<p>In the high-stakes drama "Jackpot," directed by [c=Patty Jenkins], the worlds of two disparate individuals collide under extraordinary circumstances. The film stars [c=Mila Kunis] and [c=Bryan Cranston] as characters whose lives become dangerously intertwined through a sudden and life-altering windfall. As the promise of immense wealth materializes, it brings with it a complex web of moral dilemmas, escalating paranoia, and unforeseen consequences. Under the direction of Jenkins and produced by [c=Will Gluck], the narrative explores the profound impact of fortune on human nature, testing the limits of greed, trust, and survival. With a script by [c=David Callaham], "Jackpot" delves into the tense and thrilling journey of what happens when a dream come true threatens to become a nightmare, forcing its protagonists to confront who they truly are when everything is on the line.</p>

<p>In this darkly comedic short film directed by [c=Owen Elliott], a seemingly ordinary lottery ticket becomes the catalyst for a tense and morally complex chain of events. The story follows a group of individuals, including the characters portrayed by [c=Eduardo Coll], [c=Enzo Menezes Emídio], and [c=Keith Emroll], whose lives become inextricably linked when a winning ticket is discovered. As the pressure mounts and greed threatens to unravel their relationships, each character is forced to confront their own motivations and the true value of the prize. The central conflict revolves around trust, deception, and the corrosive power of sudden wealth, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere where no one can be trusted. With a brisk runtime of just eleven minutes, [c=Owen Elliott] crafts a taut, suspenseful narrative that explores the human condition under extreme duress. The film maintains a sharp, psychological edge, blending elements of thriller and drama to keep viewers on edge. Audiences are drawn into a high-stakes game where the ultimate jackpot may not be the money, but the revelation of each character's true nature.</p>

<p>In the sun-bleached asphalt sprawl of a forgotten desert town, a lone mechanic named [c=J.D. Vance] lives a life of quiet routine, haunted by the ghost of his past as a legendary desert racer. His world is violently upended when a mysterious, adrenaline-fueled young woman, [c=Samara Weaving], roars into his garage on a custom chopper, claiming to be his estranged daughter and delivering a cryptic warning from his former life. Thrust back into the dangerous world of high-stakes, off-grid motorcycle racing he thought he’d left behind, J.D. must confront the ruthless syndicate, led by his former partner [c=Walton Goggins], that now controls the illicit circuits. This gritty, high-octane action thriller melkes the raw, dusty atmosphere of a modern western with the roaring heart of gearhead culture, as a reluctant hero is forced to outrun his regrets on two wheels to protect the only family he has left.</p>

<p>A bad-boy bachelor falls for his nemesis and downstairs neighbor, a conservative Chinese-American acupuncturist. Just as he becomes more family-oriented, an offensive bet he made about her is revealed, and he must scramble amidst a colorful array of characters to win back her heart.</p>

<p>In "Jacob's Ladder", Jacob Singer is getting his life back together after his brother is killed in Afghanistan. Jacob has a beautiful wife, a newborn child and a successful career as surgeon in a VA hospital. When a stranger approaches Jacob and reveals that his brother is actually alive and living in an underground shelter with other homeless vets, Jacob’s life starts to unravel. He begins hallucinating, believes he is being followed by violent attackers and becomes paranoid about the truth of what really happened to his brother. When he discovers that his brother is alive and addicted to an experimental drug, he uncovers a secret he never could have been prepared for.</p>

<p>In this compelling family drama, a hardworking father named Jacob, portrayed by [c=George Ramirez], discovers a hidden collection of antique coins passed down through generations, sparking a desperate race to unlock their true value before his family’s home is lost to foreclosure. Alongside his resilient wife, played by [c=Katelyn Alvarez], Jacob must navigate the treacherous world of collectors and dealers, all while shielding his young son, brought to life by [c=Azariah Terrazas], from the mounting financial pressure. Directed by [c=Matt Scofield], the film weaves a tense yet heartfelt narrative as Jacob’s journey forces him to confront not only the worth of the coins but the priceless bonds of family and community. With a stellar supporting cast including [c=Jonathan Contreras] and [c=César Carmona], this gripping tale of hope, sacrifice, and resilience keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, blending warm emotional beats with high-stakes suspense that will resonate long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>Based on Clive Barker's short story "Jacqueline Ess: Her Will And Testament." The story originally appeared in Barker's anthology novel "The Books Of Blood" and tells of a beautiful seductress with the ability to change people's body shapes with her mind.</p><p>"Jacqueline Ess" tells the story of a beautiful woman with the ability to horrifically change people's body shapes simply with her mind. Her ability gives her the power to grant men the ultimate sexual experience, albeit one that always proves fatal. It's a story of sex, power, and the extremes that await us at the limits of desire.</p>

<p>In the whimsical and musical world of [c=Anurag Basu]'s vibrant imagination, a young detective with a peculiar stutter embarks on a globetrotting adventure to solve the greatest mystery of his life. [c=Ranbir Kapoor] stars as Jagga, a brilliant but shy teenager whose only clue to his missing adoptive father is a cryptic message from a far-off land. His quest leads him to team up with the spirited and often accident-prone journalist Shruti, played by [c=Katrina Kaif], whose own ambitions become entangled in his deeply personal mission. Together, they navigate a colorful tapestry of eccentric characters, from a dubious politician to a mysterious informant, all while communicating their discoveries through infectious song and dance. This inventive comedy-mystery blends heartfelt romance with high-stakes intrigue, creating a uniquely cinematic experience where every clue unfolds with musical flair and every step brings them closer to a truth more astonishing than they ever imagined.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Alison Klayman], the intimate documentary Jagged pulls back the curtain on the meteoric rise of iconic singer-songwriter [c=Alanis Morissette]. Framed around the 25th anniversary of her groundbreaking album Jagged Little Pill, the film offers a raw and revealing look at the young artist behind the era-defining anthems of angst and liberation. Through candid present-day interviews and a wealth of personal archival footage, Morissette revisits the whirlwind of fame, creative control, and personal transformation that accompanied the album's unprecedented success. The film navigates the complex duality of being a global voice for a generation while grappling with the intense pressures and often-overlooked challenges of the music industry. With a tone that is both celebratory and contemplative, Jagged presents a powerful portrait of an artist reclaiming her own narrative, exploring the woman who survived the phenomenon and emerged with her creative spirit not just intact, but evolved.</p>

<p>When a wealthy newspaper publisher is brutally murdered in her isolated beach house, all evidence points to her husband, charismatic San Francisco socialite Jack Forrester [c=Jeff Bridges]. Facing the death penalty, Forrester hires top defense attorney Teddy Barnes [c=Glenn Close], a lawyer who left criminal law behind after a crisis of conscience. As Teddy delves into the gruesome case, she finds herself powerfully drawn to her charming client, believing in his proclaimed innocence despite the damning, circumstantial evidence meticulously assembled by the ambitious district attorney, Thomas Krasny [c=Peter Coyote]. Navigating a treacherous path of legal strategy and personal ethics, Teddy and her cynical private investigator, Sam Ransom [c=Robert Loggia], race to uncover the truth, a quest that pulls her into a dangerous game of cat and mouse where trust is the ultimate gamble. This sleek, suspenseful thriller from director [c=Steven Bersch] masterfully builds an atmosphere of paranoia and seduction, keeping viewers on a jagged edge as the line between innocence and guilt becomes terrifyingly blurred.</p>

<p>In the corrupt and turbulent district of Bankipur, a new kind of officer arrives to restore order. [c=Priyanka Chopra] stars as Superintendent of Police Abha Mathur, an idealistic and principled woman determined to uphold the law in a system riddled with compromise. She faces not only ruthless criminals and powerful politicians but also the deep-seated apathy within her own department, including a seasoned but morally conflicted officer played by director [c=Prakash Jha]. As Abha navigates this volatile landscape, she discovers that true justice requires more than just following procedure; it demands confronting the brutal realities of power and the blurred lines between right and wrong. This gritty drama weaves a tense narrative of personal conviction clashing with institutional decay, where one woman’s unwavering stand threatens to ignite a long-overdue revolution against the very forces meant to protect the people.</p>

<p>Behind the prison walls of Uganda's notorious Luzira Maximum Security Prison, a remarkable story of resilience and redemption unfolds in this compelling documentary from directors [c=Dione Roach] and [c=Steve Happi]. The film follows the inmates of the prison's music recording studio, known as Jail Time Records, where incarcerated men and women find purpose and expression through hip-hop, reggae, and traditional African rhythms. As the prisoners grapple with the harsh realities of their sentences and the stigma of incarceration, they channel their pain, regret, and hope into powerful lyrics and performances that challenge the system that holds them. The documentary captures the raw talent and emotional depth of these artists, from aspiring rappers to seasoned musicians, all united by their desire to transform their lives behind bars. With unprecedented access to the prison and its inhabitants, [c=Dione Roach] and [c=Steve Happi] craft an intimate and thought-provoking portrait of the human spirit's capacity for creativity and change, exploring the tension between punishment and rehabilitation while celebrating the universal power of music to heal and connect.</p>

<p>[m=Jailbroken] is a gripping thriller directed by [c=Vasily Chuprina] that unfolds over 87 intense minutes. The film features a compelling cast including [c=Bryan Larkin], [c=Armin Karima], [c=David Hayman], and [c=Douglas Russell], who bring depth and tension to the story. Written by [c=Raymond Friel], the narrative delves into a high-stakes world where danger and suspense intertwine, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. The collaboration between the director and writer crafts a taut atmosphere, showcasing the talents of the ensemble cast as they navigate a perilous journey filled with unexpected twists. This tightly paced thriller captures the essence of survival and resilience, making [m=Jailbroken] a must-watch for fans of the genre.</p>

<p>Film based on the true story of an "American Idol"-like singing contest held in an Arizona jail. Bret Kaiser, a heavy-metal musician-turned-detention officer at Arizona's Tent City, the fourth-largest jail in the country. Kaiser, whose life rights are part of the package, rallied thousands of inmates to participate in the "Inmate Idle Singing Con-Test." Cell block hostilities were curtailed as inmates rallied around the contestants. Alice Cooper was a guest judge for the finals.</p>

<p>Jake Klein, 50, sets out to make a movie. He hires an actor to play himself and throws a big party. His idea is to shoot the heck out of it and see what he gets. But, everything spins out of control as different, unexpected people show up. Old loves are there. New loves are there. His dead father, his mother when she was young, his kids, his ex-wife. Even his younger selves, Jake at 40, Jake at 30 and Jake at 17, are there, too! And every one of them has tons of advice on how to fix his screwed up life. Jake's head reels as he staggers through what's either a mystical experience, a nervous breakdown... or both!</p>

<p>Anne (Barbara Crampton), a woman in her late 50's who is married to a small-town Minister feels her life and marriage have been shrinking over the past 30 years. Through a chance encounter with "The Master", she discovers a new sense of power and an appetite to live bigger and bolder than before. However, these changes come with a heavy body count and a toll on her marriage. </p>

<p>In the sun-drenched chaos of a destination wedding, a group of old friends find their vacation paradise quickly turning into a comedic nightmare in this sharp comedy from director [c=Jonathan Levine]. When the meticulously planned Jamaican nuptials begin to spectacularly unravel, the wedding party—a mix of anxious personalities and hidden agendas—must scramble to keep the celebration on track. As tensions rise faster than the tropical heat, long-buried resentments and romantic entanglements surface, testing friendships and loyalties. With the clock ticking and a desperate bride on the verge of a meltdown, this mismatched ensemble must navigate a series of escalating mishaps, cultural misunderstandings, and their own personal dramas. Balancing heartfelt moments with absurdist humor, the film delivers a hilarious and chaotic portrait of what happens when the best-laid plans meet the unpredictable reality of paradise.</p>

<p>In the comedic odyssey of "James Acaster: Cinemagoers Welcome," stand-up comedian [c=James Acaster] invites audiences into a whimsical exploration of the cinematic experience. With his signature blend of absurdity and sharp wit, Acaster weaves together tales that resonate deeply with film enthusiasts while poking fun at the peculiarities of movie culture. As he delves into the joys and frustrations of being a devoted cinemagoer, he navigates the often hilarious terrain of beloved film tropes and the shared quirks of audiences.</p> <p>The film captures Acaster's unique perspective on the world, relying on his keen observational humor to discuss everything from the thrill of the big screen to the odd rituals of moviegoers. Throughout this engaging performance, he confronts the central conflict of understanding our obsession with film and the stories we tell ourselves about the characters we love. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, brimming with laughter as Acaster's charm and relatability shine through. Engaging and thought-provoking, "James Acaster: Cinemagoers Welcome" promises an entertaining ride for both avid film lovers and casual viewers alike.</p>

<p>It centers on the famed Irish writer's life as he writes Finnegans Wake and his daughter Lucia's mental health deteriorates. Lucia, a professional dancer, was once treated by Carl Jung and diagnosed as schizophrenic in the mid-1930s; a failed romance with playwright Samuel Beckett was particularly damaging to her. The film tells of the heroic struggle of the near-blind Joyce to protect and support his beloved daughter. </p>

<p>An orphan lives with his two mean aunts who befriends human-like bugs who live inside a giant peach, and they trek to New York City.</p>

<p>Behind every breathtaking leap and bone-crunching collision on screen lies a world of meticulous planning and unseen risk. This gripping documentary pulls back the curtain on the high-stakes life of legendary stunt coordinator [c=James Bamford], the creative force behind the visceral action of series like [t=Arrow] and [t=The Flash]. The film immerses viewers in Bamford's relentless pursuit of cinematic perfection, where every punch thrown and every car flipped is a carefully orchestrated dance with danger. As he pushes his team and himself to the absolute limit to create iconic moments, the narrative explores the immense physical and mental toll of a career built on controlled chaos. Framed as a tense and adrenaline-fueled tribute to an often-unsung art form, the movie captures the fragile line between spectacular success and catastrophic failure, celebrating the daring individuals who make the impossible look effortless.</p>

<p>In the dramatic film "James the Second," director and producer [c=Max Amini] crafts a compelling story written by Tim Tuchrello. The narrative centers on a young man's complex journey, brought to life by a talented ensemble cast. [c=Bryce Gheisar] takes on a pivotal role, supported by performances from [c=Lynn Collins], [c=Ella Anderson], and [c=Isaian Washington]. The cast is further strengthened by [c=Nick Stahl], [c=Beau Garrett], [c=Jonathan Kite], and [c=George Wallace], each contributing to the film's emotional depth. Over the course of its 87-minute runtime, the movie explores themes of identity and personal struggle under Amini's guiding vision, creating an intimate and impactful cinematic experience.</p>

<p>In the raw and emotionally charged drama [m=James White], [c=Christopher Abbott] delivers a searing performance as the title character, a young man in New York City adrift in a haze of hedonism and avoidance. His fragile world is anchored by his ailing mother, played with heartbreaking vulnerability by [c=Cynthia Nixon], whose deteriorating health forces James to confront his own arrested development and chaotic lifestyle. Directed with intimate intensity by [c=Josh Mond], the film follows James as he navigates fraught relationships, including those with a close friend portrayed by [c=Kid Cudi] and other figures from his life, such as those played by [c=Ron Livingston] and [c=Makenzie Leigh]. This unflinching portrait of grief, responsibility, and a son's love under extreme duress unfolds over a taut 88 minutes, earning its R rating through unvarnished emotional truth rather than graphic content, capturing the tumultuous journey of a man being painfully forged into adulthood.</p>

<p>Based on a true story, this gripping drama follows Jamesy Burns ([c=Spencer Lofranco]), a troubled teenager from a broken home whose life of petty crime escalates into a violent act, landing him in a maximum-security prison. Surrounded by hardened criminals, Jamesy is a scared young man in a brutal world, but he finds an unlikely mentor in a charismatic and wise lifer named Conrad ([c=Ving Rhames]), who teaches him the harsh codes of survival and the possibility of redemption. Torn between the pull of his old life, represented by his devoted mother ([c=Mary-Louise Parker]) and a new romantic interest ([c=Taissa Farmiga]), and the daunting path of reform, Jamesy must confront his own violent nature. Directed by [c=Trevor White], the film is a raw and unflinching exploration of second chances, featuring a powerful supporting performance from [c=James Woods] as the prison warden. It is a tense and emotional journey that asks whether a young man can truly change his destiny when the streets and the system are both stacked against him.</p>

<p>In a wintry small town, the body of a teenager named Jamie Marks is found by the river. Adam, the star of his cross-country team, becomes fascinated with Jamie-a boy nobody really knew or interacted with, except occasionally to bully him. When Jamie's ghost begins to appear both to Adam and Gracie, the classmate who discovered the body, Adam is caught between two worlds. He has a budding romance with Gracie, but he also feels a deep connection to Jamie, who brings him closer to the world of the undead.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Gabrielle Foret], this whimsical short film rockets audiences into a vibrant, animated universe where curiosity knows no bounds. Jamie, a plucky and imaginative young dreamer, finds their quiet afternoon turned upside down when a mischievous, glowing comet streaks across the sky and snatches their most treasured possession. Determined to get it back, Jamie embarks on a thrilling chase that leaps from their cozy backyard into the dazzling expanse of outer space. Along the way, they encounter a colorful cast of quirky celestial beings and navigate asteroid fields and starlit mazes, each challenge testing their courage and resourcefulness. The tone is a delightful blend of playful adventure and heartfelt wonder, capturing the boundless spirit of childhood exploration. As Jamie races against time to catch the elusive cosmic trickster, the journey becomes less about the lost item and more about discovering the strength found in perseverance and imagination. This charming, fast-paced tale is a sparkling celebration of determination that will leave viewers of all ages cheering for its pint-sized hero.</p>

Jan is a boy growing up in 1930s Siam in a wealthy, dysfunctional family where sex has a huge impact on everyone's lives. Jan is viewed by his father as cursed, since his mother died giving birth to him.

Jan, a young boy, grows up without a mother and is often insulted by his father. He struggles with his life as he longs to be with several women, even Madame Boonleung, his father's lover.

A clash of ideologies. One stands for the people, the other feeds on control. Their paths collided once before. Years later, a child’s silent fear ignites the past, drawing a former police officer into a battle far bigger than personal revenge.

<p>Drawing from over 100 hours of never-before-seen footage that has been tucked away in the National Geographic archives for over 50 years, award-winning director Brett Morgen tells the story of "Jane", a woman whose chimpanzee research challenged the male-dominated scientific consensus of her time and revolutionized our understanding of the natural world. </p><p>Set to a rich orchestral score from legendary composer Philip Glass, the film offers an unprecedented, intimate portrait of Jane Goodall - a trailblazer who defied the odds to become one of the world's most admired conservationists.</p>

<p>As five women and one enigmatic man meet to discuss the works of Jane Austen, they find their love lives playing out in a 21st century version of her novels. Sylvia (Amy Brenneman), is shocked when her husband Daniel (Jimmy Smits), leaves her after 20 plus years and three children. Jocelyn (Maria Bello), her unmarried best friend, distracts herself from her unacknowledged loneliness by breeding dogs. Prudie (Emily Blunt) is a young French teacher, in possession of a worthy husband yet distracted by persistent fantasies about sex with another man. The many times married Bernadette (Kathy Baker) develops a yearning for one more chance at happiness. Beautiful, risk-taking Allegra (Maggie Grace), Sylvia and Daniel's lesbian daughter, has quit talking to her lover. And Grigg (Hugh Dancy), a young science fiction fan and computer whiz, seems horribly both out of place and obliviously at ease as the only man to be invited into the book circle.</p>

<p>In this intimate and emotionally charged drama, [c=Charlotte Gainsbourg] directs a delicate portrait of her own mother, the iconic [c=Jane Birkin]. More than a traditional documentary, the film unfolds as a series of candid conversations and shared moments, revealing the complex layers of a relationship viewed through the dual lens of family and fame. As Charlotte turns her camera on Jane, she seeks to understand the woman behind the public persona, exploring themes of artistry, motherhood, and the passage of time.</p> <p>The film navigates the quiet, profound space between a daughter and her mother, where love is intertwined with a lifetime of observations and unspoken histories. Through their dialogue, a subtle yet powerful tension emerges—the challenge of truly seeing a parent as an individual, separate from the roles they have always played. [c=Charlotte Gainsbourg] crafts a poignant and atmospheric thriller of the heart, where the central mystery is the person you thought you knew best. With evocative intimacy, Jane by Charlotte captures the beautiful, haunting process of rediscovery, offering a rare glimpse into the private world of two extraordinary artists.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking documentary "Jane Elliott Against the World," directed by [c=Judd Ehrlich], viewers are introduced to the formidable educator and activist Jane Elliott, renowned for her groundbreaking work on race and discrimination. Through her eye-opening "Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes" exercise, she challenges societal norms and confronts deep-seated prejudices. Elliott's mission is clear: to unveil the harsh realities of racism and ignite conversations that many are hesitant to have.</p> <p>As she travels across the country, Elliott encounters a diverse array of individuals, each grappling with their own perceptions about race and privilege. Her unwavering resolve to educate others creates a dynamic conflict as she faces resistance from those unwilling to confront uncomfortable truths. The film captures Elliott's passionate advocacy and the emotional responses she elicits, painting a portrait of a woman against the backdrop of a society still wrestling with issues of inequality.</p> <p>With a tone that oscillates between inspiring and challenging, "Jane Elliott Against the World" invites audiences to reflect on their own beliefs and the societal structures that shape them. This documentary promises to leave an indelible mark on viewers, encouraging a deeper understanding of race and the imperative for change.</p>

<p>Mia Wasikowska ("Alice in Wonderland") and Michael Fassbender ("Inglourious Basterds") star in the romantic drama based on Charlotte Bronte's classic novel, from acclaimed director Cary Fukunaga ("Sin Nombre"). In the story, Jane Eyre flees Thornfield House, where she works as a governess for wealthy Edward Rochester. As she reflects upon the people and emotions that have defined her, it is clear that the isolated and imposing residence - and Mr. Rochester's coldness - have sorely tested the young woman's resilience, forged years earlier when she was orphaned. She must now act decisively to secure her own future and come to terms with the past that haunts her - and the terrible secret that Mr. Rochester is hiding and that she has uncovered...</p>

<p>In this intimate and revealing documentary, the iconic and ever-evolving [c=Jane Fonda] narrates the story of her own life, framed through five distinct acts defined by the influential men in her world. Directed by [c=Susan Lacy], the film weaves together present-day reflections, extensive personal archives, and candid interviews with figures like [c=Robert Redford], [c=Lily Tomlin], and [c=Ted Turner] to construct a deeply personal portrait. It traces her journey from a childhood shadowed by her famous father, through her rise as a controversial movie star and political activist, to her later reinventions as a fitness mogul and passionate advocate. The film grapples with the central conflict of a woman perpetually in the public eye, striving to define herself amidst immense fame, political firestorms, and personal reckonings. With a tone that is both unflinching and empathetic, this documentary peels back the layers of an American icon to reveal the complex, driven, and resilient woman behind the headlines.</p>

<p>Young and pretty with a soul of pure steel, Jane Hammond (Natalie Portman) is a good girl married to one of the worst baddies in town. When her husband Bill turns against his own gang, the vicious Bishop Boys, and returns home barely alive with eight bullets in his back, Jane knows it's time to ditch the dress for a pair of pants and strap on her own gun.</p><p> As the relentless leader John Bishop gears up for revenge, Jane's best hope for her family's survival rests with her old love Dan Frost (Joel Edgerton) - a gunslinger whose hatred for Bill is only slightly overshadowed by his love for Jane. Together Jane and Dan spring clever traps, luring Bishop's men to certain death just as their old feelings for each other resurface amidst the flying bullets.</p><p>With director Lynne Ramsay ("We Need to Talk About Kevin", "Morvern Callar") at the helm, the rich dimensions of these characters find their best ally with Jane out in front, taking her fate into her own hands with the kind of bravado legends are made of.</p>

<p>The story centers on a seasoned police detective battling her own demons as her family life spins out of control. She is put on a suspicious murder case of an affluent couple who got mixed up with the wrong man - sending her down a rabbit hole, as affairs, jealousies and dark secrets emerge that threaten to involve her own private life.</p>

<p>In the delightfully chaotic comedy "The Jane Plan," legendary primatologist [c=Jane Goodall] finds her meticulously ordered world upended when a bureaucratic mix-up lands her in charge of a struggling community garden project in the heart of a bustling city. Directed by [c=Inga Turczyn], the film follows Jane as she attempts to apply her profound understanding of animal social structures and habitats to a group of wildly eccentric, opinionated urban gardeners who have more in common with a troop of unruly chimpanzees than she initially realizes. As she navigates petty squabbles over tomato stakes, a militant composting enthusiast, and the looming threat of a corporate developer, Jane discovers that human nature presents its own unique set of behavioral puzzles. With her trademark patience and unconventional wisdom, she devises a "plan" to bring harmony to the garden, learning as much about community and connection as she teaches, in a heartwarming story that proves sometimes the wildest adventures are found just outside your own door.</p>

<p>"Jane Wants a Boyfriend" centers around Jane-a bright-eyed young woman in her mid 20s living with autism-and her overprotective, and recently engaged, older sister Bianca. When their parents announce that they are moving out of their Brooklyn brownstone and heading to the suburbs of New Jersey, they propose the sisters move in together-a suggestion that throws Bianca's newly engaged life through a loop and forces her to re-examine her relationship with her sister.</p>

<p>Based on the first of the thee books in Terry Pratchett's best-selling The Bromeliad Trilogy, which tells the story of the Nomes, a race of tiny people from another world who now struggle to survive in the world hidden among humans. They find an artifact known as "The Thing" which teaches them about their secret history and make plans to return home.</p>

<p>A faded rock star is forced to take responsibility for the daughter he never knew he had in Janie Jones, a funny and touching road trip through the world of rock 'n' roll from writer-director David M. Rosenthal ("Falling Up"), inspired by his own experiences.</p><p>Rocker Ethan Brand (Alessandro Nivola) and his band, the Ethan Brand Experience, are on the comeback trail when a former flame (Oscar nominee Elisabeth Shue) drops a bomb in his lap-their 13-year-old daughter, Janie Jones (Abigail Breslin). Ethan refuses to believe Janie is his kid, but when her mom suddenly leaves for rehab, the child has no place to go but with the band.</p><p>With no inclination toward fatherhood, Ethan continues his hard-living ways, leaving Janie to fend for herself in the dive bars and sleazy motels along the way. As his drug and booze-fueled antics take their toll on and off stage, the band deserts him one by one, until he and Janie are left alone.</p><p>Desperate to finish the tour and revive his career, Ethan stays on the road as a solo act with Janie in tow. As Ethan's self-destructive spiral threatens to derail his comeback, Janie uses her own surprising musical talents to help guide him down the rocky road to redemption.</p>

<p>In the raw and electric world of 1960s rock and roll, a voice emerges that will define a generation. [c=Michelle Williams] delivers a transformative performance as Janis Joplin, the trailblazing singer whose meteoric rise from a small-town outcast to a psychedelic blues icon is captured in this intimate drama. Directed by [c=Sean Durkin], the film plunges into the heart of a brilliant yet vulnerable artist, driven by an insatiable hunger for love and artistic freedom amidst the whirlwind of fame. As her powerful, soul-wrenching vocals captivate the world, Janis grapples with the intense pressures of stardom, the seductive chaos of the counterculture, and the personal demons that both fuel her music and threaten to consume her. This poignant biographical portrait, set against a backdrop of legendary performances and personal turmoil, explores the luminous spirit and profound loneliness of a woman who poured every ounce of her being into her art, leaving an indelible mark on music history.</p>

<p>Since her death from a heroin overdose in 1970 at age twenty-seven, Janis Joplin has been a ubiquitous presence on posters, T-shirts, and classic-rock radio. In this documentary she reverts from an icon back into a human being. Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Amy Berg excavates unseen material, interviews Joplin's confidantes and uncovers personal letters. The resulting portrait gives us fresh insight into the mighty talent behind famous versions of "Piece of My Heart," "Cry Baby," and "Me and Bobby McGee."</p><p>Growing up in Port Arthur, Texas, Joplin was a tomboy beatnik who was sorely out of place. "They laughed me out of class, out of town, and out of the state," she says in a clip from The Dick Cavett Show. She found a more welcoming community in San Francisco's scene of hippies and psychedelic rockers, where she joined the band Big Brother and the Holding Company. Through interviews with her family members and fellow musicians, the film helps us better understand the different worlds she inhabited and the people who had the most influence on her.</p><p>On stage and on camera, Joplin frequently projected an image of being high and happy-go-lucky. Berg's film reveals a more vulnerable character who cycled in and out of addictions and channelled her emotions into her art. Singer Cat Power (a.k.a. Chan Marshall) does an uncanny job of recreating Joplin's voice in readings from her letters. But the dominant voice is Joplin's own, in extraordinary performances drawn from both classic and rare footage.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes, low-budget world of concert promotion, two hustling cousins find their big break slipping into a comedic nightmare in this raucous comedy. [c=Ice Cube] and [c=Mike Epps] star as Janky and Russell, small-time operators who finally land a contract to bring a massive superstar rapper to their hometown for a lucrative show. With dreams of finally hitting the big time, the pair, along with their eccentric crew including the unpredictable [c=Terry Crews], scramble to pull together the impossible—securing a venue, managing outrageous demands, and coming up with the massive deposit money. Their get-rich-quick scheme quickly spirals out of control as they navigate a chaotic maze of shady characters, their own incompetence, and the ever-present threat of violent local gangsters, all while the clock ticks down to showtime. Directed by [c=Marcus Raboy] and written by [c=Ice Cube], this R-rated ride delivers non-stop laughs and streetwise humor as these janky promoters learn that in the music business, the road to success is paved with disastrous pitfalls and outrageous consequences.</p>

<p>In this outrageously meta comedy, the boundary between reality and performance blurs when the infamous Australian prank collective, [c=The Janoskians], find themselves in a predicament far stranger than any of their staged antics. After their wild online fame begins to wane, the group is presented with a lucrative but dubious offer to star in a biographical film about their own lives. As they navigate the chaotic and often absurd filmmaking process led by director [c=Brett Weiner], they must contend with a parade of celebrity cameos, including [c=Kendall Schmidt], [c=Nash Grier], and [c=Meg DeAngelis], all playing heightened versions of themselves. The central conflict arises as the boys struggle to control their own narrative, realizing the so-called "untold" story is becoming increasingly "untrue," forcing them to question what is real and what is merely for the camera. Packed with the group's signature irreverent humor and fourth-wall-breaking antics, the film creates a hilariously self-aware atmosphere that satirizes fame, fandom, and the very nature of storytelling in the digital age.</p>

<p>An adaptation of a Robert Ludlum thriller novel, Paul Janson, an ex-Navy SEAL and former member of the covert government agency Consular Operations. In the book, he is haunted by memories of the Vietnam War and his mentor and commanding officer, whose sadistic side prompted him to turn Janson over to the enemy to be tortured. Janson escaped and provided the evidence of war crimes that caused his CO's execution. Years later, Janson is a corporate secutiry consultant who takes a job rescuing an important man, but when the job goes awry, Janson is targeted for a "beyond salvage" termination order. He has no choice but to follow the clues that lead him to a massive scandal.</p>

<p>On a cold winter day that begins like any other, a seemingly ordinary woman finds her life irrevocably altered by a single, unexpected event. Directed by [c=Alison Johnson], this concise and potent three-minute drama captures a pivotal moment of personal reckoning. The film immerses the viewer in the protagonist’s immediate experience as she grapples with the sudden intrusion of a life-changing reality, her quiet world shattered in an instant. As the minutes of January 22nd tick by, the narrative focuses intensely on her internal conflict—the shock, the denial, and the daunting confrontation with a new and uncertain path ahead. Crafted with a stark, intimate tone, the film transforms a specific date into a universal portrait of human resilience, exploring how one ordinary person navigates the profound shockwaves of a day that divides a life into before and after.</p>

<p>In the documentary film "January 24th 2025: Anniversary #1," directed by [c=Elaine Fuentes], viewers are invited to explore a poignant journey that reflects on significant milestones and memories associated with this particular date. The film delves into the emotional and historical aspects that make January 24th a day of remembrance and celebration. Through the lens of [c=Elaine Fuentes], the audience is presented with a unique perspective that captures the essence of the anniversary, offering insights and personal stories that resonate deeply. With a runtime of 25 minutes, this documentary promises to engage viewers with its thoughtful narrative and compelling visuals, making it a noteworthy addition to the genre.</p>

<p>A writer and wayward son reluctantly returns to his small town to take care of his estranged father, a victim of Alzheimer's. Complications ensue with his girlfriend and his young sister (King), who lashes out in response to the circumstances while battling her own demons.</p>

<p>In a near-future world of staggering technological advancement and profound social division, a reclusive robotics genius, played by [c=Michael B. Jordan], finds his life upended when his most personal creation is stolen. This android, designed with a secret purpose far beyond its sophisticated AI, becomes the key to a conspiracy that threatens the delicate balance of power across the globe. Driven by a desperate need to reclaim his work and uncover the truth, he forms an uneasy alliance with a tenacious cyber-investigator portrayed by [c=Sandra Oh], whose own motives are shrouded in mystery. Their perilous journey from the neon-drenched megacities to the desolate outskirts of society plunges them into a high-stakes game of corporate espionage and shadowy agendas. Blending the sleek tension of a sci-fi thriller with the emotional core of a character-driven drama, the film crafts a visually stunning exploration of identity, connection, and what it means to be human in a world increasingly defined by machines.</p>

<p>In the poignant short film Japantown: What is Lost, What Remains, director [c=Kelyn Ikegami] crafts an intimate portrait of a community grappling with the erasure of its history. The narrative unfolds through the eyes of a young man returning to his family’s roots in a rapidly changing neighborhood, where gleaming new developments threaten to overshadow the cultural landmarks of the past. His journey becomes a personal excavation, driven by a need to understand his heritage before it vanishes completely.</p> <p>As he connects with elders and explores fading storefronts and community spaces, he confronts the central tension between progress and preservation. This quietly powerful film, produced by [c=Romy Franks], [c=Hunter Phillips], and [c=Jared Jakins], moves with a documentary-like realism, blending gentle melancholy with resilient hope. It is a lyrical exploration of identity, a tribute to the spirit of a place, and a compelling question about what we choose to carry forward when the physical world around us is transformed.</p>