<p>In this dramatic adaptation of William Golding's classic novel, a group of schoolboys find themselves stranded on a remote island after a plane crash, descending into primal chaos as their civilized facades crumble. The film, directed by [c=Luca Guadagnino] and produced by [c=Marco Morabito], features a young ensemble cast including [c=Balthazar Getty], [c=Chris Furrh], and [c=Danuel Pipoly]. They are joined by [c=James Badge Dale], [c=Andrew Taft], [c=Edward Taft], [c=Gary Rule], [c=Terry Wells], [c=Braden MacDonald], and [c=Angus Burgin] as the other boys grappling with survival, power, and the dark instincts within. With a screenplay by [c=Scott McGehee] and [c=David Siegel], the narrative explores the brutal breakdown of order and the terrifying emergence of savagery among the youths, all set against the backdrop of their isolated tropical prison. This tense and atmospheric drama unfolds over 91 minutes, examining the fragile nature of society through the eyes of its young protagonists.</p>

<p>An ancient Ring thought lost for centuries has been found, and through a strange twist of fate has been given to a small Hobbit named Frodo. When Gandalf discovers the Ring is in fact the One Ring of the Dark Lord Sauron, Frodo must make an epic quest to the Cracks of Doom in order to destroy it. However, he does not go alone. He is joined by Gandalf, Legolas the elf, Gimli the Dwarf, Aragorn, Boromir, and his three Hobbit friends Merry, Pippin, and Samwise. Through mountains, snow, darkness, forests, rivers and plains, facing evil and danger at every corner the Fellowship of the Ring must go. Their quest to destroy the One Ring is the only hope for the end of the Dark Lords reign.</p>

<p>In the epic conclusion to Peter Jackson's monumental trilogy, the fate of Middle-earth hangs in the balance as the final battle against the Dark Lord Sauron unfolds. Frodo Baggins ([c=Elijah Wood]) and his loyal companion Samwise Gamgee ([c=Sean Astin]) press deeper into the heart of Mordor, guided by the treacherous Gollum ([c=Andy Serkis]), as they struggle against the overwhelming corruption of the One Ring. Meanwhile, the scattered remnants of the free peoples rally under the leadership of Aragorn ([c=Viggo Mortensen]), who must embrace his destiny as the heir to the throne of Gondor, and the wizard Gandalf ([c=Ian McKellen]) as they prepare for an all-out assault on the Black Gate. With the help of Legolas ([c=Orlando Bloom]), Gimli, and the warriors of Rohan, they face impossible odds against Sauron's vast armies. This breathtaking adventure, starring [c=Cate Blanchett], [c=Liv Tyler], and [c=Christopher Lee], weaves together themes of courage, sacrifice, and friendship in a stunning and emotionally resonant climax that brings J.R.R. Tolkien's legendary saga to a triumphant close.</p>

<p>The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers begins in the hills of Emyn Muil, where lost Hobbits Frodo (Elijah Wood) and Sam (Sean Astin) discover they are being followed by the mysterious Gollum (Andy Serkis). A mercurial creature who has himself been warped by the Ring, Gollum promises to guide the Hobbits to the Black Gates of Mordor if they will release him. Sam does not trust their new companion, but Frodo takes pity on Gollum, who like himself was once a Ringbearer.</p> <p>Across Middle-earth Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), the Elf archer Legolas (Orlando Bloom) and Gimli the Dwarf (John Rhys-Davies) encounter the besieged Rohan kingdom, whose once great King Theoden (Bernard Hill) has fallen under Saruman’s deadly spell through the manipulations of his spy, the sinister Wormtongue (Brad Dourif). Eowyn (Miranda Otto), the niece to the King, recognizes a leader in the Human warrior Aragorn. And though he finds himself drawn to her, Aragorn is constantly reminded of his enduring love for the Elf Arwen (Liv Tyler) and the pact they made together.</p> <p>Gandalf (Ian McKellen) has been reborn as Gandalf the White following his cataclysmic fight with the Balrog, and reminds Aragorn of his destiny to unite the Rohan people with the last remaining stronghold of Human resistance - Gondor.</p> <p>In their parallel journeys, the Fellowship will face unimaginable armies and deception while also witnessing ancient wonders and the untapped strength of their people. Together they must stand against the powerful forces spreading from the Two Towers - Orthanc Tower in Isengard, where the corrupted wizard Saruman has bred a lethal army 10,000 strong; and Sauron’s fortress at Barad-dûr, deep within the dark lands of Mordor.</p>

<p>In the shadowy global marketplace of death, one man builds an empire from the world's most dangerous commodity. [c=Nicolas Cage] delivers a chilling performance as Yuri Orlov, a Ukrainian immigrant who rises from humble beginnings to become a ruthless and charismatic international arms dealer. Narrating his own morally bankrupt journey with dark wit, Yuri navigates a world of warlords, dictators, and corrupt officials alongside his drug-addicted brother, played by [c=Jared Leto], and his increasingly disillusioned wife, portrayed by [c=Bridget Moynahan]. His relentless pursuit of profit places him in the crosshairs of a determined Interpol agent, [c=Ethan Hawke], who is obsessed with bringing him to justice. Directed and written by [c=Andrew Niccol], this gripping action-drama thriller pulls back the curtain on the brutal realities of the weapons trade, presenting a stark and stylish examination of ambition, complicity, and the cost of success in an industry where every sale has a body count.</p>

<p>A Welsh nobleman who falls in love with an Indian girl.</p>

<p>Centers on a hostage takeover of Britain's House of Lords by terrorists on the first day of a legislative session. The protagonist is Harry Jones, a member of Parliament who is also a former ranking military officer; when Jones attempts to stop the terrorists, he uncovers a more complex and consequential global conspiracy than anyone could have suspected.</p>

<p>Set against the grim, snow-drenched landscape of early 1990s Norway, this chilling biographical drama dives into the true story of the most notorious spate of crimes in heavy metal history. The film follows [c=Rory Culkin] as Euronymous, the fiercely ambitious founder of the black metal band Mayhem, who dreams of creating a new, violently authentic musical genre. He recruits the volatile [c=Emory Cohen] as the band's charismatic but deeply troubled frontman, Pelle "Dead" Ohlin, and the two form a dark symbiosis fueled by nihilism and a desire for infamy. As their music gains a cult following, a new rival emerges in [c=Jack Kilmer] as the manipulative Count Grishnackh, whose own extremist ideology pushes the scene toward escalating acts of arson and violence. Directed by [c=Jonas Akerlund], the film captures the claustrophobic intensity of a subculture spiraling out of control, blending brutal horror with a stark biographical account of ambition, madness, and the destructive pursuit of artistic purity.</p>

<p>In the 1970s, a group of teenage surfers from a tough neighborhood known as "Dogtown" in Venice, California pioneered a revolutionary new style of skateboarding. Riding the waves at the Pacific Ocean Park pier, the Z-Boys, known for their aggressive style and hard street attitude, combined the death-defying moves of surfing with the art of skateboarding and became overnight sensations and local legends.</p> <p>With empty pools as their canvas, the Z-Boys paved the way to what is now referred to as "extreme sports", and created a lifestyle that spread infectiously to become a worldwide counterculture phenomenon. But all of this fame would take its toll on the friendships that they thought would last a lifetime as the sport that started out as an afternoon hobby turned into big business.</p> <p>Starring Emile Hirsch as Jay Adams, Victor Rasuk as Tony Alva, Heath Ledger as Skip Engblom and John Robinson as Stacy Peralta.</p>

<p>Heidi, a blonde rock chick, DJs at the local radio station, and together with the two Hermans (Whitey and Munster) forms part of the 'Big H Radio Team'. A mysterious wooden box containing a vinyl record arrives for Heidi, "a gift from the Lords". She assumes it's a rock band on a mission to spread their word. As Heidi and Whitey play the Lords' record, it starts to play backwards, and Heidi experiences a flashback to a past trauma. Later, Whitey plays the Lords' record, dubbing them the Lords of Salem, and to his surprise, the record plays normally and is a massive hit with listeners. The arrival of another wooden box from the Lords presents the Big H team with free tickets, posters and records to host a gig in Salem. Soon Heidi and her cohorts find that the gig is far from the rock spectacle they're expecting; the original Lords of Salem are returning, and they're out for BLOOD.</p>

<p>In a world where ancient myths are terrifying reality, [c=The Rock] stars as a hardened monster hunter, a man forged in the brutal conflict between humanity and the legendary creatures of lore. Directed by [c=David Green], this high-octane action sci-fi thriller plunges viewers into a near-future where humanity's survival hinges on the skills of those who can track and eliminate these otherworldly threats. As a new and unimaginable danger emerges from the shadows of folklore, the hunter finds his mission evolving from simple eradication to a desperate race to uncover a truth that could change the very nature of the war. Facing overwhelming odds and creatures of pure nightmare, he must navigate a blurred line between enemy and ally, all while battling forces that defy modern science and weaponry. This pulse-pounding adventure blends explosive set pieces with a tense, atmospheric struggle for survival, asking what sacrifices are necessary when the monsters from our oldest stories are no longer just tales.</p>

<p>"Lorelei" is a working-class fable about Wayland (Pablo Schreiber), who returns to his blue-collar hometown after being in prison for 15 years for armed robbery. He inadvertently reconnects with his high school girlfriend Dolores (Jena Malone), now a single mother struggling to support her three kids. Wayland eventually moves in with the chaotic family and becomes a reluctant yet much-needed father figure, and struggling to pay the bills he finds himself drawn back to his old ways as Dolores yearns for her pre-motherhood dream of living in Los Angeles..</p>

<p>"Loren and Rose" centers on a promising filmmaker and an iconic actress who forms a special bond over a series of lunches at the same otherworldly restaurant — only to face an untimely illness which threatens to tear them apart. </p>

<p>For nearly five decades, one man has been the quiet architect of American comedy, shaping the landscape of laughter from behind the curtain. Directed by [c=Morgan Neville], this intimate documentary pulls back the curtain on the enigmatic [c=Lorne Michaels], the creator and executive producer of the iconic [t=Saturday Night Live]. Through candid interviews with comedy titans like [c=Tina Fey], [c=Andy Samberg], [c=Maya Rudolph], and [c=Chris Rock], the film explores the unique alchemy of leadership, taste, and endurance required to shepherd a live television institution through countless cultural shifts and cast changes. It delves into the high-stakes pressure of weekly creation, the delicate balance of nurturing raw talent, and the personal cost of maintaining a legacy that has launched countless careers. More than a simple retrospective, "Lorne" paints a compelling portrait of a reluctant icon, revealing the drive and vision of the man who built a comedy empire one Saturday night at a time.</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched, hedonistic world of Italian politics and power, [c=Paolo Sorrentino]'s lavish and incisive drama orbits the magnetic and controversial figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Played with mesmerizing duality by [c=Toni Servillo], the former Prime Minister is in a period of self-imposed exile, brooding over his estranged from his wife [c=Elena Sofia Ricci] while a court of sycophants and aspirants buzz around his Sardinian villa. Enter the cunning entrepreneur Sergio Morra, portrayed by [c=Riccardo Scamarcio], who orchestrates a relentless campaign of decadent parties and beautiful young women in a bid to capture the great man's attention and secure his own slice of influence. As the lines between political spectacle, personal desire, and raw ambition spectacularly blur, the film paints a hypnotic and darkly comic portrait of a man who is both a master and a prisoner of the seductive reality he has created.</p>

<p>The second film picks up where the first left off in an eye-popping scene of Tamara (Euridice Axen) sitting stark naked beside a swimming pool, carefully shaving her pubic hair while yelling at her misbehaving son. She and hubby Sergio (Riccardo Scamarcio) run a prostitution ring in Bari and have gambled on renting a vacation villa in Sardinia next to Berlusconi’s, bringing along 28 attractive young girls as a calling card.</p>

<p>The uproarious cultural collision continues in this vibrant comedy sequel, where the spirited Dominican and Puerto Rican communities find their lives hilariously intertwined once more. Directed by [c=Eduardo Ortiz] and featuring a returning ensemble led by [c=Stephany Liriano] and [c=Fausto Mata], the film dives back into the chaotic, heartwarming, and music-filled world of its beloved characters. New challenges and even bigger personalities, including those portrayed by [c=Alba Nydia Diaz] and [c=Carlos Vega], emerge to test old bonds and forge unexpected alliances.</p> <p>As familiar faces navigate fresh romantic entanglements, business ventures gone awry, and the relentless pressure of family expectations, the line between friendly rivalry and genuine camaraderie becomes wonderfully blurred. The story captures the characters' attempts to balance tradition with modern life, all while their vibrant personalities and sharp wit lead to a series of comedic misunderstandings and heartfelt moments. With its energetic pace and authentic celebration of community, the film promises a joyous ride full of laughter, relatable dilemmas, and the undeniable rhythm of shared heritage, proving that some connections only grow stronger through the most chaotic of circumstances.</p>

<p>In the vibrant, musical world of Los Juanos, a group of friends led by the spirited [c=Baldemar Esquivel III] find their community threatened by a mysterious and sinister force known as the Ooze. This energetic musical adventure, directed by [c=Luis Rubio Bonilla], follows the close-knit crew, including [c=Miguel Jaime Guzman] and [c=Frank Tovar], as they band together to uncover the legend behind the creeping danger. Their journey is filled with catchy songs and dynamic choreography, blending camaraderie with a fight to protect their home. As the Ooze's power grows, the Los Juanos must rely on their unique talents and unbreakable friendship to confront a challenge that tests their courage and unity, all set against a backdrop of infectious rhythm and color.</p>

<p>From the sun-baked streets of East Los Angeles emerges a story of musical brotherhood and cultural fusion that would change the sound of American rock. Directed by [c=Piero F. Giunti] and [c=Douglas Blush], this vibrant documentary chronicles the nearly five-decade journey of the band Los Lobos, who began as humble neighborhood friends covering Mexican folk songs. The film explores how these self-proclaimed "Native Sons" forged a unique path, blending traditional Latin rhythms with rock, blues, and country to create a groundbreaking sound that defied easy categorization. As they navigate the pressures of the music industry and the weight of representing their community, the band members grapple with identity, legacy, and the very meaning of success. With a soulful and introspective tone, the documentary captures the enduring bond between the musicians and the personal sacrifices behind their iconic anthems, offering an intimate portrait of an American institution that stayed true to its roots while conquering the world.</p>

<p>In the vast, untamed wilderness of Patagonia, a profound journey unfolds in the documentary Los Ríos. Directed by [c=Ryan Fyfe-Brown] and [c=Dale Bailey], the film follows a group of modern-day explorers as they embark on an ambitious and perilous expedition to navigate a series of wild, uncharted rivers. Their quest is not merely for conquest, but to document the breathtaking beauty and fragile ecosystems of one of the last truly remote places on Earth. As they paddle deeper into the unknown, the team confronts the raw power of nature, facing treacherous whitewater and unpredictable weather that test their skills, resolve, and camaraderie. The film masterfully captures the awe-inspiring landscapes and the quiet, introspective moments of a journey that becomes as much about internal discovery as external exploration. With stunning cinematography and a contemplative tone, Los Ríos immerses viewers in an adventure that highlights both the grandeur of the natural world and the human spirit drawn to its most inaccessible corners.</p>

<p>In the shadow-drenched horror film [m=Los Vampires], directed by [c=Craig Mitchell], a group of strangers is drawn to a remote, decaying mansion under the guise of a lucrative business opportunity. Among them is a skeptical journalist played by [c=Henry Ian Cusick], a calculating businessman portrayed by [c=Thomas Kretschmann], and a desperate mother brought to life by [c=Daniela Couso], each harboring their own secrets and motivations. As night falls, they discover the estate is a hunting ground for a clan of ancient, predatory vampires who have lured them into a deadly game. With no way to escape and trust eroding among the survivors, the group must confront their deepest fears and forge unlikely alliances to outwit the undead masters. [c=Oscar Nuñez] and [c=Jorge Diaz] add layers of tension as characters whose true allegiances remain uncertain. This 104-minute chiller blends gothic atmosphere with relentless suspense, offering a fresh take on the vampire mythos that will keep viewers on edge until the final, chilling confrontation.</p>

<p>An explosive action tale of betrayal and revenge, "The Losers" centers around the members of an elite Special Forces unit sent to the Bolivian jungle on a search and destroy mission. But the team-Clay, Jensen, Roque, Pooch and Cougar-soon find that they have become the target of a deadly double cross, instigated from the inside by a powerful enemy known only as Max.</p><p>Making good use of the fact that they are now presumed dead, the group goes deeply undercover in a dangerous plot to clear their names and even the score with Max. They are joined by the mysterious Aisha, a beautiful operative with her own agenda, who is more than capable of scoring a few points of her own. Working together, when they're not arguing amongst themselves, they have to stay one step ahead of the globetrotting Max-a ruthless man bent on embroiling the world in a new high-tech global war for his own benefit. If they can take down Max and save the world at the same time, it'll be a win win for the team now known as The Losers.</p><p>"The Losers" stars Jeffery Dean Morgan ("Watchmen") as Clay; Zoe Saldana ("Avatar," "Star Trek") as Aisha; Chris Evans (the "Fantastic Four" films) as Jensen; Idris Elba ("Obsessed") as Roque; Columbus Short ("Quarantine") as Pooch; Oscar Jaeneda ("Che: Part Two") as Cougar; and Jason Patric (My Sister's Keeper) as Max.</p>

<p>Following in the steps of ground-breaking high school movie classics such as Heathers, Mean Girls, Easy A and American Pie... Loserville follows a dorky high school outcast named Chuck as he navigates the wild and confusing days of his senior year. </p><p>Chuck must face the challenges that he and friends are growing apart; that his mother has decided to date a much younger man who just happens to be the school's gym teacher; and that his dream girl the brilliant, beautiful and popular Melissa Mercer barely acknowledges his existence. </p><p>His plan to capture Melissa's heart once and for all by befriending her younger sister, Mary, is complicated by the fact that a viral video of Mary is the talk of the school. </p><p>"Loserville" is a unique take on the teen movie genre full of laughs while tackling the important issue of cyber-bullying that is an epidemic among teens today. </p>

<p>In the claustrophobic horror film "Loset," director [c=Suwirot khongyuen] crafts a chilling tale of isolation and psychological dread. The story follows a lone individual, played by [c=Suwirot khongyuen], who finds themselves trapped in a mysterious, confined space with no memory of how they arrived. As panic sets in, the protagonist must confront the suffocating darkness and the unseen terrors that lurk just beyond their reach. With no clear escape route and only their own sanity to rely on, they begin to unravel the cryptic clues hidden within the cramped environment, leading them to question what is real and what is a product of their fractured mind. The film maintains a tense, minimalist atmosphere, using the oppressive setting to amplify every creak and whisper into a potential threat. As the minutes tick by, the line between survival and madness blurs, forcing the captive to face not only the unknown horrors around them but also the darkest corners of their own psyche. This brief but intense experience promises a visceral journey into fear itself.</p>

<p>An adaptation of the novel by Ashley Ream, "Losing Clementine" follows world-renowned and sharp-tongued artist Clementine Pritchard (Jessica Chastain) who has decided she's done. After flushing away her meds, she gives herself 31 days to tie up loose ends. While checking off her bucket list she uncovers secrets about her family and the tragedy that befell her mother and sister.</P>

<p>In the whirlwind comedy [m=Losing Control], a seemingly ordinary family outing spirals into a masterclass of hilarious chaos. Directed by and starring [c=Sawyer Jaime], the film centers on a well-meaning but perpetually flustered parent whose plan for a simple, controlled day with the kids goes spectacularly off the rails. Joined by [c=Eli Jaime] and [c=Ayla Jaime], the family embarks on a short journey where every minor inconvenience snowballs into a major catastrophe, testing patience and sanity in equal measure. As the carefully constructed schedule disintegrates, the characters must navigate a series of absurd misadventures that highlight the universal struggle of maintaining order in the beautifully messy reality of family life. This ten-minute burst of relatable humor captures the frantic energy and unexpected warmth found when the best-laid plans are completely abandoned, promising viewers a brisk and uproarious look at the comedy of errors that is modern parenting.</p>

<p>The drama film "Losing My Virginity" is directed and written by [c=David Mirkin], who also produces alongside [c=Steven Paul]. The ensemble cast features [c=Keiko Nishioka], [c=Tomoko Hamakawa], [c=Michiko Sasamori], and the renowned [c=Meiko Kaji]. They are joined by [c=Kazuko Imai], [c=Rumiko Goto], [c=Akiko Machida], [c=Masayo Banri], [c=Eimei Nitani], and [c=K?ji Wada]. With a runtime of 82 minutes, the film presents a character-driven narrative exploring the personal journeys and intricate relationships of its central figures.</p>

<p>In the poignant short drama "Loss," writer-director [c=Alejandra Rosales] crafts an intimate portrait of grief and the fragile connections that hold us together. The film centers on a woman, portrayed with raw vulnerability by [c=Courtney Scheuerman], who finds herself adrift in the wake of a profound personal tragedy. As she navigates the overwhelming silence of her new reality, she encounters a small circle of individuals, including characters played by [c=Sandy McBride] and [c=Kyle Love], whose own lives are touched by different shades of sorrow and resilience. This quiet narrative explores the isolating nature of loss and the unexpected moments of grace that can emerge from shared human experience. With a gentle yet unflinching tone, Rosales examines how people grapple with the pieces left behind, searching for a path forward through memory and fleeting connections. The ensemble, including [c=Kimberly Prendergast] and [c=Allison Linker], brings a deeply authentic presence to this moving exploration of healing, reminding viewers that even in our darkest hours, we are never truly alone.</p>

<p>Widely considered the most important American playwright of the post-WWII era, Williams wrote the "Teardrop Diamond" screenplay at the height of his late-50's heyday, amid such classic plays, (which themselves were adapted into classic films) as "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "Suddenly, Last Summer," "Sweet Bird of Youth," and "Orpheus Descending." Set in the Roaring Twenties in Williams' (and Markell's) home town of Memphis, the film tells the story of Fisher Willow (Howard) a headstrong young heiress who chafes under the constraints of proper Southern society, and who rebels by asking the impoverished but handsome son of her father's caretaker, Jimmy Dobyne, (Evans) to escort her to the major social events of the season. The relationship is purely a business arrangement at the outset, with Fisher paying for Jimmy's time and attention, but when she discovers that she really loves him, she finds it impossible to re-write the rules and earn the affection she tried to buy.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama Lost & Found, a man’s quiet life is irrevocably shaken by a single, impossible discovery. [c=Álvaro Morte] stars as a solitary antiques restorer whose meticulously ordered world is shattered when he finds a mysterious object hidden within an old piece of furniture—an artifact that seems to hold a direct, personal connection to his own forgotten past. As he embarks on a quest to uncover its origins, his path intertwines with a determined journalist, played by [c=Eugenia Suárez], and a secretive woman from his hometown, portrayed by [c=Verónica Echegui], each holding fragments of a larger, haunting truth.</p> <p>Directed by [c=Jorge Dorado], the film weaves a gripping narrative of memory and identity, where every clue unravels deeper layers of a decades-old mystery. The restorer must navigate a web of half-remembered stories and guarded secrets, confronting figures from a life he can barely recall, including those played by [c=Daniel Aráoz] and [c=Selva Alemán]. This emotionally charged journey explores whether some things are better left buried or if confronting a lost history is the only way to truly be found. With a tone steeped in suspense and deep human drama, Lost & Found masterfully questions the very foundations of a person’s story.</p>

<p>"Perlmutter" is described as a faux documentary made from recently "discovered" footage from 1979 chronicling the disastrous journey of a self-styled Indiana Jones-type adventurer who traveled the world trying to find the Yeti, El Dorado, the lost tomb of Jesus and other great mysteries.</p>

<p>Based on the nonfiction book, titled The Lost Airman: A True Story of Escape From Nazi-Occupied France and written by Seth Meyerowitz. Recently declassified materials, the book tells the incredible true story of Arthur Meyerowitz, an American turret-gunner whose B-24 bomber was shot down over Vichy France in 1943.</p><p> While hiding in the French countryside, Meyerowitz befriended Marcel Talliander, the founder of the legendary French resistance group Morhange, who helped shelter the man from the Gestapo through his secret network. After six months of barely evading capture, Meyerowitz escaped through a carefully orchestrated plan that also involved R.F.W. Cleaver, one of the most accomplished British fighter pilots of the war.</p>

<p>About a struggling addict who ventures out into the Louisiana swamp and discovers her estranged father, a Cajun faith healer, is hiding a troubling secret. Together, as they set out on an adventure across the Atchafalaya Basin, the two must come to terms with their own sins, learn to forgive, restore the faith in each other and finally heal from their own personal tragedies.</p>

<p>A hardworking, play-it-safe guy living in the Corona section of Queens, and he just wants to relax on his day off. But he's ordered by his distressed wife, Connie (Gershon), to go out and find their cat Leonard, who has disappeared. When he ventures into the neighborhood with his buddy (David Zayas), things get interesting.</p>

<p>"Lost Child" follows an army veteran, Fern (Leven Rambin), who returns home in order to look for her brother, only to discover an abandoned boy lurking in the woods behind her childhood home. After taking in the boy, she searches for clues to his identity, and discovers the local folklore about a malevolent, life-draining spirit that comes in the form of a child; the Tatterdemalion.</p>

<p>In a world of high-stakes adventure and romantic fantasy, reclusive author Loretta Sage, played by [c=Sandra Bullock], finds her quiet life violently upended. While promoting her latest novel with its charming but dim-witted cover model Alan, portrayed by [c=Channing Tatum], she is kidnapped by an eccentric and wealthy villain, [c=Daniel Radcliffe], who is convinced her stories hold the key to a real lost treasure. Thrust into a perilous jungle landscape she only ever wrote about, the cynical writer must rely on Alan, a man who believes wholeheartedly in the heroic persona he portrays, to stage a rescue. What begins as a desperate escape through the wilderness transforms into a thrilling and unexpected journey, blending laugh-out-loud comedy with genuine peril as the mismatched duo races against a dangerous foe. With the vibrant energy of a classic adventure and sharp, witty banter, this film explores the surprising realities that emerge when fictional fantasy collides with a very dangerous truth.</p>

<p>Described as a "Romancing The Stone"-style romantic comedy, the film follows a reclusive romance novelist (Sandra Bullock) who was sure nothing could be worse than getting stuck on a book tour with her cover model (Channing Tatum), until a kidnapping attempt sweeps them both into a cutthroat jungle adventure, proving life can be so much stranger, and more romantic, than any of her paperback fictions.</p>

<p>Based on author David Grann's nonfiction bestseller, "The Lost City of Z" tells the incredible true story of British explorer Percy Fawcett (Charlie Hunnam), who journeys into the Amazon at the dawn of the 20th century and discovers evidence of a previously unknown, advanced civilization that may have once inhabited the region. </p><p>Despite being ridiculed by the scientific establishment who regard indigenous populations as "savages," the determined Fawcett - supported by his devoted wife (Sienna Miller), son (Tom Holland) and aide-de-camp (Robert Pattinson) - returns time and again to his beloved jungle in an attempt to prove his case, culminating in his mysterious disappearance in 1925. </p><p>An epically scaled tale of courage and obsession, told in James Gray's classic filmmaking style, "The Lost City of Z" is a stirring tribute to the exploratory spirit and those individuals driven to achieve greatness at any cost.</p>

<p>Andy Garcia ("Modigliani") stars and makes his directorial debut in a passionate and historical tribute to his native Cuba. Havana in 1958 is a place of pleasure for many, but others are not happy under the rule of dictator Fulgencio Batista. As the revolutionary forces of Fidel Castro and Ernesto "Che" Guevara prepare to move on the city, Fico Fellove (Garcia)—owner of the city's classiest music nightclub, El Tropico—struggles to hold together his family and the love of a woman (Inés Sastre), not knowing that his club will become more than just a stage for popular entertainment. Observing all is The Writer (Bill Murray) an ex-patriot American who sees Fico being drawn into events as the revolution changes everything. Though Fico watches a culture vanish and a people transformed, it is his love of Cuban music that keeps his memories alive.</p>

<p>Leda is a middle-aged divorcee devoted to her work as an English teacher and to her two children. When her daughters leave home to be with their father in Canada, Leda anticipates a period of loneliness and longing. Instead, slightly embarrassed by the sensation, she feels liberated, as if her life has become lighter, easier. She decides to take a holiday by the sea, in a small coastal town in southern Italy. But after a few days of calm and quiet, things begin to take a menacing turn. Leda encounters a family whose brash presence proves unsettling, at times even threatening. When a small, seemingly meaningless, event occurs, Leda is overwhelmed by memories of the difficult and unconventional choices she made as a mother and their consequences for herself and her family. The seemingly serene tale of a woman's pleasant rediscovery of herself soon becomes the story of a ferocious confrontation with an unsettled past.</p>

<p>In the vibrant, fast-paced world of international business, a simple misunderstanding blossoms into an unexpected romance in this charming comedy. [c=Sean Faris] stars as an ambitious American executive whose career takes him to Shanghai, where a critical deal hinges on his ability to communicate. His path collides with that of a talented and determined local interpreter, played by [c=Grace Huang], whose own life is filled with familial expectations and personal dreams. What begins as a purely professional relationship soon becomes complicated by cultural nuances, mistaken intentions, and a growing attraction that neither can easily translate. As they navigate the hilarious and heartfelt pitfalls of cross-cultural connection, from awkward encounters to the interference of well-meaning friends and colleagues like those played by [c=Will Yun Lee] and [c=Terence Yin], they must both decide if some feelings are truly universal. Directed by [c=Stanley J. Orzel], Lost for Words is a lighthearted and sweet-natured journey that proves sometimes the most important conversations happen without saying a word.</p>

<p>When Mari Gilbert's (Amy Ryan) daughter disappears, police inaction drives her own investigation into the gated Long Island community where Shannan was last seen. Her search brings attention to over a dozen murdered sex workers. From Academy Award nominated filmmaker Liz Garbus, "Lost Girls" is inspired by true events, based on Robert Kolker's book, "Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery".</p>

<p>Margaret (Alexandra Daddario) is doing everything in her power to forget home, and Tokyo's exotic nightlife-teeming with drink, drugs, and three-hour love hotels-enables her to keep her demons at bay. Working as an English specialist at Air-Pro Stewardess Training Institute by day and losing herself in a sex- and drug-addled oblivion by night, Margaret represses memories of her painful childhood in Canada and her older brother Frank's descent into madness.</p>

<p>Adapting from Laurie Fox's novel, "The Lost Girls" is a female-fronted take on the classic Peter Pan story by J.M. Barrie, which chronicle four generations of Darling women as they struggle in the aftermath of their adventures with Peter Pan in Neverland. </p><p>The film will follow how Wendy (Livia De Paolis) struggles to retain her creative spirit after her fantastical journeys with Pan. Like her grandmother (Ellen Burstyn) and her mother Jane (Emma Thompson in a cameo role), Wendy must escape Pan's hold on her and the promises he desperately wants her to keep. As her daughter Berry (Gaia Wise) comes into Peter's orbit, Wendy must fight to save her relationship with her daughter while reconciling her legacy.</p>

<p>After the sudden death of her husband, Libby (played by [c=Leslie Bibb]) is left reeling, forced to navigate a new life she never anticipated. Seeking a fresh start away from her overbearing mother, she packs up her two children and moves to a dilapidated farm in the Texas Hill Country owned by her estranged, free-spirited aunt. There, she unexpectedly crosses paths with the gruff but kind-hearted farm manager, James (played by [c=Josh Duhamel]), a man nursing his own quiet wounds. As Libby struggles to adapt to the chaotic rhythms of rural life, from tending to stubborn goats to fixing broken fences, a tentative friendship with James begins to blossom into something deeper. This charming romantic comedy, directed by [c=Vicky Wight], delicately balances humor and heartache as it explores the messy, unpredictable journey of grief, resilience, and the courage it takes to open one's heart again. With a strong supporting cast including [c=Nora Dunn] and [c=Sharon Lawrence], the film offers a warm and witty reminder that sometimes the most unexpected detours lead to the most beautiful destinations.</p>

<p>In the glittering yet cutthroat world of 19th century Paris, a young poet's ambitions collide with the corrupt machinery of fame and commerce. [c=Benjamin Voisin] stars as Lucien, a handsome but penniless provincial with dreams of literary glory, who arrives in the capital under the wing of his aristocratic lover, played by [c=Cécile de France]. Seduced by the city's opulence and the promise of quick success, he is drawn into the orbit of a cynical journalist, portrayed by [c=Vincent Lacoste], and the ruthless newspaper baron [c=Gérard Depardieu]. Directed by [c=Xavier Giannoli], this sumptuous drama charts Lucien's intoxicating and perilous rise through the salons and printing houses of a society where art is a commodity and truth is the first casualty. As he navigates a whirlwind of romantic entanglements, artistic compromise, and moral decay, Lucien must decide what he is willing to sacrifice to conquer a world built on lost illusions.</p>

<p>In this brief but potent drama from writer-director [c=Jessie Andrews], a chance encounter between strangers unfolds in the liminal space of an airport terminal. James Bee leads the ensemble as a man wrestling with an unspoken burden, his quiet desperation drawing him into a conversation with a fellow traveler played by Wilfred Wong. As their exchange deepens, the film explores themes of isolation, human connection, and the fleeting nature of moments that can change a life. With a talented ensemble cast including [c=Nam Yip], [c=Sinyan Yip], and [c=Justin Lee], this atmospheric piece captures the emotional weight of lives passing through a transient space, where a single conversation offers the possibility of redemption or release. The film's intimate tone and minimalist approach create a compelling meditation on the invisible ties that bind us, leaving viewers to ponder the profound impact of a single, seemingly insignificant moment.</p>

<p>"Lost in America" is a feature documentary that follows director Rotimi Rainwater's journey of shining a light on youth homelessness in America. This film takes an all-encompassing look at this pandemic highlighting issues like: human trafficking, the foster care system, youth rejected because of their sexuality, domestic violence, abuse, and more. It also examines what many organizations, politicians and other public figures are doing (or not doing) to help these youth. </p><p>Then moving beyond that - focusing on more than just politics, more than just society's feelings towards these youth, more than funding and bureaucracy, what lies at the heart of Lost in America is the stories of our YOUTH. These are amazing individuals that are not defined by their circumstance, but are defined by their courage, their resilience, and their desire to grow and succeed. Their search for love and acceptance, and need to find their place in this world makes you realize that they are no different from your children. These children who, by a variety of reasons, have found themselves living on the streets and searching for help.</p><p>Through Rotimi's personal connection with these youth, we take an inside look at who they are and what their lives are truly like. We explore the reasons why they ended up on the streets, the issues they face, and the things they have to do to survive. These youth are not outcasts, invisible children that are meant to be forgotten. They are our future, they are our hope, and by illuminating their stories we hope to serve as a catalyst for change, making these youth no longer... Lost in America.</p>

<p>Based on the Brit miniseries "Lost in Austen," film will center on an ardent Austen fan who lives in modern times with her boyfriend until she finds she has swapped places with Austen's fictional creation Elizabeth Bennet.</p>

A look at modern-day life in China's capital centered on a ménage-a-quatre involving a young woman, her boss, her husband and her boss's wife.

<p>In the dense, unforgiving sprawl of the urban jungle, a young man’s search for connection becomes a profound journey of self-discovery in Lost in Concrete Woods. Directed and written by [c=Pruthvi Teja Anumandla], this poignant drama follows [c=Raviteja Mukkavalli] as a recent immigrant grappling with the isolating anonymity of a vast new city. His path intersects with a diverse cast of characters, including the enigmatic [c=Kerry Graves] and the resilient [c=Henry Okigbo], each navigating their own private struggles within the same concrete maze.</p> <p>As fleeting encounters and shared silences weave a fragile tapestry of human experience, the film explores the quiet desperation and unexpected hope that flourish in metropolitan shadows. The central conflict arises not from grand events, but from the internal battle against loneliness and the courageous attempt to reach out in a world that feels designed for separation. With a tone that is both melancholic and subtly uplifting, Lost in Concrete Woods crafts an atmospheric portrait of urban life, reminding viewers that sometimes the most treacherous wilderness is the one paved by human hands.</p>