unravels the story of a high school outcast, played by [c=Steven Reifsteck], who undergoes a bizarre transformation into a gargoyle after a freak accident involving an ancient statue. As he grapples with his new identity, he is thrust into a world where the supernatural collides with teenage angst. His best friend, portrayed by [c=Doyle Dow], stands by him, desperately trying to help him navigate the challenges of high school life, including the ever-looming threat of bullies and the search for acceptance.</p> <p>As the protagonist discovers the powers that come with his transformation, he realizes that he is not alone; a group of misfit creatures, including a quirky ally played by [c=Kitty McCarthy], emerges from the shadows, each with their own struggles. Together, they confront the sinister forces that threaten their existence, leading to a thrilling climax that tests their friendship and bravery. Directed by [c=Steven Reifsteck] himself, this film delivers an eerie atmosphere wrapped in clever wit, making it a unique entry in the horror genre. Audiences will find themselves laughing and gasping as they experience the trials of adolescence through an unexpected lens.</p>

<p>In this raw and unflinching musical documentary, the rise and fall of punk rock’s most notorious band is told through the eyes of its founding bassist. The film follows [c=Glen Matlock] as he navigates the chaotic birth of the Sex Pistols, from the grimy rehearsal rooms of London to the explosive eruption of a cultural revolution. As the band’s primary songwriter, Matlock struggles to maintain a sense of musical integrity against the growing influence of the volatile [c=Steve Jones] and [c=Paul Cook]. The central conflict emerges when Matlock’s melodic sensibilities clash with the increasingly nihilistic direction of the group, leading to his controversial departure. Featuring candid interviews with punk icons including [c=Debbie Harry], [c=Clem Burke], [c=Wayne Kramer], and [c=Gary Kemp], the film offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative tensions, shattered friendships, and fleeting fame that defined a generation. Without shying away from the band’s self-destructive tendencies, this 80-minute journey captures the exhilarating and often brutal reality of being a teenage rebel at the epicenter of a musical earthquake.</p>

<p>In this gritty crime drama directed by [c=anjimiki], a tormented individual finds themselves caught between the pull of redemption and the weight of a violent past. The film follows a protagonist who, after a life of crime and moral compromise, discovers a simple cross that becomes an unexpected symbol of their inner struggle. As they navigate a world of betrayal and danger, they are forced to confront the consequences of their actions while seeking a path toward absolution. The cast, including [c=anjimiki], [c=ciara horan], [c=in], [c=evil], and [c=lol], brings raw intensity to this 19-minute exploration of faith, guilt, and the thin line between salvation and damnation. With its atmospheric tension and unflinching look at the criminal underworld, "i wear the cross free movie" offers a compact yet powerful narrative that asks whether a symbol of hope can truly change a life consumed by darkness.</p>

<p>In a world where second chances are rare and hard-won, "I Will Be Better" follows the transformative journey of a struggling individual determined to break free from a cycle of failure and self-doubt. The film centers on [c=John Doe], a once-promising artist who, after a devastating personal loss, has retreated into a life of quiet desperation, working a dead-end job and pushing away everyone who cares about him. When a chance encounter with a compassionate mentor, played by [c=Jane Smith], reignites a flicker of hope, he is forced to confront the painful memories that have held him captive. As he embarks on a grueling path of self-improvement, he must navigate the skepticism of old friends and the temptations of his former, destructive habits. With an emotionally charged atmosphere blending gritty realism with uplifting moments, the film explores the raw, unglamorous work of personal redemption. It asks whether true change is possible when the biggest obstacle is the person staring back in the mirror, making for a deeply resonant and inspiring cinematic experience.</p>

<p>Sophia is lost and apathetic after the death of her parents until she is awakened by an unexpected romance with Adam. After Adam mysteriously disappears into the depths of a dilapidated high-rise, she vows to pursue him, even if it means walking over the threshold into the realm of death.</p>

<p>In the span of just two minutes, director [c=João Augusto de Nardo] crafts a chilling and claustrophobic horror experience that wastes no time in plunging viewers into a nightmare. The film follows a lone woman, portrayed with palpable terror by [c=Francine Arioza], who finds herself trapped in a seemingly inescapable situation. With no backstory to cushion the blow, the audience is immediately thrust into her desperate struggle for survival as a menacing, unseen presence closes in. The central conflict is primal and immediate: a fight against a relentless, anonymous stalker who has made a terrifying promise. The atmosphere is thick with dread, relying on sharp, unsettling sounds and frantic, handheld camerawork to create a visceral sense of panic. Every shadow and every creak becomes a potential threat as the woman must rely on her wits and raw instinct to evade the fate that is being promised to her. This short, sharp shock of a film delivers a concentrated dose of pure, unadulterated horror, proving that a compelling thriller does not need a lengthy runtime to leave a lasting, unnerving impression.</p>

<p>In a world where dreams often feel just out of reach, "I Will Make It" follows the journey of a determined protagonist whose unwavering ambition drives them to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Driven by a deep desire to prove their worth and achieve a long-held goal, the main character navigates a challenging landscape filled with personal setbacks, complex relationships, and fierce competition. Along the way, they encounter a diverse cast of characters—each with their own motivations and stories—that shape their path and test their resolve. The film blends heartfelt drama with moments of uplifting triumph, creating an atmosphere that is both inspiring and emotionally resonant. With its focus on perseverance, self-discovery, and the pursuit of dreams, "I Will Make It" offers viewers a compelling narrative about the power of determination and the courage to keep moving forward, no matter the odds.</p>

<p>Twelve-year-old Koichi lives with his mother and retired grandparents in Kagoshima, in the southern region of Kyushu, Japan. His younger brother Ryunosuke lives with their father in Hakata, northern Kyushu. The brothers have been separated by their parents' divorce and Koichi's only wish is for his family to be reunited. When he learns that a new bullet train line will soon open, linking the two towns, he starts to believe that a miracle will take place the moment these new trains first pass each other at top speed. With help from the adults around him, Koichi sets out on a journey with a group of friends, each hoping to witness a miracle that will improve their difficult lives.</p>

<p>In the whirlwind of a spontaneous and passionate romance, a young man finds himself utterly captivated by his charming new boyfriend. The only problem? This perfect partner is a ghost, and his time among the living is tragically fleeting. Directed by and starring [c=Lucas Carnalla Alcalá] alongside [c=Pedro Rubio], who also co-wrote the film, this short comedy explores the hilarious and heartfelt desperation of wanting to make a moment last forever. With [c=Matías Álvarez] rounding out the cast, the film follows a protagonist willing to try any absurd scheme to keep his spectral love from vanishing. Balancing quirky humor with a touch of supernatural sweetness, "I Wish He Could Stay" delivers a brisk and charming tale about the lengths we go to for love, even when it’s literally slipping through our fingers.</p>

<p>"I Won't Be Home for Christmas" centers on sixteen-year-old Grace who is given the golden ticket to forgo having to spend the holidays with her crazy family and instead go skiing with her new boyfriend Tad. When Tad unceremoniously breaks up with her before the trip, Grace must return home humiliated with a broken heart to endure her embarrassing family and their ludicrous holiday traditions.</p>

<p>In this poignant documentary short, director [c=Harlan Banks] explores the profound question of human aspiration through a series of intimate, visually arresting portraits. The film follows a diverse group of individuals from different walks of life, each grappling with their own version of a seemingly impossible dream. Whether it is a young dancer training for a prestigious competition, an elderly inventor tinkering in a cluttered garage, or a single mother striving to start her own business, the central conflict emerges from the tension between their soaring ambitions and the harsh realities of their daily lives. With a gentle, observational tone, the documentary does not offer easy answers but instead captures the quiet beauty of persistence and the fragile hope that drives people forward. Through stunning cinematography and raw, unfiltered moments, "i wonder shall i fly" becomes a meditative and deeply human reflection on the courage it takes to simply keep trying, leaving viewers with a powerful sense of wonder and empathy.</p>

<p>Based on a Texas Monthly article by Skip Hollandsworth, about a Houston family that pulled off two heists before members were caught attempting a third. Scott Catt, a structural engineer, teamed with his 20-year-old son and 18-year-old daughter for the robberies.</p>

<p>The story centers on a 15-year-old girl who attends an elite spy-training academy in Washington and must deal with the mystery surrounding the death of her CIA agent father, her Alias-style spy education and a cute, off-limits civilian boy who doesn't know her true identity.</p>

<p>Four teens from a small Colorado town will be victimized by a phantom menace one year after a July Fourth prank gone awry kills one of their buddies. Against the protestation of one of them, the group agree to keep this secret, only to find their friendships torn apart from the strain. The next Independence Day, just before the town's annual carnival, the four receive intimidating communiqu�©s indicating someone is aware of what happened before. The group suspect the cousin of the dead friend, only to discover they are very much on the wrong track. Can the friends survive and figure out the identity of their tormentor before they end up dead themselves?</p>

<p>In the charming romantic drama directed by [c=Jessica Harmon], a chance encounter at a bustling airport sets the stage for an unexpected connection. [c=Tyler Hynes] portrays a dedicated architect whose life is consumed by a demanding career, while [c=Stacey Farber] plays a spirited musician with her own ambitious dreams. When a sudden snowstorm strands them together, their initial, polite conversation blossoms into a deep and immediate bond over a single, magical evening. As they navigate the pressures of their separate lives and the looming reality of their imminent departure, they must confront whether their powerful connection is a fleeting moment of serendipity or the foundation for something lasting. With heartfelt performances from a cast including [c=Christine Ebersole], this film weaves a tender tale of modern romance, exploring the courage it takes to recognize a life-changing opportunity and the enduring hope of finding one's way back to a perfect beginning.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Zachary Van Zandt], this tender romance follows a young man grappling with the weight of a promise that could change everything. When a soldier returns home from deployment, he finds himself caught between the life he left behind and the uncertain future ahead. [c=Zachary Van Zandt] portrays the conflicted protagonist, whose journey is complicated by the steadfast love of a woman played by [c=Madison Wolfe], who has waited patiently for his return. As old wounds resurface and new challenges emerge, the couple must navigate the delicate balance between duty and desire. [c=Gavin Crehan] and [c=Karen Van Zandt] round out the cast in this emotionally charged story that explores themes of sacrifice, resilience, and the enduring power of love. With its intimate storytelling and heartfelt performances, this short film captures the bittersweet beauty of reuniting with the one you never stopped believing in.</p>

<p>Inspired by stories of Polish musicians from the 30-40's, the film's an uncommon love story; romantic, but with the love of music which draws the characters together.A young couple - Robert, a catholic opera singer and Rachel, a Jewish violinist, dream of one day performing together at Carnegie Hall. When they're torn apart by the German invasion of Poland, Robert vows to find Rachel, no matter what. His search takes him on a journey through the heart of Nazi Germany, to a reckoning - that Rachel may be lost to him forever.</p>

<p>An accomplished physicist mysteriously disappears on a business trip. Abandoned, his wife and son struggle to cope. Years later, now a young scientist himself, Erol uncovers papers, formulas, a machine, and a mind-bending possibility. But time travel is impossible. Isn't it?</p><p>Erol's obsession to find his father and restore his family will throw him into the unknown and possibly threaten his life. What would you do to repair the past?</p><p>Starring Academy Award Nominee Haley Joel Osment (Secondhand Lions, The Sixth Sense), Gillian Anderson ("The X Files"), Rufus Sewell (Dark City), and Victor Garber ("Alias"), "I'll Follow You Down" is a sci-fi exploration of wormholes, parallel universes, love, and the possibility of starting over.</p>

<p>A story of two teenage twins, Noah and Jude, both budding artists who are torn apart in the wake of a family tragedy, but are reunited as they put the pieces back together. </p>

<p>"I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive" is a dark, fictitious tale that follows Toby "Doc" Ebersole, who's haunted by the ghost of Hank Williams following his involvement in the country singer's mysterious death in 1953.</p><p>After his medical license is revoked, the story picks up 10 years later in the red-light district of San Antonio, Texas, where Doc supports his morphine habit by performing illegal medical procedures. Hank's ghost serves a demented Jiminy Cricket, visiting Doc often whether he's wanted or not.</p>

<p>After decades of comfortable routine, widow Carol Petersen, played with graceful wit by [c=Blythe Danner], finds her quiet life of golf and bridge upended by a series of unexpected events. The sudden loss of her beloved dog cracks open the door to a world she had long considered closed, leading her to form an unlikely and charming friendship with her much younger pool cleaner, Lloyd, portrayed by [c=Martin Starr]. This connection emboldens Carol to cautiously step back into the social scene, where she encounters the charismatic and rugged Bill, brought to life by [c=Sam Elliott], who offers the tantalizing possibility of a late-in-life romance. Directed by [c=Brett Haley], this tender drama-comedy explores the quiet revolutions of the heart, as Carol navigates the complexities of new friendships, the bittersweet pangs of old memories, and the surprising thrill of new beginnings with her close-knit circle of friends, including [c=Malin Akerman] and [c=June Squibb]. With warmth and gentle humor, the film paints a poignant portrait of rediscovering joy, connection, and the courage to love at any age.</p>

<p>A story about a man (Will Graham played by Clive Owen) who knows that if he returns to the city, he will die. He doesn't die physically; he dies spiritually. He finds himself compelled by the mores of the criminal culture he was raised in to commit a violent act of retribution.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking drama [m=I'm a Stranger Here Myself], directed by [c=Kevin Luna], viewers are taken on an emotional journey that explores themes of identity and belonging. The film delves into the complexities of the human experience, capturing the struggles and triumphs of its characters as they navigate their lives. With a runtime of 87 minutes, the narrative unfolds with a poignant intensity, inviting the audience to reflect on their own understanding of what it means to be a stranger in a familiar world. Through its compelling storytelling and rich character development, the film resonates deeply, leaving a lasting impact on those who watch it.</p>

<p>In this intimate and deeply personal documentary, filmmaker [c=Mackenzie Thomas] turns the camera on herself to explore the profound concept of home and belonging. The film follows Thomas as she navigates her own journey of self-discovery, grappling with the emotional weight of displacement and the universal human need for a safe haven. Through candid reflections and evocative visual storytelling, she examines what it truly means to feel at home in a world that often feels transient and uncertain. The documentary unfolds as a meditative exploration of identity, memory, and the spaces we inhabit, both physically and emotionally. With a gentle and introspective tone, Thomas invites viewers into her world, sharing moments of vulnerability and insight that resonate far beyond her personal story. The film’s concise fifteen-minute runtime is packed with poignant observations, making it a thought-provoking experience for anyone who has ever questioned where they truly belong.</p>

<p>Their romance made headlines as Canada's beautiful young rock royalty, but nearly two decades and three children later, Raine Maida (Our Lady Peace) and Chantal Kreviazuk struggle – like most people – with their relationship. "I'm Going to Break Your Heart" captures the raw and wrenching journey these renowned singer-songwriters took to find their way back to each other. Filmed on France's isolated but romantic Saint Pierre et Miquelon island in the dead of winter, the documentary immerses viewers in their musical relationship, even as it exposes long-standing wounds and unresolved heartache. Ultimately, "I'm Going to Break Your Heart" is the true story of rediscovering love through creativity, in which music plays the lead role.</p>

<p>In the quiet intimacy of a single room, a profound connection unfolds in the short film "I'm Here". Directed by [c=Ana Rita Martins], this poignant drama centers on a young woman who finds herself at the bedside of her ailing grandmother. As she keeps vigil, the simple act of being present becomes a powerful journey through memory and unspoken love. The granddaughter is motivated by a deep sense of duty and a longing to bridge the gap that time and silence have created, while her grandmother, drifting between consciousness and dreams, holds a lifetime of stories in her fragile grasp. The film delicately explores the central conflict between the desire to communicate everything before it's too late and the overwhelming weight of what remains unsaid. Set against a gentle, melancholic tone, "I'm Here" crafts an atmosphere of tender realism, capturing the quiet heartbreak and profound beauty inherent in life's final chapters. It is a moving testament to the power of presence, reminding us that sometimes the most important thing we can offer is simply to be there.</p>