<p>In the rugged landscapes of the American West, two lawmen, Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, played by [c=Ed Harris] and [c=Viggo Mortensen], arrive in the troubled town of Appaloosa to restore order amid lawlessness and corruption. With the local rancher, the ruthless Randall Bragg, portrayed by [c=Jeremy Irons], terrorizing the townsfolk, Cole and Hitch find themselves in a precarious battle against both Bragg’s men and the town's own fears. The duo's steadfast commitment to justice is further complicated when they encounter the enigmatic Alice, brought to life by [c=Renee Zellweger], whose loyalties are as unpredictable as the landscape they traverse.</p> <p>As tensions rise, alliances are tested, and the stakes heighten, the film immerses viewers in a captivating tale of loyalty, honor, and the harsh realities of frontier life. Directed by [c=Ed Harris], "Appaloosa" skillfully blends Western and drama elements, painting a vivid picture of a time when the line between right and wrong blurs amidst the dusty trails and gunfire. With a rich narrative and compelling performances, this film invites audiences to explore the complexities of friendship and the struggle for justice in an unforgiving world.</p>

<p>In the chilling thriller Apparition, The, a group of friends inadvertently unleashes a malevolent force while experimenting with a supernatural phenomenon. As they attempt to connect with the spirit world, they find themselves haunted by a dark presence that preys on their deepest fears and secrets. Leading the cast is [c=Ashley Greene], who portrays the determined and resourceful character, struggling to protect her friends from the escalating terror. Alongside her are [c=Sebastian Stan] and [c=Tom Felton], both of whom bring depth to their roles as skeptical yet adventurous companions drawn into a nightmarish fight for survival.</p> <p>The film unfolds with a palpable sense of dread, skillfully blending psychological tension with supernatural horror. As the friends’ bonds are tested and their sanity begins to unravel, they must confront the malevolent entity that threatens not only their lives but their very souls. With a runtime of 82 minutes, Apparition, The promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats, delivering a haunting experience that lingers long after the credits roll. As the line between reality and the supernatural blurs, viewers are left questioning what lies beyond the veil and the true nature of the darkness that surrounds them.</p>

Two teenage friends conspire to find out how much their youthful sensuality can disrupt one of their households, headed by a dentist and his mentally-ill wife.

<p>A mesmerizing fusion of high art and pop spectacle, this musical film captures a singular live performance from the iconic [c=Lady Gaga], who also directs and produces. Delving into the dark, theatrical heart of her acclaimed album, the show presents a requiem for the modern era, blending classical motifs with industrial pop and visceral choreography. Gaga embodies a spectral, grief-stricken muse navigating a surreal dreamscape, her every gesture a battle between raw vulnerability and defiant strength. The central conflict unfolds as she confronts the ghosts of fame, love, and creative destruction, using the stage as a battleground for catharsis. With a tone that shifts from haunting intimacy to explosive grandeur, the performance eschews a traditional narrative for a deeply emotional, atmospheric journey. It is a testament to artistic rebirth, offering an entrancing experience for both devoted fans and newcomers alike.</p>

<p>In the heartwarming family drama "Apple of My Eye", a young woman's life takes an unexpected turn when she inherits a sprawling, struggling apple orchard. [c=Amy Smart] stars as Charlotte, a career-driven photographer who must suddenly navigate the rustic challenges of farm life, a world away from her urban existence. Her journey is complicated by the orchard's charming but stubborn manager, played by [c=Liam McIntyre], who has his own deep connection to the land and its history. Directed by [c=Castille Landon], the film explores themes of legacy, community, and rediscovering one's roots as Charlotte, alongside a supporting cast including [c=Burt Reynolds] and [c=Amanda Michalka], works to save the harvest and perhaps find a new definition of home. This poignant and uplifting story, filled with autumnal beauty and small-town charm, reminds viewers that the sweetest fruits often come from the most unexpected places.</p>

<p>Aiman is a 28-year-old Malay correctional officer who is recently transferred to the territory's top prison. He lives with his older sister Suhaila in a modest housing estate. At his new workplace, Aiman begins to take an interest in a 65-year-old sergeant named Rahim. </p><p>Soon, it is revealed that the charismatic Rahim is actually the long-serving chief executioner of the prison. Rahim also takes notice of the principled and diligent Aiman. When Rahim's assistant suddenly quits, he asks Aiman to become his apprentice. </p><p>Aiman tells Suhaila of his new job position, but Suhaila becomes upset, as their father was actually executed by Rahim. Aiman knew this all along. Can Aiman overcome his conscience and a haunted past to possibly take over as the next chief executioner?</p>

<p>1970s New York: determined to emerge from his powerful father's shadow and make a name for himself in Manhattan real estate, aspiring mogul Donald Trump is in the earliest days of his career when he encounters the man who will become one of the most important figures in his life: political fixer Roy M. Cohn. Seeing promise in young Donald, the influential attorney--who secured espionage convictions against Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and investigated suspected Communists alongside Senator Joseph McCarthy--teaches his new acolyte how to amass wealth and power through deception, intimidation, and media manipulation. The rest is history.</p>

<p>"Approaching Midnight" is a gripping action-crime-drama that follows young Army staff sergeant Wesley Kent's return to his small town after being wounded in the war in Afghanistan. Coping with burying his best friend from the war (Brandon T. Jackson), he must now endure the news of the death of his girlfriend Aspen (Jana Kramer) who passed away in a car accident while he was away. Seeking information about her accident, his unanswered questions grow as he begins to uncover a web of mysterious circumstances, possible corruption and greed that may lead all the way to Aspen's father, the town's Mayor, and his run for Governor. </p>

<p>Captain William D. Stanaforth (Mark Strong) is on a one-way solo mission, taking humanity's first steps toward colonizing Mars. Although the entire world is watching him, he is completely alone in a dark and distant sea of stars. Stanaforth rockets bravely through space facing insurmountable odds, but as the journey takes a toll on his life-sustaining systems, he is forced to make impossible choices that threaten his sanity, mission and very existence.</p>

<p>For Shirin, being part of a perfect Persian family isn't easy. Acceptance eludes her from all sides: her family doesn't know she's bisexual, and her ex-girlfriend, Maxine, can't understand why she doesn't tell them. Even the six-year-old boys in her moviemaking class are too ADD to focus on her for more than a second. Following a family announcement of her brother's betrothal to a parentally approved Iranian prize catch, Shirin embarks on a private rebellion involving a series of pansexual escapades, while trying to decipher what went wrong with Maxine.</p>

<p>In the intimate drama "Apricot," a young man's life is upended by a sudden and profound loss, forcing him to navigate the isolating terrain of grief. [c=Jy Prishkulnik] portrays the central figure, whose world narrows to the quiet confines of his apartment as he grapples with overwhelming sorrow. His journey is witnessed by a small constellation of people, including a compassionate friend played by [c=Dana DePirri] and other figures from his past, such as those portrayed by [c=Richard Neil] and [c=Jonathan von Mering], who each represent different threads of connection to a life that feels increasingly distant. Directed and written by [c=Frank Frascella], the film delicately unfolds over twenty-eight minutes, capturing the subtle, often silent struggle to find meaning and a path forward. With a tone that is both tender and unflinching, "Apricot" explores the fragile process of healing, asking whether solace can be found in memories or if one must ultimately face the emptiness of the present alone.</p>

<p>On a day that will forever scar a city, the explosive verdict in the Rodney King trial ignites a powder keg of social unrest across Los Angeles. [c=Ariel Vromen]'s gripping drama, April 29, 1992, plunges into the heart of the chaos through the converging stories of several individuals fighting to survive. [c=Tyrese Gibson] portrays a dedicated firefighter thrust into the inferno, struggling to protect his community amid the escalating violence. Meanwhile, [c=Ray Liotta] brings intensity to the role of a police sergeant facing impossible choices on the fractured streets, and [c=Scott Eastwood] appears as a National Guardsman deployed into the tumultuous landscape. As the city burns and moral lines blur, each character is forced to confront their own prejudices and loyalties in a desperate bid for safety and humanity. This tense, character-driven film captures the raw emotion and complex social fractures of a historical moment, exploring how ordinary people navigate extraordinary peril when the very fabric of society unravels around them.</p>

<p>Paris, 1941. A family of scientists is on the brink of discovering a powerful longevity serum when all of a sudden a mysterious force abducts them, leaving their young daughter April behind. Ten years later, April (voiced by Academy Award nominee Marion Cotillard) lives alone with her dear cat, Darwin, and carries on her family's research in secret. </p><p>But she soon finds herself at the center of a shadowy and far-reaching conspiracy, and on the run from government agents, bicycle-powered dirigibles and cyborg rat spies. Undaunted, she continues her quest to find her parents and discover the truth behind their disappearance.</p>

<p>After years of yearning for the girl next door, Artie finally builds the courage to woo her...only to find out the girl of his dreams and best friend, April, is moving away - sending Artie into a deep depression. Two years later, the emptiness subsides and the lion inside tells Artie to "go find April and make her yours." Empowered and eager to find April, Artie crashes his car on the way...and wakes up a week later in the middle of a zombie outbreak. Now it's up to Artie and his ever-growing courage to find April - no matter what cannibalistic creature steps in his way...</p>

<p>From writer/director, Andrew Robinson, a survivor of the Columbine High School tragedy, comes April Showers a dramatized retelling of what it was like to be a survivor in the midst of the nation's largest school shootings. Based largely on actual events, April Showers follows the story of Sean Ryan (Kelly Blatz, Prom Night) as he and fellow survivors attempt to make sense of the horrors they've just witnessed and, for Sean, coping with the loss of his friend April (Ellen Woglom, Viva Laughlin). </p><p>April Showers features a budding cast lead by Blatz, Daryl Sabara (Spy Kids, A Christmas Carol), Janel Parrish (Bratz), Ellen Woglom with Illeana Douglas (To Die For, Stir of Echoes) and Tom Arnold (Happy Endings, Gardens of the Night) rounding out the cast.</p>

<p>"April's Shower" is a comedy of love, romance, and expectation. On the morning of the shower, we meet Alex, a chef, put out by her effort to host the perfect shower and struggling with her tangled relationship with the bride to be. One by one, the eclectic guests trickle into Alex's house, bringing their own hilarious insecurities and peculiar life situations with them. As April, the bride-to-be, arrives, it becomes clear the secret Alex is hiding will affect not just the course of her life but that of almost everyone at the shower. In the end Alex unveils her secret, and a moment of chaos soon calms as the crazed crowd is forced to re-examine their own lives. "April's Shower" demands you ask how far you would go for true love and if you have the strength to live in your truth.</p> <p>April’s Shower demands you to ask how far you would go for true love and if you have the strength to live in your truth.</p>

<p>In a surreal and disorienting cinematic experiment, director [c=Cooper Traluch] crafts a tripartite journey into the heart of contemporary alienation with "Apropos of Acid Snow: A Modern Underground (Parts I-III)." This brief yet densely packed film assembles a sprawling ensemble cast, including [c=Jack Goldfinger], [c=Sam Levy], [c=Paul Cellini], [c=Caveh Zahedi], [c=Ava Hennen], [c=Tydan Stannard], [c=Jean?Luc Montaudy], [c=Skyler Martin], and [c=Tommy Henschenp]. The narrative unfolds in a fractured, underground world where the titular acid snow falls as a corrosive metaphor for societal decay. A disparate group of characters, each wrestling with their own existential dread and fragmented memories, find their paths intersecting in a subterranean labyrinth. Motivated by a desperate search for meaning and connection in a world that feels chemically altered and hostile, they navigate claustrophobic tunnels and hallucinatory landscapes. The central conflict emerges from their struggle to decipher cryptic clues left behind by an absent architect, forcing them to confront the very nature of their reality. Blending avant-garde theater with psychological horror, the film maintains a tone of anxious, dreamlike urgency, offering viewers a provocative and unsettling glimpse into a modern underground that exists just beneath the surface of the everyday.</p>

<p>From the mind of writer-director [c=Cooper Traluch] comes a surreal and experimental journey that defies conventional narrative. This short film, the second installment in an ongoing series, plunges viewers into a fragmented underground world where reality warps and shifts with every frame. The story follows a loosely connected ensemble of characters, including figures portrayed by [c=Jack Goldfinger], [c=Sam Levy], and [c=Paul Cellini], as they navigate a landscape shaped by the titular acid snow, a phenomenon that alters perception and memory. Their motivations remain elusive, driven by a sense of dislocation and the search for meaning in a chaotic environment. The central conflict emerges from the struggle to maintain identity and coherence in a space where time and logic dissolve. With a tone that blends avant-garde experimentation with darkly comic undertones, the film evokes the spirit of underground cinema, reminiscent of works by [c=Caveh Zahedi] and [c=Andrew Bujalski], who also appear in the cast. This brief but dense experience offers a provocative glimpse into a modern underground, inviting audiences to surrender to its hypnotic and disorienting rhythms.</p>

<p>In this taut, 20-minute psychological thriller directed by [c=Natasha Mynhier], a routine aptitude test spirals into a nightmarish examination of identity and reality. The film follows a sharp but anxious young professional who arrives for a high-stakes assessment that could determine her career's future. As she sits in a sterile, windowless room, the test's questions grow increasingly bizarre and personal, forcing her to confront hidden memories and unsettling truths about herself. Her initial confidence erodes as the examiner, a chillingly detached figure, pushes her deeper into a labyrinth of cognitive challenges that seem designed not to measure her skills, but to unravel her sanity. The line between objective evaluation and psychological manipulation blurs, leaving the protagonist—and the audience—questioning what is real and what is a carefully constructed illusion. With its claustrophobic atmosphere and relentless tension, [m=Aptitude] delivers a compact, gripping experience that explores the fragile nature of self-perception under pressure. The film's brisk pace and minimalist setting amplify the mounting dread, making every tick of the clock feel like a countdown to a devastating revelation.</p>

<p>In a world where a milkshake, a box of fries, and a wad of meat can be roommates and freelance detectives, the surreal suburban chaos of the cult animated series explodes onto the big screen. The aquatic triumvirate of Master Shake [c=Dana Snyder], Frylock [c=Carey Means], and Meatwad [c=Dave Willis] find their mundane lives of battling aliens and their insane neighbor Carl [c=Dave Willis] disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious, monstrous exercise machine from the future. This insatiable contraption threatens not just their New Jersey home, but the very fabric of the cosmos, forcing the dysfunctional fast-food heroes into an absurd road trip to save the world—or at least avoid doing any actual work. With the vocal talents of guest stars like [c=Fred Armisen], [c=Bruce Campbell], and [c=Tina Fey] joining the anarchic fray, this R-rated animated adventure doubles down on the series' signature blend of non-sequitur humor, low-stakes apocalyptic stakes, and gloriously nonsensical plot twists, delivering a feature-length dose of pure, unadulterated cartoon insanity.</p>

<p>In a world where the ocean depths conceal ancient secrets and powerful kingdoms, "Aquaman" unfolds the epic journey of Arthur Curry, portrayed by [c=Jason Momoa], the half-human, half-Atlantean heir to the underwater throne of Atlantis. As Arthur struggles with his dual identity, he is thrust into a conflict that could reshape the balance between land and sea. With the fierce and determined Mera, played by [c=Amber Heard], by his side, Arthur must embrace his destiny and unite the warring factions of Atlantis to prevent his half-brother, Orm, portrayed by [c=Patrick Wilson], from launching a devastating war against the surface world.</p> <p>Guided by the wisdom of his mentor, Nudis Vulko, brought to life by [c=Willem Dafoe], and bolstered by the strength of his mother, Atlanna, played by [c=Nicole Kidman], Arthur faces formidable challenges and breathtaking underwater battles. As he delves deeper into his heritage, the stakes rise, and allegiances are tested in this visually stunning adventure directed by [c=James Wan]. Blending fantasy and action, "Aquaman" invites viewers to immerse themselves in a vibrant world filled with mythical creatures, thrilling escapades, and a quest for identity that resonates with audiences of all ages.</p>

<p>In this epic new chapter directed by [c=James Wan], [c=Jason Momoa] returns as Arthur Curry, the reluctant king of Atlantis who finds his land and family threatened by an ancient power unleashed from the depths. To face a foe with the devastating potential to destroy both the surface world and the undersea kingdoms, the once-estranged Aquaman must forge an uneasy alliance with his imprisoned brother, Orm, played by [c=Patrick Wilson]. As they embark on a perilous quest to find the mythic Lost Kingdom, Arthur is also tested on the homefront, balancing his royal duties with his life alongside his queen, Mera ([c=Amber Heard]), and his father, Tom ([c=Temuera Morrison]). This high-stakes adventure plunges audiences into a visually stunning world of fantastical action and deep-sea intrigue, where old enemies must become new allies to prevent an unimaginable catastrophe.</p>

<p>In a sun-drenched summer of change, two lifelong best friends, Claire and Hailey, face their final days together before a move threatens to separate them. Their wish for a miracle to stay together is answered in the most unexpected way when a fierce storm washes a magical mermaid named Aquamarine into their beach club’s swimming pool. Played with sparkling charm by [c=Sara Paxton], Aquamarine is on a mission to prove to her skeptical father that true love exists, offering the girls a deal: if they help her win the heart of a handsome lifeguard [c=Jake McDorman] within three days, she will use her powers to grant their wish. As [c=Emma Roberts] and [c=Jojo] navigate the chaotic and hilarious challenges of hiding a mermaid on land while coaching her in the confusing ways of human romance, they discover more about friendship, courage, and the bonds that truly last. This delightful blend of comedy and heartfelt drama, directed by [c=Elizabeth Allen], is a whimsical tale of summer magic where the greatest treasures are found not in the ocean, but in the connections we make.</p>

<p>Clara, a 65-year-old widow and retired music critic, is the last resident of the Aquarius, one of the few buildings of its age and character that remains in a rapidly changing seaside Recife neighborhood. Now that the other apartments have been swept up by a company with ambitious plans for redevelopment, pressures to move on surround Clara from all sides. But she has pledged to leave only upon death, and will engage in a cold war with the developers to keep a home that has been a silent witness to her entire life.</p>

<p>"Arabian Nights" is a visually stunning 3-D retelling of the classic adventure tale about a bold, young commander (Hemsworth) who joins forces with Sinbad, Aladdin and his Genie to rescue Scheherazade and save her Kingdom from the dark powers of an immortal Sorcerer. The film weaves together weaves together several beloved tales and characters into a wild magic carpet ride for all ages.</p>

<p>From the minds behind "Too Many Cooks" comes The Arbalest: the tale of enigmatic, famed toymaker Foster Kalt, celebrated inventor of the "Kalt Cube." His story unfolding via flashbacks over the course of an interview with a television reporter, Kalt primarily reflects on his lifelong obsession with Sylvia Frank. From his fatetful first meeting with Sylvia in a New York Hotel Room in 1968, to years later when he is stalking her from a cabin in the woods, the puzzle pieces of Kalt's obsession come together to form his latest, shocking, long-awaited new invention.</p>

<p>A taut and alluring suspense thriller about love, loyalty, and high finance, "Arbitrage" follows successful hedge-fund magnate Robert Miller (Gere) on the eve of his 60th birthday. However, behind the facade, Miller is in trouble, desperately trying to complete the sale of his trading empire to a major bank before the depths of his fraud are revealed. Struggling to conceal his duplicity from loyal wife Ellen (Sarandon) and brilliant daughter and heir-apparent Brooke (Marling), Miller's also balancing an affair with French art-dealer Julie Cote (Casta). Just as he's about to unload his troubled empire, an unexpected bloody error forces him to juggle family, business, and crime with the aid of Jimmy Grant (Nate Parker), a face from Miller's past. One wrong turn ignites the suspicions of NYPD Detective Michael Bryer (Roth), who will stop at nothing in his pursuits. Running on borrowed time, Miller is forced to confront the limits of even his own moral duplicity. Will he make it out before the bubble bursts?</p>

<p>A weekend camping trip becomes a desperate fight for survival in this tense horror-thriller from writer-director [c=Patrick Rea]. [c=Fiona Dourif] stars as Dana, a woman who retreats to a secluded forest with her husband [c=Kevin Ryan] in hopes of rekindling their strained relationship. Their fragile peace is shattered when they are forced to barricade themselves inside their tent, not only from a mysterious and menacing pursuer lurking in the woods, but also from a pair of armed and desperate strangers, played by [c=Jake Busey] and [c=Rob Bouron]. Trapped in a claustrophobic nightmare, Dana must confront both the supernatural threat growing among the ancient trees and the volatile human tensions escalating within their flimsy shelter. As paranoia mounts and the unseen entity closes in, the group discovers the forest holds a terrifying secret, blurring the lines between myth and a very real, predatory horror.</p>

<p>A coming-of-age story set in a vast, cross-country landscape, "Arcadia" begins when twelve-year-old Greta's dad wakes her up before dawn and crams his three kids into a dented station wagon. The family sets off on a 3,000-mile journey from the New England woods to the California desert, as Dad paints pictures of a California paradise and assures the kids that Mom will soon join them.</p><p>Greta believes him at first, mesmerized by the strange new scenery and clinging to her stuffed bunny Harrison. Older sister Caroline nonchalantly accepts his stories, more focused on the boyfriend she's leaving behind. And nine-year-old Nat, too young to suspect a thing, is eager to see the epic Grand Canyon. But Dad's mood shifts as often as the landscape outside their window, and the kids soon find themselves in increasingly unpleasant and even dangerous situations.</p>

<p>In the atmospheric drama [m=Arcadia Lost], a group of young travelers find their journey through the American South taking a dark and transformative turn. The film follows a pair of siblings, portrayed by [c=Carter Jenkins] and [c=Lachlan Buchanan], whose path intersects with a mysterious young woman played by [c=Haley Bennett]. Their voyage becomes a haunting odyssey into the past when they encounter a reclusive and enigmatic stranger, brought to life by veteran actor [c=Nick Nolte]. The ensemble is rounded out by performances from [c=Dato Bakhtadze] and [c=Anthony Burk]. Directed with a keen visual eye by acclaimed cinematographer-turned-director [c=Phedon Papamichael] from a script by [c=David Ariniello], this 83-minute film weaves a tale of loss, memory, and the search for meaning against a starkly beautiful landscape, produced by [c=Kelly Thomas].</p>

In the near future, on a decimated Earth, Paul and his twin sons face terror at night when ferocious creatures awaken. When Paul is nearly killed, the boys come up with a plan for survival, using everything their father taught them to keep him alive.

<p>Set in 1919 and follows the titular secret society comprising the era's leading occult investigators -- Arthur Conan Doyle, Harry Houdini, H.P. Lovecraft and Marie Laveau -- as they battle demons descending on New York City, including a serial killer of angels.</p>

<p>In the hauntingly brief yet profoundly unsettling sci-fi short [m=ARCHAEOLOGY OF UNBORN FACES], director [c=Zeki Yahya] crafts a speculative exploration of identity and memory. The film follows a solitary archaeologist who discovers a cache of ancient, sculpted masks buried deep within a forgotten desert. Each mask bears the distinct, eerily realistic features of a face that has never been born, a ghostly imprint of a potential life that never came to be. As the archaeologist studies these artifacts, they begin to trigger fragmented, inexplicable visions—fleeting glimpses of alternate realities and the lives that could have been. The central conflict unfolds as the protagonist becomes obsessed with deciphering the masks' origin, questioning whether they are relics of a lost civilization, a biological anomaly, or a message from a parallel dimension. The tone is atmospheric and meditative, blending the gritty realism of a dig site with the ethereal melancholy of lost futures. Without revealing the ultimate truth, the narrative becomes a poignant meditation on potential, loss, and the faces we might have worn in another world.</p>

<p>Max Fist (Joe Manganiello) is a hero from another dimension who fell through time and space and landed on Earth. No one believes his stories except for a young kid named Hamster. Together they fight drug dealers and their boss 'The Manager' (Glenn Howerton) to help take back their city. </p>

<p>In the sleek, modern world of a planned community, a profound disconnect festers between the visionary and the inhabitants. [c=James Frain] stars as Miles Moss, an acclaimed architect whose rigid, minimalist masterpiece, The Clement, is a triumph of theory over comfort. His life of sterile order is disrupted when resident Nina Struhs, played with sharp wit by [c=Parker Posey], organizes her dissatisfied neighbors to demand livable changes to their impractical homes. As Nina confronts Miles with the human consequences of his design, he is forced to engage with the messy reality he has always sought to control, while also navigating the expectations of his pragmatic developer, played by [c=Eric McCormack]. This sharp architectural drama, directed by [c=Jonathan Parker], explores the clash between artistic idealism and everyday necessity, building a compelling tension around whether an artist can—or should—compromise his vision for the people who must live within it.</p>

<p>"The Architect," starring Anthony Lapaglia in the title role along with Isabella Rossellini and Viola Davis, is a harrowing and ultimately human story of two very different families. Leo Waters (Lapaglia) is an idealistic architect and patriarch of an affluent, suburban Chicago family. Tonya Neeley (Davis) is a pragmatic activist who is trying to keep her family together while living in one of the city's most drug and crime-infested public housing projects. As part of her ongoing campaign to have the projects torn down and decent housing built in its place, Tonya decides that the one signature she needs more than any other on her petition is that of the projects' original architect, Leo Waters.</p> <p>Based on David Greig's stage play of the same title, "The Architect" is written and directed by Matt Tauber.</p>

<p>In a future where memories can be digitized and stored, a brilliant archivist played by [c=Nicole Grace Goddard] discovers a dangerous anomaly within the global consciousness database known as the Archive. Teaming up with a skeptical security analyst, [c=Ty Zukerman Schure], she uncovers a conspiracy that threatens to rewrite human history and erase individual identity. As they delve deeper into corrupted data streams and fragmented recollections, they must race against time and evade those who wish to keep the past buried, including a formidable corporate executive portrayed by [c=Colin Spencer]. Directed by [c=Cole Rutman], this cerebral sci-fi thriller explores the fragile nature of truth in a world where reality itself is up for editing, creating a tense atmosphere of paranoia and digital dread.</p>

<p>In a near-future, snow-swept research facility, a lone scientist named George Almore, portrayed by [c=Theo James], is racing against time on a secret project. His goal is not just technological but deeply personal: to reunite with the consciousness of his deceased wife, which is preserved in a degraded digital archive. Working in isolation, George develops a series of progressively advanced android bodies, each one a stepping stone toward creating a perfect vessel for her soul. His closest confidant is the facility’s sardonic AI, voiced by [c=Toby Jones], who monitors his increasingly risky experiments. As George grows closer to his latest creation, a highly sentient android played by [c=Stacy Martin], the lines between memory, reality, and obsession begin to blur. This atmospheric sci-fi thriller from writer-director [c=Gavin Rothery] builds a tense and melancholic world where the quest for love challenges the very boundaries of life and technology, leading George toward revelations that threaten to unravel everything he has sacrificed to achieve.</p>

<p>In a vibrant world where imagination knows no bounds, "Arco" takes viewers on an enchanting journey led by a diverse cast of characters. The story centers around a spirited young artist, voiced by [c=Margot Ringard Oldra], who discovers a magical realm hidden within her sketches. As she navigates this fantastical landscape, she meets a cast of quirky companions, including a charming trickster played by [c=Oscar Tresanini] and a wise mentor portrayed by [c=Nathanaël Perrot].</p> <p>As they embark on their quest, they must confront the shadows of doubt and fear that threaten to engulf their creativity. The central conflict arises when a menacing force seeks to steal the colors of imagination, pushing the characters to unite their strengths and restore harmony to their world. Directed by [c=Ugo Bienvenu] and produced by [c=Natalie Portman], "Arco" weaves a rich tapestry of humor, heart, and stunning animation, creating an atmosphere that resonates with both young audiences and the young at heart. With themes of friendship, perseverance, and self-discovery, this animated feature promises to captivate and inspire, leaving viewers eager for its release on November 14, 2025.</p>

<p>It follows a man (Mikkelsen) stranded in the Arctic, who is finally about to receive his long awaited rescue. However, after a tragic accident, his opportunity is lost and he must then decide whether to remain in the relative safety of his camp or embark on a deadly trek through the unknown for potential salvation.</p>

<p>When the sinister Doc Walrus (voiced by John Cleese) hatches a secret plot to accelerate global warming and melt the arctic circle, a rag-tag group of inexperienced heroes (voiced by Renner, Franco, Baldwin, Huston, Klum and Sy) must come together to foil his evil plans and save the arctic.</p><p>Renner plays Swifty an arctic fox, who dreams of becoming one the famous Top Dogs, a team of huskies that deliver packages for the Arctic Blast Delivery Service. In the Arctic, every day trips can quickly turn into epic journeys, which make the Top Dogs the Arctic's every day heroes.</p><p>In an effort to prove himself, Swifty secretly commandeers a delivery sled to takes a mysterious package to a secret, icy, fortress where he comes face to face with Doc Walrus (Cleese), a blubbery evil genius who walks around on robotic legs, and commands a loyal army of oddly polite puffins. Swifty stumbles upon Doc Walrus' evil plan to drill to the center of the Earth to unleash enough lava to melt the polar ice caps in order to flood the planet and become be king of the world.</p><p>Now, Swifty has to enlist the help of his friends: PB (ABaldwin), an introverted polar bear, Lemmy (Franco), a scatter-brained rock and roll albatross, Sal (Sy) and Weez (Klum), two conspiracy theorist otters, and Jade, a red fox, who's a tough as nails mechanic that Swifty has a secret crush on. This ragtag team has to band together and overcome their differences if they're going to stop Doc Walrus and his army of Puffins from destroying the world.</p>

<p>The short documentary [m=Arctic Shifts] explores the rapidly changing landscape of the polar north. Directed by [c=Anna Lindemann] and written by [c=Alice du Vivier], this ten-minute film captures the profound environmental transformations occurring in the Arctic region. Through its concise runtime, the documentary presents a visual and scientific examination of shifting ice patterns, evolving ecosystems, and the broader climatic implications of these changes. The film serves as a focused cinematic observation, aiming to illuminate the delicate balance of this remote environment and the significant shifts underway, all crafted under the guiding vision of its director and writer.</p>

<p>Brothers Dave and Kenneth are reunited on Kenneth's release after four years in prison following a failed home invasion. While Kenneth is anxious to dive headfirst into the drug-centered existence that ensnared him in the first place, both Dave and Kenneth's erstwhile girlfriend, Sylvie have adopted clean lifestyles. What unfolds is an unpredictable plot line that leaves audiences' with the chills.</p>

<p>When fires sweep through the rainforest near their property along the Parana River, a poor tobacco-farming family goes on high alert. The head of the family, Joao (Chico Diaz), correctly suspects the fire is a result of slash-and-burn tactics by ruthless land-grabbers intent on acquiring the farm he shares with his lovely daughter, Vania (Braga), and her partner, Jara (Lautaro Vilo). Help arrives in the form of Kai(Garcia Bernal), an enigmatic man bearing indigenous tattoos who comes out of the jungle with the grace of a jaguar.</p>

<p>In the brief yet evocative short film "Are The Stars Alive?", director [c=Quinn Thomashow] poses a profound question that blurs the line between scientific inquiry and poetic wonder. The narrative follows a solitary figure gazing at the night sky, their quiet contemplation interrupted by a growing sense that the celestial bodies above are not just distant balls of gas and fire, but sentient, breathing entities. As the protagonist’s observations deepen, they begin to notice subtle patterns and flickers in the stars that suggest a form of cosmic communication. The central conflict unfolds between the character’s rational skepticism and the overwhelming, almost spiritual feeling that the universe is looking back. With a runtime of just four minutes, Thomashow crafts a meditative and atmospheric tone, relying on stunning visuals of the cosmos and a haunting soundscape to draw viewers into this intimate dilemma. The film becomes a mesmerizing exploration of human connection to the infinite, leaving audiences to ponder whether the stars hold secrets or simply reflect our own deepest hopes.</p>

<p>After the chaotic events of “Are We There Yet?,” Nick Persons (Ice Cube) has settled into suburban life with his new wife Suzanne (Nia Long) and her two children, Lindsey (Aleisha Allen) and Kevin (Philip Bolden). Eager to provide his growing family with more space, Nick purchases a fixer-upper home in the countryside, envisioning a peaceful haven. However, his dream quickly turns into a nightmare when he meets the eccentric and overly enthusiastic contractor, Chuck Mitchell Jr. (John C. McGinley), whose relentless “improvements” transform the simple renovation into a series of escalating, slapstick disasters. As Nick struggles to balance his demanding job, the chaos of construction, and the ever-present tension with his stepchildren, he must learn that a true home is built on patience and love, not just bricks and nails. This family comedy from director [c=Steve Carr] delivers a lighthearted, laugh-filled look at the trials of homeownership and blended family life.</p>

<p>In Revolution Studios' family comedy "Are We There Yet?," Nick (Ice Cube), a smooth operator, is trying to land a date with Suzanne (Nia Long). Problem is Suzanne, a divorcee, is stuck working in Vancouver and miserable because she misses her kids. Seizing the opportunity, Nick gallantly offers to make her wish come true - and his own in the process - by bringing seven-year-old Kevin (Philip Bolden) and eleven-year-old Lindsey (Aleisha Allen) up from Portland, Oregon to be reunited with their mom.</p> <p>What Nick doesn't know is that Suzanne's children think that no man is good enough for their mom and will do everything they can to make the trip a nightmare for him.</p> <p>Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy ride.</p>

<p>In a hilarious twist on nostalgia, [c=Rob Anderson] writes and stars in this comedic romp that sends up the beloved 1990s horror anthology series [t=Are You Afraid of the Dark?]. Anderson plays a hapless adult who, after a bizarre mishap, finds himself trapped inside a parody of the classic show, forced to navigate a series of absurd, low-budget horror tales from the decade of slap bracelets and dial-up internet. Directed by [c=Trevor Marples], the film follows this bewildered protagonist as he encounters a motley crew of eccentric characters, including a cringe-worthy camp counselor and a wannabe goth teen, all while trying to survive the hilariously cheesy scares that defined '90s kids TV. With its tongue firmly in cheek, the movie blends affectionate parody with laugh-out-loud comedy, exploring how our childhood fears and media obsessions shape us. As the lines between reality and the retro TV world blur, our hero must confront his own inner child and find a way to break free from the VHS-taped nightmare, making for a wildly entertaining ride through the decade of grunge and Goosebumps.</p>

People are beckoned to the Philippines to the City of Angels where they are promised to fall in love at first sight.

<p>From acclaimed [t=Mad Men] creator [c=Matthew Weiner] comes a delightfully offbeat comedy that explores the messy, unexpected bonds of friendship. The story follows Steve Dallas ([c=Owen Wilson]), a charismatic but directionless womanizer who finds his comfortable, carefree life upended when his best friend, the eccentric and emotionally volatile Ben Baker ([c=Zach Galifianakis]), inherits a substantial fortune after his estranged father's death. As Ben grapples with the sudden responsibility and the reappearance of his sharp-witted sister Terri ([c=Amy Poehler]), Steve sees an opportunity to prolong his own aimless lifestyle. Drawn into the family's complicated dynamics and the rural small-town setting of Ben's childhood home, Steve must confront his own arrested development while helping his friend navigate the chaos of newfound wealth and unresolved grief. Balancing sharp humor with genuine pathos, [c=Matthew Weiner] crafts a character-driven story about what it truly means to grow up, featuring standout performances from a stellar ensemble including [c=Laura Ramsey], [c=Jenna Fischer], and the late [c=Edward Herrmann]. This R-rated comedy offers a thoughtful, often hilarious look at the ties that bind us and the difficult choices that define adulthood.</p>

<p>In this taut, four-minute sci-fi thriller directed by [c=Grace Denne], the line between humanity and technology blurs with unsettling precision. The film follows a lone individual who awakens in a sterile, minimalist room, uncertain of their own identity or purpose. As they interact with a series of cold, clinical figures portrayed by [c=Maddalena Miafiori] and [c=Eloise Knight], the protagonist, played by [c=Tom Rope], begins to question whether the responses they receive are genuine or merely programmed. The central conflict emerges from this chilling ambiguity: is the protagonist a human being trapped in a dehumanizing experiment, or a sophisticated artificial intelligence being tested for its capacity to feel? The atmosphere is one of quiet, creeping dread, punctuated by stark visuals and a haunting score that amplifies every moment of doubt. [c=Grace Denne] crafts a narrative that explores themes of consciousness, empathy, and the very definition of life, leaving viewers on edge as the protagonist's final, desperate question hangs in the air. Are You Human? is a concise, thought-provoking journey into the heart of what it means to be alive.</p>