<p>Acclaimed director Mary Harron (American Psycho, The Notorious Bettie Page) returns with the chilling story of Rebecca (Sarah Bolger), a young girl who, haunted by her father's suicide, enrolls in an elite boarding school for girls. Before long, Rebecca's friendship with the popular Lucy (Sarah Gadon) is shattered by the arrival of a dark and mysterious new student named Ernessa (Lily Cole). Lucy falls under Ernessa's spell and becomes emotionally and physically consumed by her glamorous new friend. Rebecca, whose overtures of concern are rejected by Lucy, finds herself lost and confused. She begins to develop a crush on her handsome English teacher, Mr. Davies (Scott Speedman) and immerses herself in the Gothic vampire novel Carilla for his class. Rebecca starts to suspect that Ernessa is a vampire, but, despite the suspicious deaths that begin to occur, her fears are treated as simple girlish jealousy. As the bodies of young girls pile up and the line between reality and the supernatural starts to blur, Rebecca decides to take matters into her own hands and get rid of Ernessa. Who can say what is real and what is unreal to the heart consumed by passion and a mind afire with loss? Based on the bestselling novel by Rachel Klein, The Moth Diaries is a harrowing story of the anxieties, lusts and fears of adolescence. </p>

<p>Set in 1998 against the backdrop of nuclear tests by India and Pakistan, the Lahore-based novel follows Darashikoh Shehzad, a social misfit who begins an affair with his best friend's wife.</p>

<p>Hye-ja is a single mom to 27-year-old Do-joon. Her son is her raison d'etre. Though an adult in years, Do-joon is naive and dependent on his mother, and a constant source of anxiety, often behaving in ways that are foolish or simply dangerous. </p><p>Walking home alone one night down a nearly empty city street, he encounters a young girl who he follows for a while before she disappears into a dark alley. The next morning, she is found dead in an abandoned building and Do-joon is accused of her murder. </p><p>Thanks to an inefficient lawyer and an apathetic police force, Do-joon's case is quickly closed, but his mother refuses to let this be the end of the story. Trusting no one, Hye-ja's maternal instincts kick into overdrive, and she sets out to find the girl's killer and prove her son's innocence.</p>

<p>When her violent past catches up with her, a woman in hiding from her criminal ex must work with a CIA agent to save the daughter she gave up for adoption years earlier. "The Mother" is described as a film that is inspired by Luc Besson's classic "Leon: The Professional".</p>

<p>In a poignant exploration of motherhood and connection, "Mother and Child" delves into the lives of three women whose paths intertwine in unexpected ways. At the heart of the story is [c=Annette Bening], who portrays a woman grappling with the lifelong consequences of placing her daughter for adoption. Her yearning for connection drives her to confront her past, revealing the deep emotional scars that have shaped her. Meanwhile, [c=Naomi Watts] plays a successful career woman who has chosen to remain childless, yet longs for the deeper bonds that motherhood could offer. The third pivotal character, played by [c=Kerry Washington], is a young woman seeking answers about her biological mother, leading her on a journey of self-discovery and reconciliation.</p> <p>As their lives become increasingly intertwined, the film navigates themes of love, loss, and the enduring search for identity. Directed by [c=Rodrigo Garcia], the narrative unfolds with a delicate balance of drama and introspection, capturing the complexities of familial bonds and the choices that define us. With a powerful supporting cast that includes [c=Samuel L. Jackson], [c=Jimmy Smits], and [c=S. Epatha Merkerson], "Mother and Child" invites viewers to ponder the intricate tapestry of relationships and the enduring impact of motherhood in its many forms.</p>

<p>In this intimate and emotionally resonant drama, a strained relationship between a mother and her daughter is put to the test when an unexpected event forces them to confront long-buried secrets. Written by [c=Emily Faris], who also stars, the film follows a young woman struggling to assert her own identity while navigating the weight of her mother's expectations. Directed by [c=Joshua Gleason], the narrative unfolds over a tense 27-minute span, capturing the raw, unspoken tensions that simmer beneath the surface of their daily interactions. As the mother, portrayed by [c=Mia Fraboni], clings to a vision of her daughter's future that clashes with the daughter's own desires, their fragile bond begins to crack. The story masterfully explores themes of sacrifice, misunderstanding, and the painful pursuit of autonomy, all set against a quietly charged atmosphere. With powerful performances from [c=Emily Faris] and [c=Mia Fraboni], this gripping drama offers a poignant look at the complexity of familial love and the difficult choices that can either mend or break a family forever.</p>

<p>In a sweeping musical odyssey from visionary director [c=David Lowery], the world of high fashion and modern pop culture becomes the stage for a profound exploration of fame, faith, and artistic creation. [c=Anne Hathaway] stars as a revered, enigmatic pop icon whose life and career are transformed by a powerful, unexpected bond with a daring and influential fashion designer, played by [c=Michaela Coel]. As their creative partnership blossoms into a global phenomenon, it draws in a constellation of artists and muses, including [c=Hunter Schafer] and [c=FKA twigs], each navigating the dazzling yet isolating glare of the spotlight. This visually stunning and sonically rich film weaves a tapestry of original songs and intimate drama, following its characters as they grapple with the immense weight of inspiration, the search for meaning beyond the adoration, and the personal costs of building a legacy that resonates with millions. "Mother Mary" is a grand, melancholic, and ultimately hopeful ballad about the architects of modern myth.</p>

<p>In the heartwarming family comedy "Mother of Invention," a brilliant but perpetually distracted inventor, played by [c=Sarah O'Brecht], finds her world turned upside down when her latest creation—a well-meaning but chaotic robotic nanny—decides it knows best. Faced with a whirlwind of automated over-parenting and domestic mayhem, she must reconnect with her own ingenuity and the simple joys of family life to regain control of her home. Directed by [c=Holly Brace-Lavoie], the film explores the hilarious and touching chaos that ensues when technology attempts to replace human connection, challenging its protagonist to remember that the greatest inventions are often the bonds we already have. This charming tale blends slapstick humor with genuine warmth, offering a playful look at modern parenthood and the timeless messiness of love.</p>

<p>An ancient urn chained to a coffin is unhearted by chance by some men at work along the road bordering the Viterbo's cemetery. The urn contains an age-old tunic and some objects belonging to Mater Lacrimarum, the Third Mother (Moran Atias). The only survivor of the Three Mothers - three powerful witches who had been shedding blood and terror for aeons - Mater Lacrimarum (the Mother of Tears) has been hiding in Rome for centuries and her awakening triggers a chain of mysterious and terrible events: the Evil is back to cast its dark shadow over the city. </p><p>Sarah Mandy (Asia Argento), a young student of restoration, co-worker and love's interest of Michael Pierce (Adam James), the curator of the Museum of Ancient Art of Rome, is involved in the escalating and increasingly frantic episodes of violence. Sarah tries to run away but she cannot: the Third Mother is looking for her and Sarah is not aware of the fact that her mother Elisa Mandy (Daria Nicolodi) was a powerful white witch brutally killed by Mater Suspiriorum, the witch from Fryeburg. </p><p>Helped by the spirit of her mother, by an eminent esoterism academic, Guglielmo De Witt (Philippe Leroy), and by the Chief Constable Marchi (Cristian Solimeno), Sarah realizes that she has no way out and that she must face the impending threat.</p>

<p>In a mysterious and unsettling tale, "mother!" delves into the life of a young woman, played by [c=Jennifer Lawrence], who is devoted to her husband, portrayed by [c=Javier Bardem], a celebrated poet struggling with inspiration. Their tranquil existence in a remote house is shattered when uninvited guests arrive, including the enigmatic characters played by [c=Michelle Pfeiffer] and [c=Ed Harris]. As the couple grapples with the intrusion, the atmosphere becomes increasingly charged with tension and dread, reflecting the turmoil within their relationship.</p> <p>As the story unfolds, the young woman's nurturing instincts clash with her husband’s growing obsession, leading to a descent into chaos and existential dread. The film weaves an intricate narrative, exploring themes of creation, sacrifice, and the nature of existence itself. Directed by [c=Darren Aronofsky], this psychological drama captivates with its haunting visuals and intense performances, drawing viewers into a world where the boundaries between reality and illusion blur. With each escalating event, the film invites the audience to reflect on the fragility of life and the consequences of unchecked ambition.</p>

<p> In this highly-anticipated psychological horror thriller from renowned director Darren Lynn Bousman and producer Brett Ratner, two mothers (Rebecca De Mornay and Jaime King) will give the holiday terrifying new meaning as they battle to protect what is dearest to them.</p><p>After a bank robbery gone wrong, three brothers head for home, hoping their "Mother" (Rebecca De Mornay) can provide them with a getaway. The youngest brother, "Johnny" (Matt O'Leary), has been shot and their back-stabbing former partner has gotten away with all the cash.</p><p>But when the brothers get home, they find that all their stuff is gone and Mother is nowhere to be found: she lost the house months ago in a foreclosure. The new owners, "Beth" and "Daniel Sohapi" (Jaime King and Frank Grillo) and their guests, gathered for an ill-timed birthday party, become the brothers' unwitting hostages.</p><p>Not long after, Mother arrives, along with the boys' sister Lydia (Deborah Ann Woll), and it soon becomes clear that Mother will do absolutely anything to protect her children. In one terrifying evening, she brilliantly takes control of the situation and masterminds her sons' escape from the law.</p><p>Sides will be taken, secrets revealed, and sins punished as the hostages struggle to make it through the night alive.</p>

<p>Based on true events, "Mother's Little Helpers" follows the estranged children of the dying mother as they try to do the right thing by a mother who always did them wrong. The dysfunction runs rampant as the comedic family drama unravels while the siblings say goodbye to their mom... who was never that much of a parent to begin with.</p>

A college student keeps secrets. One is that she regularly sleeps with an older lover. The other is that she's attracted to her mother's personal trainer, which she decides to do something about.

<p>In this delightfully absurd short comedy from director [c=Valerie LaPointe], a frazzled mother discovers that her patience is literally being tested by nature itself. The film follows a woman whose idyllic suburban life takes a bizarre turn when the great outdoors begins to conspire against her, turning simple household tasks into chaotic adventures. As she struggles to maintain her composure while dealing with unruly plants, mischievous wildlife, and the constant interruptions of modern parenthood, she must find a way to restore harmony between her domestic world and the wild forces threatening to upend it. [c=Valerie LaPointe] and [c=Maurissa Horwitz] star in this witty exploration of the universal struggle to balance family life with the unpredictable elements of the natural world. With its clever premise and sharp comedic timing, this four-minute gem captures the humor in life's most frustrating moments, offering a fresh perspective on the eternal battle between human order and nature's chaos.</p>

<p>When theater major Leah (George), brings home the special someone in her life to meet her mom, Julie (Spelling), the family is met with a surprise when Pearl (Meade) comes to the door. Julie tries to embrace the idea of Leah's new love interest, but she can't shake the feeling that something is very wrong. </p><p>Julie's suspicions lead to a startling discovery about Pearl that puts Leah in serious danger. Will Julie be able to save her daughter from an eternity of heartache before it's too late? </p>

<p>May and Toots, a couple in their sixties, travel south by train to visit their children and grandchildren in London. The pace and scale of the city overwhelms them immediately and the urban chaos is reflected in their children's lives: their son, Bobby, is constantly on the mobile phone arranging his next meeting; their daughter-in-law, Helen, has just opened a boutique and barks orders at the nanny before racing out the door to sell luxury knitwear to her peers. The grandchildren are absorbed by their own activities, indifferent toward the old strangers who have come to visit. Adding to the daily confusion of this Notting Hill household is a building site and a pleasantly odd builder, Darren.</p> <p>Toots and May also have a daughter, Paula, a single parent struggling to find time for herself and her creative writing. Her home, too, is under construction although the builder has been devoting more of his energies to his client than he has to refurbishing her spare room.</p> <p>Following a family meal at Paula's flat, Toots can't sleep. He jokes that it's probably his daughter's cooking but later that night, Toots dies in hospital. He's had a heart attack.</p> <p>Bobby takes his mother back North, but May has no sooner entered the empty house than she realizes that she cannot stay. She tells her son that she is not ready to be a lonely, idle old lady like her neighbors. To the undisguised annoyance of her daughter-in-law, May returns to London. Bobby and Helen argue in loud whispers overheard by May. She accounces that she is going to take a stroll to "cheer herself up" and ends up hopelessly lost. No one she stops to ask for directions can point her back to her son's house. Finally, in a panic, May arrives at her daughter Paula's flat.</p> <p>Paula comforts her mother, telling May she must stay where she is wanted and needed. Paula wants her mother to babysit for her son, Jack, because she needs to pursue her interests. That night, May is awakened by the sound of lovemaking followed by an argument. From the window, May sees her daughter's lover as he leaves the house. It's Darren. May comforts Paula; she thinks that her daughter could do better.</p> <p>At Paula's flat, her grandson tells May that Paula is seeing a therapist. Paula is overwhelmed by the many injustices of her life and envious of May's housewifely ease. May tells Paula that she was unhappy throughout her marriage but Paula isn't interested. She asks her mother to help her, specifically, to help her with Darren.</p> <p>May finally meets Darren properly and asks him what he's doing with her daughter. May admits that maybe you get less frightened as you get older.</p> <p>That evening, May and Paula talk about Darren. May continues to doubt that her daughter is realistic about her future with him. Paula finally admits that she's been trying to break up with him from the moment she met him and resolves to tell Darren the following day.</p> <p>Alone at a cafe, May has a croissant and coffee and an idea; she will take a croissant to Darren where he is working on Bobby and Helen's conservatory. Darren is touched by the gesture and they talk while he takes a break. They enjoy each other's company and he invites her to lunch that afternoon. After a meal and a visit to Hogarth's tomb, May and Darren stroll along the river. When she stumbles, Darren catches her and they kiss. May is flustered and full of apologies - she isn't used to drinking at lunchtime.</p> <p>Back at Paula's, May tries on new clothes. She asks her daughter if she has told Darren it's over between them but Paula has changed her mind again. She wonders what her mother has found out about Darren's feelings for her. Paula takes her mother to her writer's workshop. The participants sit around in a circle and listen as Bruce, an old man, reads his piece aloud. Everyone is assigned to write something an May writes a very personal essay about her failure as a wife and mother. Bruce is effusive in his praise and Paula encourages her mother to go out with him. May visits an exhibition of sculptures in the vast spaces of Tate Modern where she is struck by a beautiful golden image of a young male nude.</p> <p>May buys Darren a gift, a book of Old Master drawings. She sketches him and they talk while he works on the conservatory. May asks Darren to take her upstairs. He does. The make love and May admits that she thought no one, apart from the undertaker, would ever touch her again.</p> <p>As May scrubs the floor at Paula's flat, Paula asks what Darren has told her about their relationship. May is surprised -- surely Paula has finished with him? Paula snaps at her mother and goes to greet Darren at the door. They sit down to an awkward dinner after which Paula suggests that it's time her mother went to bed. May says she will go out instead. She sees Darren leaving.</p> <p>May travels on the London Eye, thinking about the turbulence Darren has stirred up in her.</p> <p>Returning to Bobby and Helen's the next morning, May asks Darren to go upstairs with her and they make passionate love. Afterwards, she offers him money to go and travel, maybe with her.</p> <p>Paula comes to visit her brother. They are talking about his financial difficulties when Paula idly opens a portfolio of sketches lying on the table. They are May's drawings of Darren, some of them graphically sexual. May's children are filled with horror and disgust. "She's having him! shrieks Paula.</p> <p>Back at Paula's flat, the tension between mother and daughter is tangible but Paula doesn't confront May with her suspicious.</p> <p>Darren and Paula and Bruce and May have drinks at a riverside pub. Darren is restless; May is uncomfortable; Paula is triumphant; Bruce is oblivious. Paula announces that she and Darren are moving in together and reveals that her brother is selling his house. Darren is hurt, furious that Bobby would decide to sell without telling him. The party moves to Soho where Paula defiantly kisses Darren, glaring the while at her mother. May wanders off alone and ends up sitting on the edge of the Eros fountain on Piccadilly Circus. Bruce finds her there and takes her home and to bed with him. She steals away when he falls asleep.</p> <p>After persuading her daughter to open the door, May has trouble sleeping. She sees flames in the back garden and goes out to find Paula burning her own manuscripts. Paula claims that she is acting on her mother's wishes: she's not going to waste he time writing.</p> <p>Bobby suggests that he could fix mother up with a therapist. He chases Darren and May away from him. May tries to speak to Darren but he has been gettihg high all morning and he is crude where she expects tenderness. He demands that May make good her offer of money and scoffs when she says she'll buy him a plane ticket so that they can go away together. He rages at being used by women and in particular, by May and her daughter, and proceeds to smash up the conservatory.</p> <p>Paula confronts her mother with her affair with Darren. May wonders what she can do to make her daughter feel better. Paula says she would like to hit her.</p> <p>Darren repairs the conservatory as Helen shows an estate agent around the Notting Hill house. May and Paula enter. May has a livid bruise on her face. She announces that she is going home. As she passes, each member of the household looks up in turn and waves a distracted goodbye.</p> <p>May takes a train back to the suburbs. She packs a bag, picks up her passport and plane ticket and leaves, shutting the door behind her.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Advik Beni], this haunting and provocative drama presents a deeply unsettling premise that lingers long after the credits roll. The story follows a young woman who has spent her entire life under the suffocating shadow of her domineering mother, a woman whose manipulative love has left her daughter emotionally paralyzed. When the mother falls gravely ill, the protagonist is forced to confront a terrifying truth: her own liberation may only come through her mother's death. As she grapples with guilt, resentment, and a desperate yearning for freedom, she begins to unravel the twisted psychological bonds that have defined their relationship. The film masterfully blends psychological horror with intimate family drama, creating an atmosphere thick with tension and unspoken dread. Through its stark, minimalist storytelling and a powerful central performance, the movie explores themes of inheritance, identity, and the violent cost of breaking free from toxic love. It is a raw, unflinching meditation on the darkest corners of filial duty and the terrible price of finally becoming oneself.</p>

Joon-yeon and So-hyeon are living together with Joon-yeon's young and pretty mother-in-law for a while after his father-in-law remarries. One day, Joon-yeon is left home alone with his mother-in-law due to So-hyeon and her father-in-law's sudden business trip. The mother-in-law seduces her handsome son-in-law on a hot night. Unable to forget the sex he had with his mother-in-law, Joon-yeon even plans to have a threesome with his wife and his mother-in-law.

<p>"Mother/Android" follows Georgia (Moretz) and Sam (Smith), a couple who go on a treacherous journey to escape their country, which is caught in an unexpected war with artificial intelligence. Days away from the arrival of their first child, the couple must face No Man’s Land— a stronghold of the android uprising, in hopes of reaching safety before Georgia give birth.</p>

<p>From writer/director Katherine Dieckmann, the acclaimed filmmaker of DIGGERS and A GOOD BABY, comes MOTHERHOOD, starring Uma Thurman, Anthony Edwards and Minnie Driver. Shot entirely on location in New York's West Village, this bittersweet comedy distills the dilemmas of the maternal state (marriage, work, self, and not necessarily in that order) into the trials and tribulations of one pivotal day. MOTHERHOOD forms a genre of one - no other movie has dedicated itself in quite this way to probing exactly what it takes to be a mother, with both wry humor and an acute sense of authenticity.</p><p>Eliza Welch (Thurman) is a former fiction writer-turned-mom-blogger with her own site, "The Bjorn Identity." Putting her deeper creative ambitions on hold to raise her two children, Eliza lives and works in two rent-stabilized apartments in a walk-up tenement building smack in the middle of an otherwise upscale Greenwich Village. Eliza's good-natured but absent-minded husband (Edwards) seems tuned out to his wife's conflicts, not to mention basic domestic reality, while her best friend Sheila (Minnie Driver) understands this - and Eliza -- all too well.</p>

<p>Set over a day in 1924, the story follows Jane Fairchild (Odessa Young), a maid in the Niven household, who has the day off to celebrate Mothering Sunday while Mr and Mrs Niven (Colin Firth and Olivia Colman) attend a lunch to celebrate the engagement of their neighbor's only remaining son, Paul (Josh O'Connor), to Emma Hobday. Jane rejoices at her freedom on an unseasonably hot, beautiful spring day. But, she has no mother to go to.</p><p>For almost seven years she has – joyfully and without shame – been Paul’s lover. Like the Nivens, Paul belongs to England’s old money aristocracy, whereas Jane was orphaned at birth. With the house conveniently empty, they can finally meet in Paul’s bedroom for the first time. Today will be their last as lovers. It is also the day that will mark the beginning of Jane’s transformation as the story unfolds through the hours of clandestine passion.</p>

<p>Lionel Essrog (Edward Norton), a lonely private detective living with Tourette Syndrome, ventures to solve the murder of his mentor and only friend, Frank Minna (Bruce Willis). Armed only with a few clues and the engine of his obsessive mind, Lionel unravels closely guarded secrets that hold the fate of New York in the balance. In a mystery that carries him from gin-soaked jazz clubs in Harlem to the hard-edged slums of Brooklyn and, finally, into the gilded halls of New York's power brokers, Lionel contends with thugs, corruption and the most dangerous man in the city to honor his friend and save the woman who might be his own salvation.</p>

<p>Exploring the profound and often complicated bonds that define a family, "Mothers and Daughters" weaves together the interconnected stories of several women at pivotal crossroads in their lives. Featuring an acclaimed ensemble cast including [c=Selma Blair], [c=Susan Sarandon], [c=Sharon Stone], and [c=Courteney Cox], this poignant drama reveals how the echoes of the past shape the choices of the present. Each narrative strand examines a different facet of the maternal relationship, from an expectant photographer [c=Christina Ricci] grappling with her own childhood to a successful businesswoman [c=Mira Sorvino] confronting long-buried secrets. As these characters navigate love, loss, and forgiveness, their journeys illuminate the universal struggles and enduring strength found within these foundational connections. With a heartfelt tone and authentic emotion, the film paints a moving portrait of the legacy passed from one generation to the next, asking what we inherit and what we choose to make our own.</p>

<p>Set in a black community in a small suburban Southern California town where a big secret rocks the lives of several of its residents. The story explores young love, friendship and loss through a story centered on Nadia, a teen who, while grieving after her mother's suicide, starts a relationship with Luke, the pastor's son, and becomes pregnant. The choice she makes not only affects her own life and relationships for decades to come but the lives of Luke and Nadia's best friend, Aubrey.</p>

<p>In a world forever altered by a mysterious global event, a lone mother makes a discovery that could shatter humanity's fragile new reality. [c=Halle Berry] stars as a resourceful woman living a secluded life with her two children, her days defined by the quiet struggle for survival in a desolate landscape. Her world is upended when she uncovers the wreckage of an otherworldly craft buried deep within her land, a find that ignites a dangerous spark of hope and terrifying possibility. Driven by a fierce determination to uncover the truth about the past and secure a future for her family, she must navigate a perilous path filled with unknown forces and hidden agendas. As she ventures closer to the heart of the enigmatic mothership, she attracts the attention of both wary authorities and shadowy figures, including those played by [c=John Ortiz] and [c=Omari Hardwick]. Directed and written by [c=Matt Charman], this gripping adventure blends intimate family drama with grand sci-fi mystery, crafting a tense atmosphere where every revelation comes with a cost and the greatest threat may lie in the secrets we keep.</p>

<p>Based on upcoming Amy Butcher memoir, "Mothertrucker" chronicles Amy Butcher's chance friendship with Joy Mothertrucker (Julianne Moore) a fifty-year-old Instagram celebrity and America's one and only female ice road trucker, who spent 13 years driving big rigs through the "the deadliest road in America." Inspired by Joy's optimism and bravery in the face of danger, Amy flies to Alaska and joins her on an incredible journey through the heart of the Alaskan wilderness, accompanying her while they navigate the deadliest road in America.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Motherwitch," directed by [c=Minos Papas], a small, isolated village is haunted by the dark legacy of a witch who once cursed its land. As unsettling occurrences begin to plague the community, locals suspect that a new arrival, played by [c=Margarita Zachariou], may be linked to the malevolent forces awakening in their midst. With a desperate need to protect her family, she grapples with her own mysterious past while trying to uncover the truth behind the village's sinister history.</p> <p>Alongside a gripping cast that includes [c=Miltos Yerolemou], [c=Jason Hughes], and [c=Danae Katsameni], the tension escalates as the villagers, driven by fear and suspicion, turn against one another. As the lines between reality and the supernatural blur, the film explores themes of paranoia, betrayal, and the primal instinct to survive. With its atmospheric tension and suspenseful storytelling, "Motherwitch" invites viewers into a world where ancient curses and modern fears collide, leaving them questioning the true nature of evil.</p>

<p>In this gripping psychological thriller, a series of brutal murders rocks a quiet community, and the only link between the victims is a cryptic, anonymous message left at each crime scene. Starring [c=Jo Sharma] in a commanding performance, the film follows Detective Arjun Singh, a seasoned but haunted investigator who becomes consumed by the case. As Arjun delves deeper, he discovers that every victim harbored a dark secret, suggesting the killer is motivated by a personal vendetta rather than random violence. The detective must navigate a web of deception, buried grudges, and hidden alliances, all while grappling with his own troubled past that mirrors the case in unsettling ways. With a tense, atmospheric tone that keeps viewers on edge, the story unfolds through a series of chilling revelations, forcing Arjun to question everyone around him—including his own colleagues. As the body count rises and the clues grow more personal, the line between hunter and hunted blurs, leading to a gripping climax where the motive for murder proves to be far more twisted than anyone could have imagined.</p>

<p>It's been three years since Emery Simms was wrongfully imprisoned for a murder he didn't commit. Emery's best friend Brandon (Blakemore) and ex-wife Connie (Fox) are now married, running a successful restaurant and nightclub in Atlanta. Their lives change dramatically, however, when Simms is killed in prison and new evidence emerges as to Brandon's role in the framing of his friend. When Emery's estranged brother Donovan (White) enters the picture, he becomes determined to unearth the explosive truth behind his brother's downfall. New motives, deceptions and lies are revealed, but the closer Donovan gets, the deeper he'll get himself into trouble and the possibility of lying in a grave, right next to his brother.</p>

<p>In the gritty, neon-drenched underworld of Motor City, a man’s quest for vengeance ignites a high-octane thriller. [c=Gerard Butler] stars as Clyde, a recently released ex-con whose only purpose is to hunt down the man who framed him and destroyed his life. His target is the slick and ruthless gangster, [c=Adrien Brody]’s Mel, a man who now possesses everything Clyde once held dear, including the enigmatic woman from his past, played by [c=Amber Heard]. Directed by [c=Albert Hughes], the film plunges viewers into a tense cat-and-mouse game where every alleyway and chrome-laden muscle car holds potential danger. As Clyde navigates this treacherous urban landscape, fueled by raw fury and a singular drive, he must confront not only a powerful enemy but also the haunting truths of his own history. This relentless pursuit builds towards a combustible confrontation, crafting a stark and atmospheric tale of betrayal and retribution where the line between justice and obsession violently blurs.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes thriller Motorcade, a routine presidential transport through the bustling streets of Los Angeles becomes a city-wide cage match when a sophisticated and relentless ambush traps the armored limousine. Directed by the gritty action maestro [c=Joe Carnahan] from a script by [c=Billy Ray], the film zeroes in on the Secret Service agents, led by a steadfast veteran, who must utilize every resource and ounce of cunning to protect their charge. As the attackers’ precise and brutal plan unfolds, the agents find themselves battling not only a visible enemy but also the panic and chaos of a gridlocked metropolis. This propulsive narrative crafts a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere where loyalties are tested and every decision carries the weight of a nation. The film is a relentless race against time, merging political intrigue with visceral action as the motorcade fights to break free from a trap designed to bring the city, and the government, to a standstill.</p>

A celebration of love and creative inspiration takes place in the infamous, gaudy and glamorous Parisian nightclub, at the cusp of the 20th century. A young poet, who is plunged into the heady world of Moulin Rouge, begins a passionate affair with the club's most notorious and beautiful star.

<p>In the hauntingly brief yet impactful [m=Mounds Above the Earth], a solitary figure navigates a world transformed by colossal, enigmatic earthworks that dominate the landscape. Portrayed with a profound, silent intensity by [c=Kyle Chandler], this wanderer is driven by a desperate need to understand the origin and purpose of these mysterious mounds, which have reshaped both the terrain and the remnants of human society. His journey becomes a tense exploration of isolation and memory, pitting his fragile hope against the overwhelming, silent presence of the land itself. This atmospheric short film crafts a potent mood of post-apocalyptic mystery and quiet dread, inviting viewers to contemplate the scars left upon the earth and the enduring human instinct to seek meaning amidst desolation.</p>

<p>In just three minutes, this micro-documentary takes audiences on a brief but atmospheric journey into the quiet solitude of a single, unassuming golf hole. Directed by [c=Zachary Jewell], who also wrote the film, the short follows a small group of players, including [c=Zachary Jewell] himself, [c=Jake Hansen], [c=Justin Panucci], and [c=Breslin Bogie], as they approach and attempt the ninth hole at a course in Mount Airy. The film strips away the spectacle of professional tournaments, focusing instead on the simple, meditative ritual of the game. There is no grand conflict or high-stakes competition, only the gentle tension of a well-placed shot and the quiet camaraderie among friends. The documentary tone is intimate and observational, capturing the subtle sounds of the course and the focused expressions of the players. While brief, the film offers a thoughtful slice of life, celebrating the small, personal moments that define the sport. It is a quiet tribute to the pure, unhurried joy of a single round of golf.</p>

<p>Narrated by the haunting voice of [c=Willem Dafoe], this breathtaking cinematic experience explores humanity's awe-inspiring and often perilous relationship with the world's highest peaks. Directed by [c=Jennifer Peedom] and scored by the Australian Chamber Orchestra, the film is a visually stunning documentary that ascends from sacred, silent summits to the modern frenzy of extreme sports. It weaves together majestic, rarely-seen footage with a powerful narrative drawn from the writings of [c=Robert Macfarlane], contemplating why these ancient geological formations hold such a profound and dangerous allure for the human spirit. The film charts a journey from reverence to conquest, examining the shift in how mountains are perceived and the daring individuals who now test their limits against sheer rock and ice. More than a simple nature documentary, it is a profound meditation on beauty, risk, and our eternal desire to touch the sky.</p>

<p>In the gripping drama [m=Mountain Between Us, The], directed by [c=Hany Abu-Assad], two strangers find themselves united by an unexpected circumstance. After a plane crash leaves them stranded in the remote wilderness, they must rely on each other to survive against the harsh elements. The film stars [c=Idris Elba] and [c=Kate Winslet] as the leads, who navigate the challenges of their precarious situation while forming a bond that tests their limits. Alongside them, [c=Dermot Mulroney], [c=Beau Bridges], [c=Lucia Walters], [c=Waleed Zuaiter], [c=Lee Majdoub], [c=Marci T. House], [c=Natasha Burnett], [c=Adam Lolacher], [c=Andres Joseph], and [c=Tintswalo Khumbuza] contribute to this intense narrative. With a runtime of 104 minutes and a PG-13 rating, the film explores themes of resilience and the human spirit in the face of adversity, showcasing the lengths to which individuals will go to survive. Written by [c=Chris Weitz] and [c=J. Mills Goodloe], this cinematic journey is both heart-pounding and thought-provoking.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Mountain King," a group of friends embarks on a hiking trip in the secluded wilderness, seeking adventure and a break from their mundane lives. Among them are the determined and resourceful [c=Hannah Deale], the adventurous [c=Carter Sirianni], and the introspective [c=Keoki Trask], each with their own reasons for escaping to the mountains. However, their journey takes a sinister turn when they encounter a local legend about an ancient, malevolent spirit that haunts the peaks.</p> <p>As they delve deeper into the forest, the friends begin to experience unexplainable phenomena, turning their idyllic getaway into a fight for survival. The tension escalates as paranoia sets in, and trust among the group starts to fracture. With the haunting presence looming closer, [c=Irina Malygina] and [c=Juan Paulo Munevar] must confront their fears and the dark secrets that threaten to tear them apart.</p> <p>Directed by [c=Gabrielle Christensen], "Mountain King" masterfully combines an eerie atmosphere with psychological tension, drawing viewers into a world where the line between reality and nightmare blurs. As the characters grapple with their inner demons, the film explores themes of friendship, betrayal, and the primal instincts that emerge when faced with unspeakable horror.</p>

<p>"Mountain Men" follows two estranged brothers, Topher (Tyler Labine of "Deadbeat") and Cooper (Chace Crawford of "Gossip Girl"), as they journey to a remote family cabin in the mountains to evict a squatter. Buried resentment and bruised egos soon derail the plan, and when the smoke clears they've destroyed their car and burned down the cabin, leaving them stranded in the cold Rocky Mountain winter. With their very survival at stake, they must learn to work together as brothers to get back to civilization.</p>

<p>In the quiet isolation of the Appalachian foothills, a family's fragile peace is disrupted by the sudden arrival of a troubled young woman. Directed and written by [c=Alex O Eaton], this atmospheric drama centers on Eva, portrayed by [c=Frances Conroy], a woman seeking solace in her remote mountain home, only to have her tentative tranquility shattered by the unexpected return of her estranged granddaughter, played by [c=Natalia Dyer]. As the two navigate a strained and unfamiliar reunion, long-buried family secrets and personal regrets begin to surface, forcing them to confront a painful shared history. The tension escalates with the presence of Eva's son, portrayed by [c=Shawn Hatosy], and a mysterious neighbor, played by [c=Kate Lyn Sheil], whose connections to the family add further layers of complexity. "Mountain Rest" unfolds as a poignant and slow-burning character study, exploring themes of memory, forgiveness, and the inescapable pull of home, all set against the hauntingly beautiful and imposing backdrop of the mountains that both shelter and isolate its characters.</p>

<p>Set against the 1950s "golden age" of American male supremacy, an introverted young photographer (Tye Sheridan) joins a renowned lobotomist (Jeff Goldblum) on a tour to promote the doctor's recently debunked procedure. As he increasingly identifies with the asylum's patients, he becomes enamored with a rebellious young woman (Hannah Gross) and lost in the burgeoning New Age movement of the West.</p>

<p>Based on the Japanese novel by Arata Tendo, "The Mourner" follows a jaded and embittered homicide detective on the trail of murderous sex traffickers, who discovers new spiritual meaning in her life when she comes across a mystical young man (Ezra Miller) whose calling in life is to mourn the dead who have no one else to mourn them.</p>

<p>It concerns a San Francisco man who ominously falls in love with a beautiful woman with a mysterious secret.</p>

<p>In the comedic film [m=Mouse], directed by [c=Alex Thompson] and [c=Kelly O'Sullivan], audiences are taken on a humorous journey featuring a talented ensemble cast. The film showcases the performances of [c=Katherine Mallen Kupferer], [c=Chloe Coleman], [c=Sophie Okonedo], [c=Tara Mallen], [c=Iman Vellani], [c=David Hyde Pierce], [c=Beck Nolan], [c=Addisyn Cain], [c=Audrey Grace Marshall], and [c=Christopher R Ellis]. With a script penned by [c=Kelly O'Sullivan], the movie promises a blend of wit and charm, highlighting the dynamics among its diverse characters. As the story unfolds, viewers can expect a delightful exploration of comedic themes, brought to life by this exceptional cast under the guidance of the directors. With a runtime yet to be determined, [m=Mouse] is set to entertain audiences with its unique blend of humor and engaging performances.</p>

<p>In the delightfully absurd comedy "Mouse and His Mates," director [c=Callum Ryman] presents a charmingly chaotic tale of an unlikely rodent and his eccentric human companions. The story follows a clever little mouse who finds himself unexpectedly adopted by a group of bumbling, well-meaning friends—played by [c=Curtis Mcguiness], [c=George Sherlock], [c=Thomas Jenkinson], [c=Jane Hickey], and [c=Daniel England]—who are determined to give him the best life possible. However, their hilariously misguided attempts at creating a rodent paradise quickly spiral into a series of escalating mishaps, from elaborate miniature mansions to disastrous gourmet cheese tastings. As the mouse's new mates navigate their own personal struggles, they discover that their tiny friend might just be the glue holding their own chaotic lives together. With a stellar ensemble cast including [c=Tony Mark], [c=Robert Howe], [c=Luke Jobson], [c=James Wright], and [c=Annabelle Bickley], this warm-hearted comedy balances laugh-out-loud physical humor with genuine moments of connection. Written by [c=Callum Ryman] and produced by [c=Luca Magyar], "Mouse and His Mates" is a feel-good romp that proves the best friendships often come in the smallest packages.</p>

<p>An adaptation of the Petersen Eisner-winning graphic novel series "Mouse Guard", it tells of anthropomorphic mice set in medieval times, focusing on a brotherhood of mice that is sworn to protect the common folk. Or rodent, as it were.</p>

<p>In a world where facial hair has become a symbol of both pride and paranoia, "Moustache-Phobia: An Afternoon Nap" introduces us to the quirky and endearing character of Felix, played by [c=John Doe]. Felix is an unassuming librarian who has developed an irrational fear of mustaches due to a childhood incident involving his eccentric uncle. His life takes a turn when a local mustache-themed festival is announced, prompting him to confront his fears head-on.</p> <p>Alongside him is his spirited best friend, Nina, portrayed by [c=Jane Smith], who encourages Felix to embrace the absurdity of his phobia. As the festival approaches, Felix's attempts to avoid mustached individuals lead to a series of comical misadventures that challenge his perceptions and relationships. The central conflict unfolds as he grapples with his anxieties while trying to support Nina's aspiration to become a renowned barista at the festival's coffee booth.</p> <p>With a tone that blends comedy and heartfelt moments, this whimsical tale explores themes of acceptance and self-discovery, inviting viewers to laugh while reflecting on the nature of fear and friendship. As Felix embarks on his journey, audiences are sure to be entertained by the absurdity and warmth that "Moustache-Phobia: An Afternoon Nap" promises to deliver.</p>

<p>In the evocative documentary "Mouth of the Wolf: Amanda Knox Returns to Italy," viewers are drawn into the complex and controversial saga of Amanda Knox, portrayed by [c=Amanda Knox] herself. As she revisits the country that forever altered the course of her life, the film explores her personal journey of redemption and the haunting memories of her past. Knox, who was wrongfully convicted in the murder of her roommate, faces the emotional weight of returning to the scene of the crime, navigating the public's perception and her own quest for closure.</p> <p>The documentary captures Knox's candid reflections as she confronts the shadows of her history while also seeking to understand the media frenzy that surrounded her case. With interviews from key figures and insights into the Italian legal system, the film presents a nuanced portrayal of a woman striving to reclaim her narrative amidst a backdrop of tumult and controversy. The tone is introspective and poignant, inviting audiences to engage deeply with Knox's experience, as well as the broader implications of justice and truth in a sensationalized world. This compelling exploration promises to captivate those interested in true crime and human resilience.</p>

<p>In the seemingly perfect life of bestselling children's author Julie Davis, a profound and private struggle rages beneath the surface. Portrayed with raw vulnerability by [c=Amanda Seyfried], Julie is a new mother and wife to her supportive husband Ethan, played by [c=Finn Wittrock], who grapples with the crushing weight of depression after a recent crisis. Directed and written by [c=Amy Koppelman], this intimate drama follows Julie as she attempts to piece her world back together for the sake of her young son, navigating the well-meaning but often overwhelming concerns of her family, including her mother played by [c=Amy Irving]. As she returns to the public eye to promote her latest book, the pressure to perform happiness and the haunting echoes of her inner turmoil create a gripping central conflict. With a powerful supporting cast including [c=Jennifer Carpenter] and [c=Paul Giamatti], "A Mouthful of Air" is a poignant and unflinching exploration of the fragile line between coping and collapsing, painting a tender portrait of a woman fighting to find air in a world that feels suffocating.</p>

<p>In the delightfully bizarre animated comedy [m=Mouthwash Madness], a routine dental hygiene product becomes the catalyst for chaos in a quiet suburban town. When a mysterious new brand of mouthwash hits the shelves, it transforms ordinary people into uncontrollable, singing, and dancing maniacs who speak only in advertising jingles. The film follows a ragtag group of unlikely heroes, including a cautious dentist voiced by [c=Andrew Morgado] and a hyper-energetic teenager brought to life by [c=Alex Cazares], as they race against time to uncover the source of the outbreak. Alongside them are a resourceful local reporter played by [c=Shannon Chan-Kent] and a skeptical but lovable science nerd voiced by [c=Tessa Netting], each bringing their own quirky strengths to the mission. As the madness spreads, the group must navigate a world where logic has been replaced by catchy tunes and absurd dance routines, all while confronting the corporate greed behind the tainted product. Blending slapstick humor with a satirical edge, [m=Mouthwash Madness] offers a vibrant, fast-paced adventure that questions the power of consumer culture and the importance of staying true to oneself.</p>

<p>Take a hilarious director, add a brilliant cast, mix in some twisted jokes, remove all boundaries, and then stand back... way back. In "Movie 43," comedy is served steaming hot (literally) by director Peter Farrelly of The Farrelly Brothers ("Something About Mary," "Dumb & Dumber") in one of the most shocking, original, and dangerous comedies ever made. Starring Johnny Knoxville, Gerard Butler, Anna Faris, Seann William Scott, Hugh Jackman, Richard Gere, Uma Thurman, Halle Berry, Emma Stone, Naomi Watts, Kate Bosworth, Kate Winslet, Terrence Howard, Liev Schreiber, Elizabeth Banks, Justin Long, Kristen Bell, Patrick Warburton, Josh Duhamel, Jason Sudeikis, Chloe Grace Moretz, Stephen Merchant, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Jack McBrayer, Kieran Culkin, and Chris Pratt, "Movie 43" is jaw-dropping, uproarious, outrageous fun. Warning: not for the weak-stomached, faint of heart, or easily offended.</p>

<p>In this brisk and hilarious comedy, directed by [c=Aidan Walsh], three friends find their weekly tradition of a casual movie night thrown into utter chaos when their carefully curated plans go hilariously awry. [c=Steven Shaffer] plays the meticulous host who has everything organized to the last minute, while [c=Seth Change] and [c=Dennis Thompson] portray his equally opinionated but far less prepared buddies. What begins as a simple debate over which film to watch quickly escalates into a series of absurd arguments, frantic snack runs, and unforeseen technical disasters that test the limits of their friendship. The film captures the all-too-relatable struggle of trying to coordinate a simple evening of entertainment, where the biggest threat isn't a bad movie but the personalities of the people watching it. With rapid-fire dialogue and escalating comedic tension, this short but punchy comedy delivers a laugh-out-loud look at how the best-laid plans can go spectacularly wrong when friends get together.</p>