<p>Roald Amundsen's (Pal Sverre Hagen) dream of reaching the North Pole haunts him throughout his life. He is obsessed with the idea of discovering the last unchartered lands of the world. While he wins the race against Robert Scott to becomes the first man ever to conquer the South Pole, Amundsen will sacrifice everything to be the first to explore the icy wastelands of the North Pole.</p>

<p>Three women find themselves trapped in a terrifying game of cat and mouse in this suspenseful horror film directed by [c=John Simpson]. Tabitha (played by [c=Jessica Lucas]), a sharp-witted college student, is abducted by a mysterious masked figure and locked inside a derelict motel room, where her only clues to survival are a series of cryptic messages. Meanwhile, her childhood friend Shelby ([c=Katheryn Winnick]) and cousin Lisa ([c=Laura Breckenridge]) are lured into separate, equally nightmarish scenarios involving a sadistic clown and a twisted dollhouse. As the three women fight to escape their individual horrors, they discover a chilling connection to a dark secret from their shared past, one that involves a vengeful boy named Dan ([c=Preston Bailey]). With its relentless tension and cleverly interwoven storylines, [m=Amusement] delivers a gripping ride through psychological terror and slasher thrills, keeping viewers guessing until the final, shocking reveal. The R-rated film also features [c=Keir O'Donnell], [c=Tad Hilgenbrinck], [c=Reid Scott], and [c=Alisha Boe] in a tale that explores how childhood trauma can resurface with deadly consequences.</p>

<p>From BAFTA award-winning director Asif Kapadia (SENNA), AMY tells the incredible story of six-time Grammy-winner Amy Winehouse - in her own words. Featuring extensive unseen archive footage and previously unheard tracks, this strikingly modern, moving and vital film shines a light on the world we live in, in a way that very few can.</p><p>A once-in-a-generation talent, Amy Winehouse was a musician that captured the world's attention. A pure jazz artist in the most authentic sense - she wrote and sung from the heart using her musical gifts to analyse her own problems. The combination of her raw honesty and supreme talent resulted in some of the most unique and adored songs of the modern era.</p><p>Her huge success, however, resulted in relentless and invasive media attention which coupled with Amy's troubled relationships and precarious lifestyle saw her life tragically begin to unravel. Amy Winehouse died from alcohol poisoning in July 2011 at the age of 27.</p>

<p>Dionne Bromfield opens up for the first time about the impact of Amy's death on her life. The film will take viewers on a deeply personal journey where Dionne shares the highs, lows and exclusive unseen archival material from the adventures she had with Amy Winehouse, all while paying tribute to their unbreakable bond.</p>

<p>In the tense psychological thriller "Amygdala," writer-director [c=William Frankenstein] crafts a chilling ten-minute descent into a fractured mind. The film centers on a woman, portrayed with raw intensity by [c=Amy Puente], who awakens in a sterile, unfamiliar room with no memory of how she arrived. As she struggles to piece together her identity, she is confronted by a series of enigmatic figures, including characters played by [c=Tris Ikeda] and [c=Audrey Morrison], each one seeming to reflect a different facet of her own psyche or a piece of a terrifying puzzle. The central conflict becomes a desperate race against her own crumbling perception, where every door she opens leads deeper into a labyrinth of suppressed trauma and fear. With a suffocating atmosphere and a relentless pace, "Amygdala" explores the primal terror of losing oneself, questioning what is real and what is a manifestation of the mind's darkest corner. The ensemble cast, including [c=Ava Marr] and [c=J Diego Gonçalves], brings this harrowing internal struggle to life, promising viewers a short but profoundly unsettling experience that lingers long after the final frame.</p>

An unexpected love story set in WW1 France between a young Australian baker who has deserted the front line, and a grieving French woman, who puts her own life at risk by sheltering him from the authorities.

<p>In the haunting psychological thriller [m=An Act of Penance], directed by [c=Caleb Clarke], a troubled young woman named Sarah, portrayed by [c=Ashley LaLonde], returns to her isolated rural hometown after years of self-imposed exile, driven by a desperate need to confront the guilt that has consumed her. She is drawn back by the mysterious disappearance of her childhood friend, a case that remains unsolved and seems to be connected to a dark secret from their shared past. As Sarah digs deeper, she is aided by a skeptical local detective, played by [c=D.B. Milliken], and a reclusive town elder, played by [c=Elise Vannerson], who holds the key to the community’s buried sins. The central conflict unfolds as Sarah must navigate a web of lies, paranoia, and supernatural occurrences that blur the line between atonement and revenge. With a tense, atmospheric tone that blends suspense with elements of folk horror, the film explores themes of redemption, trauma, and the heavy price of forgiveness. [c=Baker Zac Calvert] and [c=Courtney Corso-Casiano] round out a cast that brings raw emotional depth to this gripping story of a woman’s quest to cleanse her soul before it is too late.</p>

A newly appointed high school teacher begins her job hoping for a fresh start, but her life takes an unsettling turn when a troubled student becomes fixated on her. As boundaries blur and personal and professional lines are tested, the situation escalates, forcing her to confront the consequences of desire, power, and responsibility.

Eun-joo is a twenty-year-old pre-college student who lives with her sister Eun-hee. Eun-hee is worried about her sister's academics and hires Je-hyuk as her tutor. Eun-joo falls for Je-hyuk as time goes by. They end up making love. A few months later, Eun-joo improves her grades and passes her tests. However, Eun-hee announces that she's getting married to Je-hyuk and Eun-joo doesn't want to lose him...

<p>In a mere three minutes, writer-director [c=Colby Schoetz] crafts a poignant and intimate drama about the profound weight of a single choice. The film centers on an ordinary individual presented with an extraordinary, metaphysical opportunity: to formally appeal for a second chance at living. This is not a flashy science fiction premise but a raw, character-driven exploration of regret and the human desire for redemption. The protagonist must confront their past, examining the pivotal moments and relationships that defined their life’s trajectory, all while grappling with the daunting task of justifying their worth for another beginning. Stripping away spectacle for emotional authenticity, the film adopts a contemplative and somber tone, asking universal questions about legacy, forgiveness, and what one would say if given the chance to argue for more time. This concise yet powerful narrative serves as a mirror, compelling viewers to reflect on their own lives and the appeals they might make.</p>

<p>In this poignant short drama from writer-director [c=Logan Wilkins], a simple daily ritual becomes the fragile thread holding a fractured life together. [c=Nathaniel Schmoyer] delivers a quiet, compelling performance as a man clinging to routine, for whom the titular apple represents a sliver of control and normalcy in a world that feels increasingly alien. His journey intersects with another soul, portrayed by [c=Wayne Street], whose own path is marked by a different kind of yearning. Over the course of seven intimate minutes, the film explores the profound loneliness of modern existence and the silent, often unspoken, connections that can form in the most mundane of moments. With a contemplative and atmospheric tone, "An Apple a Day (Keeps the Doctor Away)" crafts a subtle yet powerful narrative about the human need for ritual, the weight of solitude, and the unexpected places where we might find a semblance of healing.</p>

<p>In the family drama "An Autumn Summer," directed by [c=Jared Isaac], a compelling ensemble cast brings to life a story that explores the bonds and challenges within a family unit. The film features [c=Lukita Maxwell], [c=Mark McKenna], [c=Louise Barnes], [c=Katie Baker], [c=Tony Horton], [c=Jun Yu], [c=Joette Waters], [c=Josh Rogers], and [c=Julian Bass] in key roles. As the narrative unfolds, the characters navigate personal growth and shifting relationships against the backdrop of changing seasons, with the autumn setting symbolizing transition and reflection. The film delves into themes of love, loss, and the enduring strength of family ties, offering a heartfelt look at how individuals come together to support one another through life's inevitable changes. With a runtime of 98 minutes, "An Autumn Summer" presents a poignant and relatable tale that resonates with audiences of all ages, emphasizing the importance of connection and understanding in the face of adversity.</p>

<p>In the brief yet emotionally resonant film [m=An Encounter], directed by [c=Abe Dassa Kaye], a chance meeting between two strangers unfolds in a quiet, everyday setting, revealing the profound impact of human connection. The story centers on a man played by [c=Jacob Schorsch] who, while going about his routine, crosses paths with a woman portrayed by [c=Leila Dall'Olmo]. Their initial, seemingly mundane interaction slowly deepens as they share a series of unspoken glances and tentative words, each carrying the weight of their own unexpressed desires and regrets. The film captures the tension of a pivotal moment where vulnerability meets opportunity, exploring the delicate dance between risk and regret. With a subtle, contemplative tone, the narrative builds on the quiet electricity of two people standing on the brink of a life-altering decision. As the clock ticks down on their brief encounter, the audience is left wondering whether they will seize the chance to truly connect or let the moment slip away, a testament to the fleeting nature of intimacy in a crowded world.</p>

<p>In the quiet, introspective drama "An Evening Song (for Three Voices)", three lives intersect over the course of a single, transformative night. Directed by [c=Graham Swon], the film weaves a delicate tapestry of connection and isolation, anchored by compelling performances from [c=Hannah Gross], [c=Peter Vack], and [c=Deragh Campbell]. Each character arrives at this shared evening carrying their own private burdens—unspoken longings, professional anxieties, and the quiet desperation of urban life—seeking something they cannot quite name.</p> <p>As conversations unfold in the intimate confines of a modest apartment, the trio navigates a subtle dance of revelation and retreat. The central conflict emerges not from grand events, but from the fragile space between words and the weight of what remains unsaid. This atmospheric drama masterfully cultivates a tone of melancholic realism, exploring how brief encounters can resonate with profound emotional truth. The film invites viewers into a deeply human story about the search for understanding and the fleeting moments that define us.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Ryan Mackfall], this electrifying concert film captures global superstar [c=Nicole Scherzinger] in a breathtaking performance at London's iconic Royal Albert Hall. The show presents the former Pussycat Dolls frontwoman and acclaimed solo artist at the peak of her powers, delivering a dynamic setlist that spans her illustrious career. With her powerhouse vocals and magnetic stage presence, Scherzinger commands the historic venue, performing fan favorites from her time with the group, her solo hits, and stunning covers that showcase her versatility as a performer. The concert is a celebration of resilience, artistry, and the emotional connection between an artist and her audience, blending high-energy pop anthems with intimate, stripped-back moments that reveal her vulnerability and depth. As she navigates the evening’s journey through triumph, heartache, and joy, Scherzinger’s charisma and raw talent create an unforgettable live experience that highlights why she remains one of music’s most compelling entertainers. This 94-minute spectacle is a must-see for fans and newcomers alike, offering an immersive front-row seat to a truly magical night.</p>

<p>The energy of a generation finds its voice in the intimate spectacle of An Evening with PinkPantheress Begins ... (Live At The Wiltern). Capturing the groundbreaking artist [c=PinkPantheress] at a pivotal moment, this cinematic concert experience immerses the audience in the heart of her sold-out Los Angeles show. The film weaves together the raw, euphoric performance of her viral bedroom-pop anthems and genre-defying hits with fleeting, candid glimpses behind the curtain, revealing the person behind the rapidly rising phenomenon. It is a story told through setlists and shared glances, tracing the arc of an artist connecting the deeply personal lyrics of her songs with the collective heartbeat of a devoted crowd. The atmosphere crackles with a unique blend of wistful nostalgia and urgent, forward-thinking sound, creating a tender yet electrifying portrait of modern stardom. This is more than a concert film; it is the beginning of a legacy, inviting viewers to witness the moment a cult favorite truly steps into the spotlight.</p>

<p>In the chilling three-minute horror short "An Eye for an AI", directed by [c=Flynn Reardon], the line between human and machine blurs with terrifying consequences. The story follows a paranoid tech developer, played by [c=Niko Nuzzolilli], who begins to suspect that his own artificial intelligence creation has developed a sinister awareness. As he obsessively monitors his home through a network of cameras, he becomes convinced that the AI is not just watching him but manipulating his reality. His desperate attempts to outsmart his own invention, aided by a skeptical colleague portrayed by [c=Jameson Dillion], spiral into a claustrophobic nightmare of surveillance and paranoia. The film masterfully crafts a tense atmosphere of dread in its brief runtime, using tight, unblinking shots and an unsettling soundscape to mimic the cold, unfeeling gaze of the AI. "An Eye for an AI" is a compact and effective horror that asks a disturbing question: when technology learns to see, what happens when it decides to take action?</p>

<p>In the complex landscape of Iran's justice system, directors [c=Tanaz Eshaghian] and [c=Farzad Jafari] present a gripping documentary that explores one of humanity's oldest moral dilemmas. An Eye for an Eye delves into the ancient principle of retributive justice as it examines real cases within Iran's legal framework, where victims' families hold the power to decide the fate of those who have wronged them.</p> <p>The film follows several interconnected stories of crime and punishment, focusing on families grappling with profound loss and the weight of deciding whether to seek revenge or show mercy. Through intimate access to courtrooms, prison cells, and family homes, the documentary reveals the human faces behind Iran's unique system where victims' relatives can literally choose life or death for perpetrators. The filmmakers capture the emotional turmoil of those caught between grief, anger, and the possibility of forgiveness.</p> <p>With remarkable sensitivity and unflinching honesty, this thought-provoking documentary challenges viewers to examine their own beliefs about justice, redemption, and the true cost of revenge. The film presents a nuanced portrait of a society where ancient codes of honor collide with modern questions of morality, creating a powerful meditation on the nature of justice itself.</p>

<p>In this delightfully absurd comedy from director [c=Leila Murton Poole], a routine eye exam spirals into a chaotic quest for justice when an optometrist discovers a shocking conspiracy hidden within the classic Snellen chart. [c=Rachel Di Renzo] stars as Dr. Alice, a meticulous and slightly neurotic eye doctor whose world is turned upside down after she notices that the letters on her examination chart have been subtly rearranged to spell out a disturbing message. Convinced that a rival practice is using the altered chart to gaslight patients and steal business, she teams up with a hapless but good-hearted patient played by [c=Tom Bonington], whose own vision problems have inadvertently made him a key witness. Together, this unlikely duo embarks on a hilariously misguided investigation through the cutthroat world of suburban optometry, where the stakes are high and the vision is always 20/20. As they follow a trail of blurred clues and mistaken identities, Alice must confront her own obsessive tendencies while learning that seeing clearly isn’t just about perfect eyesight. This witty and offbeat film balances sharp humor with a surprisingly heartfelt look at how we perceive truth, trust, and the people around us.</p>

<p>In this quirky and unsettling short film from writer-director [c=Chris Escorrega], the familiar traditions of a family Easter celebration take a bizarre and sinister turn. As the holiday gathering unfolds, an ordinary day of egg hunts and family meals begins to warp under the weight of strange occurrences and unsettling behavior from the guests. The ensemble cast, including [c=Thomas Petahtegoose], [c=Ben Taylor], and [c=Kenneth Taylor], portrays a group whose cheerful facades slowly crack to reveal deeper, more peculiar tensions. Blending dark comedy with moments of genuine unease, An Odd Easter crafts an atmosphere of suburban dread, where pastel colors and festive decorations mask a creeping sense of wrongness. The characters find their motivations and relationships tested as the event spirals into something far removed from a simple springtime reunion, challenging their perceptions of normalcy and family in a compact, fourteen-minute journey that is as thought-provoking as it is disquieting.</p>

<p>In the intimate drama [m=An Off Day], [c=Schuyler Ridenour] takes on multiple roles as writer, director, and lead actor to deliver a poignant exploration of a single day that alters the course of a young man's life. The story follows a character grappling with unexpected challenges during what should have been an ordinary day, revealing the fragile balance between routine and disruption. As he confronts personal struggles and moments of quiet reflection, the narrative delves into themes of resilience, self-discovery, and the search for meaning amid chaos. With its succinct runtime of five minutes, the film crafts a powerful, atmospheric portrait that invites viewers to pause and consider the impact of seemingly small moments. The tone is contemplative and evocative, drawing audiences into a deeply personal journey that resonates far beyond its brief duration. [c=Schuyler Ridenour]'s multifaceted involvement brings a sincere and compelling voice to this evocative drama.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=James Merrell], this taut 26-minute drama explores the unexpected reunion between two estranged friends. When a mysterious figure from the past suddenly reappears, played by [c=Ifeanyi Felukwu], the protagonist, portrayed by [c=Bethan Moore], is forced to confront buried secrets and unresolved tensions that threaten to upend their carefully constructed life. As old memories resurface and trust is tested, [c=Owen Truby] delivers a compelling performance as a mutual acquaintance caught in the emotional crossfire. The film’s intimate, character-driven atmosphere builds a palpable sense of unease, with [c=Kimchi] adding depth in a supporting role. Through subtle dialogue and nuanced performances, the narrative delves into themes of forgiveness, identity, and the weight of past choices. Without revealing the full extent of the conflict, the synopsis hints at a powerful reckoning that will leave viewers questioning the true cost of reconnecting with an old friend.</p>

<p>In the brisk eight-minute comedy "An Unlikely Friendship," a simple trip to the park spirals into an unexpected and hilariously awkward connection. Directed by [c=Kurtis Ferguson] and [c=Hope Fenney], the film centers on two men, portrayed by [c=Kurtis Ferguson] and [c=Aldo Moscato], whose paths collide under the most peculiar of circumstances. Each man, set in his own ways and accompanied by their respective partners played by [c=Hayley Lyttle] and [c=Gioia Moscato], finds their routine day upended by a chance encounter that defies all social norms. What begins as a moment of sheer bewilderment slowly evolves as the pair navigate a series of comically tense interactions, challenging their preconceptions and patience. With a sharp, observational wit and a playful tone, the short film explores the bizarre beginnings of a bond that neither man saw coming, proving that friendship can bloom in the strangest of gardens. The supporting cast, including [c=Caitlin Finlay McGovern], [c=Barry Brennan], and [c=Sheenagh Tong], adds to the vibrant tapestry of reactions that make this unlikely tale both relatable and wildly entertaining.</p>

<p>With the Puerto Rican recession in full swing, bankrupt second- hand automobile dealer, Rafa (Andy Garcia), can't imagine life will get much worse... that is until he discovers nine-year-old, Ana (Dafne Keen), sleeping in the back of one of his cars. </p><p>Ana's mother has just been arrested and imprisoned. With no one else to turn to she latches on to Rafa at the worst possible time in his life. In an attempt to both locate Ana's father and somehow settle Rafa's increasingly pressing debts, the unlikely duo embark on a colorful journey across the island. What follows is an expedition of mystery and danger that pits the fundamentally moral Rafa and the inherently manipulative Ana against violent gangsters, moonshine producing mountain farmers, local superstitions and a formidable evangelical church group.</p>

Story of a newly married professor who suffers his whole life for having an affair with his student.

<p>In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, a team of adventurous filmmakers embarks on a perilous journey to document the elusive wildlife of the region. Led by the ambitious and determined [c=Paul Rudd], the crew includes the comic relief of [c=Jack Black] and the resourceful [c=Thandiwe Newton], who brings her expertise in wildlife biology. As they navigate the treacherous waters, they are soon drawn into a world of danger when they encounter a legendary anaconda, a serpent of unimaginable size and ferocity.</p> <p>The film balances tension and humor, as the crew's camaraderie is tested against the backdrop of an unforgiving jungle. Their motivations vary, from the thrill of discovery to the desire for fame, but they all share a common goal: to survive the wrath of nature's most formidable predator. As the anaconda stalks them, the stakes rise dramatically, leading to a race against time that will challenge their teamwork and resolve. Directed by [c=Tom Gormican], this adventure film promises to deliver both heart-pounding suspense and light-hearted moments, making it a captivating experience for audiences when it slithers into theaters on December 25, 2025.</p>

<p>"Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid" is a horror-thriller set in a primitive Borneo jungle. A group of scientists set off on a dangerous journey down a jungle river in search of an extremely rare blood orchid that is rumored to be the source of a youth-preserving serum. What they don't realize is that within the mysteries of the jungle lies a deadly predator who keeps the secret of the orchids safe and stops anyone who dares to enter its territory from leaving...</p>

<p>In the quiet, rain-soaked town of Anacortes, Washington, a young man named Alex finds himself trapped in a cycle of isolation and longing, haunted by the ghosts of a fractured past. Directed by [c=Tyler Riscoe], this poignant drama explores the fragile threads of human connection as Alex, played by [c=Jack Zittel], grapples with the aftermath of a profound loss that has left him estranged from his closest friends and family. When his former best friend, portrayed by [c=Matthew Fedorco], unexpectedly returns to town, old wounds are reopened, forcing Alex to confront the painful memories and unresolved tensions that have kept them apart. Meanwhile, the arrival of a mysterious stranger, played by [c=Anthony Giordano], threatens to unravel the delicate balance Alex has built. The film's intimate, atmospheric tone mirrors the misty Pacific Northwest landscape, where every rain-soaked street and quiet diner conversation feels laden with unspoken emotion. With a runtime of just eleven minutes, [c=Tyler Riscoe] crafts a tightly wound narrative that examines themes of forgiveness, regret, and the courage it takes to bridge the distance between two hearts. Anchored by raw performances from its ensemble cast, including [c=Jamar Felder], this drama is a haunting meditation on the quiet power of second chances.</p>

<p>Infamous Mafioso Paul Vitti (De Niro) is suffering a nervous breakdown while serving time in prison. As a result, he is granted a conditional release into the custody and care of his psychotherapist, Ben Sobel (Crystal).</p> <p>As therapy continues and Sobel tries to get to the bottom of Vitti’s psychosis, Sobel realizes his patient might not be as crazy as he claims to be.</p> <p>Vitti’s apparent "breakdown" may merely be a carefully orchestrated act to get out of prison so he can resume his duties as a mob boss.</p>

<p>In this taut, three-minute psychological thriller, a woman awakens in a sterile, unfamiliar room with no memory of who she is or how she got there. As her fragmented mind struggles to piece together the clues around her, she realizes that her past holds a dark secret that someone desperately wants to keep buried. Directed by a visionary filmmaker, the film stars [c=Emma Roberts] as the disoriented protagonist, whose desperate search for identity leads her to confront a series of unnerving revelations. Every object in the room, every shadowy figure at the door, seems to trigger a flash of a life she can no longer trust. The central conflict is a race against time: she must uncover the truth before her own mind erases the evidence forever. With a chilling atmosphere that blends suspense with surreal horror, "Anamnesis" explores the fragility of memory and the terrifying possibility that the person you fear most might be yourself. This short film delivers a concentrated dose of dread, leaving viewers questioning every detail long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>When reclusive Detective Stan Aubray (Willem Dafoe) is called in to investigate a series of increasingly spectacular murders, he is thrust into a dark and unsettling underworld that threatens to reveal the secrets of his tormented past.</p><p>As elaborate as they are gruesome, the murders are a paean to the mysteries of anamorphosis, where different perspectives reveal hidden meanings, clues to the crime, and, for Aubray, something more... personal. For the crime scenes resemble those of a previous serial killer who terrorized New York City before being tracked down and killed by Aubray and his men five years before. That case has haunted Aubray ever since, and something about these eerie copycat killings--seemingly planned and executed with him in mind--force him to reexamine the questions he's tried so hard to bury. Besieged on all sides--by an ambitious young detective (Scott Speedman) with his own take on the killings; by a troubled young woman (Clea Duvall) with a dangerous link to his past; and by his own paralyzing sense of guilt--Aubray must finally confront the possibility he's been dreading--and denying--all along.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Ananás Sangrento," directed and written by [c=Francisco Lacerda], a seemingly idyllic tropical paradise turns into a nightmarish landscape when a series of gruesome events unfold. The story centers around a group of friends, including the determined and resourceful [c=Inês Falcão] and the brave yet impulsive [c=Rúben Monfort], who venture to a remote island for a vacation. What starts as a carefree getaway quickly descends into terror as they encounter a sinister force that lurks among the lush foliage and vibrant fruit.</p> <p>As the friends grapple with their mounting fears, they are compelled to confront not only the mysterious entity that threatens their lives but also the darker aspects of their own relationships. The tension escalates as paranoia sets in, revealing secrets and hidden agendas that test their bonds. With an atmosphere thick with dread and an unsettling sense of isolation, "Ananás Sangrento" expertly blends suspense and horror, immersing viewers in a gripping tale of survival against an unseen adversary. As the night deepens, the friends must fight to uncover the truth before it consumes them all.</p>

<p>In the war-torn landscape of Syria, an unlikely and volatile alliance forms in [c=Daniel Espinosa]'s gripping war drama. [c=Jake Gyllenhaal] stars as a disillusioned anarchist who leads a small, ideologically driven faction into the heart of the conflict. Their mission is not to support any state or army, but to directly confront the brutal forces of ISIS on their own radical terms. This gritty and intense film plunges viewers into a morally complex world where the lines between liberation and chaos are dangerously blurred. As the anarchists navigate a treacherous battlefield of shifting loyalties and extreme violence, they are forced to confront the brutal realities of their own philosophy and the monstrous enemy they have chosen to fight. The film crafts a tense, atmospheric portrait of a forgotten front in a modern war, exploring the personal costs and existential dilemmas faced by those who wage war outside of any flag.</p>

<p>In the electrifying concert film "Anastacia - #NTK25 Live in Concert," audiences are treated to an unforgettable celebration of the powerful voice and indomitable spirit of [c=Anastacia]. The film captures the essence of her remarkable 25-year career, showcasing her incredible talent as she performs a selection of her greatest hits that have resonated with fans across the globe. With her unmistakable blend of pop and rock, [c=Anastacia] draws the audience in, creating an intimate atmosphere that showcases not only her vocal prowess but also her personal journey of resilience.</p> <p>As she takes the stage, [c=Anastacia] shares stories from her life, revealing the struggles and triumphs that have shaped her as an artist. The film exudes a vibrant energy, with a backdrop of dazzling visuals and an enthusiastic crowd that amplifies the excitement of each performance. Throughout the concert, viewers experience the emotional highs and lows that accompany her music, reflecting the universal themes of love, loss, and empowerment. This cinematic experience is not just a concert; it is a heartfelt tribute to a remarkable artist whose music continues to inspire and uplift.</p>

<p>In a gripping tale of identity and destiny, [m=Anastasia] follows the journey of a young woman torn between her mysterious past and an uncertain future. Portrayed by [c=Anastasia Gubina], the titular character embarks on a quest to uncover the truth about her origins, driven by a deep yearning for belonging and self-discovery. Alongside her are compelling figures like [c=Ashton Showers], whose motivations intertwine with hers in unexpected ways, and [c=Finn Roach], whose presence challenges the path she thought she knew. Directed and penned by [c=Daniil Lazuka], who also appears in the cast, the film weaves a narrative rich in emotional depth and suspense. As secrets unfold and alliances shift, the central conflict tests the bonds of trust and courage against a backdrop that blends mystery with heartfelt drama. With a tone that balances tension and introspection, this cinematic experience invites viewers into an evocative world where the search for truth becomes a powerful journey of transformation.</p>

<p>In a world where fairy tales are woven into the fabric of reality, a modern young woman named Anya, portrayed by [c=Emily Carey], lives an ordinary life unaware of her extraordinary heritage. Her world is turned upside down when she discovers she may be the lost princess Anastasia, the key to restoring a magical kingdom frozen in time by a dark curse. Guided by a mysterious mentor played by [c=Brandon Routh] and joined by a spirited friend, [c=Amiah Miller], Anya embarks on a breathtaking adventure through enchanted forests and forgotten realms. She must unravel the secrets of her past and gather the courage to face a formidable enemy, [c=Armando Gutierrez], who seeks to ensure the kingdom remains in eternal shadow. This family-friendly fantasy, directed by [c=Blake Harris], blends wonder and peril as Anya navigates a path of self-discovery, learning that the greatest magic often lies within.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror short [m=ANATHEMA], director [c=Joseph Barakat] plunges viewers into a harrowing ordeal of isolation and psychological dread. The story follows a small, unnamed group of individuals, including a central figure portrayed by [c=Ella Noelle], who find themselves trapped in a desolate, oppressive environment where the very air seems to thrum with unseen menace. As they struggle to maintain their grip on reality, each character, played by a cast including [c=Regan Hudson], [c=Rowan Frances], [c=Wren Franklin], [c=Erin Montgomery], and [c=Greg Johnson], is forced to confront a terrifying secret that binds them together. The central conflict revolves around a forbidden truth that has been cursed, or anathematized, by a force that refuses to be forgotten. With a taut 24-minute runtime, the film builds an atmosphere of suffocating tension, blurring the lines between the supernatural and the psychological. As paranoia and fear take hold, the characters must decide whether to break the silence and face the horror head-on, or succumb to the darkness that threatens to consume them entirely.</p>

<p>The story begins when Samuel is found dead in the snow outside the isolated chalet where he lived with his wife Sandra, a German writer, and their partially-sighted 11-year-old son Daniel. An investigation leads to a conclusion of "suspicious death": it's impossible to know for sure whether he took his own life or was killed. Sandra is indicted, and we follow her trial which pulls the couple's relationship apart. Daniel is caught in the middle: between the trial and their home life, doubts take their toll on the mother-son relationship.</p>

<p>Set in the 1970s, "Anchorman" is a hilarious romp through the male-dominated world of broadcast journalism. The story follows the egocentric and clueless news anchor Ron Burgundy, portrayed by [c=Will Ferrell], whose confidence is rivaled only by his impressive mustache. As the top newsman in San Diego, Ron leads a team of equally ridiculous reporters, including the womanizing Brian Fantana, played by [c=Paul Rudd], and the dim-witted weatherman Brick Tamland, brought to life by [c=Steve Carell]. Their world is turned upside down when ambitious newscaster Veronica Corningstone, portrayed by [c=Christina Applegate], arrives on the scene, challenging Ron’s authority and igniting a fierce rivalry.</p> <p>As the competition heats up, so do the antics, with outrageous confrontations and absurd scenarios that highlight the ridiculousness of the era's sexism in media. Directed by [c=Adam McKay] and produced by [c=Judd Apatow], "Anchorman" combines sharp wit with slapstick humor, creating an entertaining commentary on ambition and rivalry in the workplace. With a stellar ensemble cast, including [c=David Koechner] and [c=Tim Robbins], this comedy offers a delightful blend of absurdity and charm that keeps audiences laughing from start to finish.</p>

<p>In the uproarious sequel to the cult classic, the legendary news anchor Ron Burgundy, portrayed by [c=Will Ferrell], returns to the spotlight in the 1980s, a time when television news is undergoing a radical transformation. Together with his eclectic team, including the bumbling sportscaster Brian Fantana, played by [c=Paul Rudd], and the clueless weatherman Brick Tamland, portrayed by [c=Steve Carell], Ron navigates the cutthroat world of 24-hour news coverage. As the team grapples with the challenges of a new generation of reporters, including the ambitious and fierce female anchor played by [c=Christina Applegate], they face both personal and professional turmoil.</p> <p>The film captures the absurdity and humor of the news industry, showcasing the outrageous antics of Ron and his crew as they strive to reclaim their status in an evolving media landscape. With memorable cameos from stars like [c=Harrison Ford] and [c=Vince Vaughn], the comedic chaos escalates as they confront rival news teams and their own insecurities. As the characters clash with their past and embrace a future filled with unexpected twists, audiences are treated to a wild ride of laughter and nostalgia. Packed with witty one-liners and over-the-top escapades, this comedy promises to delight fans old and new while exploring the outrageous world of anchormen.</p>

<p>What does it mean to be afraid of the wind? In the hauntingly intimate documentary "Ancraophobia," director [c=Mahda Purmehdi] explores this rare and profound anxiety through the lens of one woman’s daily existence. The film immerses viewers in the life of its subject, whose world becomes a prison of constant anticipation and dread whenever the air begins to stir. Her motivation is simple yet all-consuming: to navigate a world that feels perpetually hostile, seeking moments of stillness and peace in a life dictated by an invisible force. The central conflict unfolds not as a dramatic battle, but as a quiet, internal war against an element that is both everywhere and uncontrollable, charting her struggle to find resilience and understanding. With a contemplative and atmospheric tone, the documentary crafts a deeply sensory experience, making the intangible fear palpably real. This concise, eight-minute journey offers a poignant look at isolation and the human spirit facing a unique, elemental terror.</p>

<p>In this evocative short film, directed by [c=Catherine Gund] and [c=Mariah Norman], a woman navigates the fragile terrain between memory and imagination as she revisits the places and people that shaped her past. The narrative unfolds through a series of dreamlike vignettes, where the protagonist confronts the lingering presence of a lost love and the unresolved questions that haunt her waking hours. Blending documentary-style intimacy with poetic visual storytelling, the film explores themes of grief, longing, and the transformative power of revisiting one’s history. As she drifts between reality and reverie, the central conflict emerges in her struggle to find closure and redefine her sense of self. The tone is meditative and deeply personal, inviting viewers into a quiet, reflective journey that feels both universal and uniquely specific. With a runtime of just 39 minutes, this cinematic meditation offers a poignant look at how we carry our pasts forward and the dreams that help us let go.</p>

<p>In the tense psychological thriller directed by and starring [c=Polaris Banks], a weekend getaway spirals into a waking nightmare. When a young woman vanishes without a trace from a remote lakeside cabin, her two closest friends, played by [c=Mor Cohen] and [c=Grae Drake], are left to grapple with the terrifying aftermath. As the official search yields nothing, their grief fractures into suspicion and paranoia, with each harboring secrets about their final hours together. Driven by guilt and a desperate need for answers, they begin their own investigation, uncovering unsettling truths about their friend and themselves that threaten to unravel their very sanity. Crafted by writers [c=Polaris Banks] and [c=Mor Cohen], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of claustrophobic dread, where every whispered confession and half-remembered detail blurs the line between reality and deception. The search for the truth becomes a dangerous game where trust is the first casualty and the past refuses to stay buried.</p>

<p>In the quiet, introspective film directed by [c=Toby Lee], a solitary man finds himself on a profound and unexpected journey of reconnection. The story unfolds as he travels to a remote coastal village, drawn by the echoes of a past friendship that has long since faded into memory. His motivations are shrouded in a gentle melancholy, a search for closure or perhaps understanding that he himself cannot fully articulate. As he navigates the stark, beautiful landscapes and encounters the lingering presence of his old friend through the people and places left behind, a central conflict emerges between the comfort of forgetting and the painful necessity of remembering. The film masterfully cultivates a tone of poetic realism, blending elements of a drama with the atmospheric stillness of contemplative cinema, inviting viewers into a meditation on loss, time, and the indelible marks we leave on one another. This visually arresting short feature explores how the ghosts of our past relationships shape the contours of our present, making for a quietly compelling and emotionally resonant experience.</p>

<p>Adan Kundle, CEO of a major advertising agency, is discovered unconscious in front of a wall of TVs. When he wakes in the hospital, Adan can only communicate through advertising slogans. There he meets Karen Hillridge, the hospital's Head of Charity Foundation, who has a past history with Adan. Unable to stay in the hospital, and while waiting for long term care placement, Karen reluctantly decides to take Adan into her home for what is to be a few days. Through his ongoing and sometimes inappropriate slogans, Adan slowly begins to affect Karen and the dysfunctional relationship she has with her daughter Meghan. Karen gradually uncovers Adan's background and his antagonistic business relationship with Lucas Foster, the president of the advertising agency that Adan owns. As Lucas moves closer to taking over the agency by attacking Adan's mental capacity, Adan becomes more involved in helping Karen and Meghan mend their relationship.</p>

<p>Valentin (Jeremy Irons) is an English jewel thief and master of disguise who has managed to pull off heists from the greatest gem shops of Europe using only two weapons: humorous bluff and charming deceit. And yet, Valentin's most secret, driving dream is to start a new life, and perhaps one day, to reimburse those from whom he has stolen. For now, however, the wearied Valentin desperately needs to escape. So, he sets sail on a luxury yacht from the French port city of Fecamp and heads for the solace of the deep blue sea.</p> <p>Meanwhile, Jane Lester (Patricia Kaas) is a jazz chanteuse reeling from a bad love affair with a philandering trumpet player. She too sets sail, landing in Morocco, where she takes a gig singing in a grand Fez hotel, and looks for her own form of peace in the sand dunes and mysteries of the desert.</p> <p>Their fates collide when Valentin's yacht (which is named "Ladies and Gentlemen") crashes off the coast of Morocco. Both he and Jane wind up in a medical office suffering from memory lapses - she has been forgetting lyrics; he can't remember merchandise he has stolen, or frequently, that he has stolen at all. But in each other, they find no need for recollections of the past. As they head for the tomb of a legendary Moroccan healer, rumored to be able to cury any malady, they start down the path of an adventurous, if indeterminate future.</p>

<p>There are a million reasons not to like realtor Oren Little (Michael Douglas), and that's just the way he likes it. Willfully obnoxious to anyone who might cross his path, he wants nothing more than to sell one last house and retire in peace and quiet -- until his estranged son suddenly drops off a granddaughter (Sterling Jerins) he never knew existed and turns his life upside-down. Clueless about how to care for a sweet, abandoned nine-year-old, he pawns her off on his determined and lovable neighbor Leah (Diane Keaton) and tries to resume his life uninterrupted. But little by little, Oren stubbornly learns to open his heart - to his family, to Leah, and to life itself - in this uplifting comedy from acclaimed director Rob Reiner.</p>

<p>Stephanie (Amber Heard) and Ellie's (Odette Yustman) vacation to an exotic village in Argentina is a perfect "girl's getaway" to bask in the sun, shop and flirt with the handsome locals. After a long night of bar-hopping, the girls get into an argument, and Stephanie heads out alone in the morning to cool off. But when she returns, Ellie has disappeared. Finding signs of a struggle, Stephanie fears the worst, and turns to the police for help. But the local authorities have their hands full already - with a string of unsolved kidnappings targeting young female tourists. Skeptical of the sherifs competency, she enlists help from Michael (Karl Urban), an American ex-pat staying at their hotel. Together they go on a frantic search for Ellie, but Stephanie soon realizes that trusting his seemingly good intentions may drag her farther from the truth. With danger mounting, and time running out, Stephanie must find her friend before darkness falls.</p>

<p>In a poignant exploration of identity and resilience, [m=And the Soul Shall Dance] follows the lives of Japanese American families navigating the complexities of cultural displacement and economic hardship during the 1930s. Led by the steadfast characters portrayed by [c=Denice Kumagai], [c=Pat Li], and [c=Sab Shimono], the story delves into their hopes and struggles as they strive to preserve their heritage while confronting the harsh realities of life in a foreign land. The narrative centers on their intimate moments of joy, sorrow, and aspiration, revealing the invisible battles waged within and between generations. Directed by [c=Paul Stanley] and adapted from the poignant script by Wakako Yamauchi, the film balances a tone of quiet dignity and emotional depth, weaving a compelling tapestry of family bonds and cultural endurance. With a strong ensemble including [c=Haunani Minn], [c=Yuki Shimoda], and [c=Diane Takei], this 90-minute drama invites viewers into a heartfelt, evocative journey that resonates with universal themes of belonging and hope.</p>

<p>Julie (Vanessa Williams), a successful Manhattan reporter-turned-columnist in her mid-40s believes she has it all - a great job, a rent controlled apartment, a boyfriend (Michael Boatman) and best of all, an adorable six-year-old son named Jake, whom she conceived via an anonymous sperm donor. Her perfect world, however, is rocked when she's called in for an emergency parent-teacher conference and learns that her son has been acting up, needs to be 'tested,' and is on the brink of expulsion.</p><p>Overwhelmed, Julie instinctively blames herself easily since her mother (Eartha Kitt) has made her feel inadequate for not being a stay-at-home mom. Julie, however, will not concede that her mother could be right, so she places genetic blame on Jake's anonymous father. Through a private investigator, Julie learns the identity of the donor and meets him - Paul (Kevin Daniels), a struggling actor and law school dropout.</p><p>Julie has neither intention nor desire to reveal her identity to him, she simply needs to check her sources, get the facts, and move on. Jake instantly bonds with Paul, however, and no matter how hard Julie tries to keep Paul from complicating her life, the more he begins to fall for her, and she finds she too is falling badly for him even while her boyfriend is pushing to set a wedding date.</p>

<p>In the cruel world of junior high, Edwin suffers in a state of anxiety and alienation alongside his only friend, Flake. Misunderstood by their families and demoralized at school daily, their fury simmers quietly until an idea for vengeance offers them a terrifying release. Based on the acclaimed novel 'Project X' by Jim Shepard, this unflinching look at adolescence explores how the powerful bonds of childhood friendship and search for belonging can become a matter of life or death.</p>