<p>In a world where men have become a biological rarity, [c=Jill Morrison] stars as Iris, a young woman who works as a nanny for a family of women, living a peaceful life in a society now run entirely by women. Her quiet routine is upended when she is hired by a household that secretly shelters two of the last surviving men, brothers played by [c=Patrick Gilmore] and [c=Tom McBeath]. This clever mockumentary, directed by [c=Mark Sawers], blends sharp comedy with thoughtful drama as it explores a gender-flipped reality. Iris finds herself at the center of a growing ideological conflict, caught between the established feminine world order and a small, desperate movement fighting for male survival. As she grows closer to her unusual charges, she must confront her own beliefs about family, legacy, and what it means to be part of a dying breed. With a tone that is both whimsical and poignant, the film presents a unique speculative premise that challenges societal norms through the lens of [c=Ali Skovbye], [c=Andrea Brooks], and [c=Rekha Sharma]'s compelling performances, asking what truly defines humanity when the traditional balance of nature is irrevocably altered.</p>

<p>In the gripping drama [m=No Miracles], directed by [c=Lachlan Duncan-Brooke], a tight-knit group of friends finds their bonds tested when a sudden, life-altering crisis shatters their ordinary world. The film centers on the quiet resilience of a young woman portrayed by [c=Olivia McIntosh], whose unwavering hope clashes with the harsh realities faced by those around her. As tensions mount, her partner, played by [c=Jordan Monks], struggles to reconcile his own despair with her stubborn optimism, while a close confidant, brought to life by [c=Jed Bury], offers a pragmatic yet unsettling perspective. With a runtime of just eleven minutes, this intense character study wastes no time in plunging viewers into a raw emotional landscape. The narrative unfolds with a palpable sense of urgency, exploring themes of faith, desperation, and the fragile nature of human connection. Supported by a compelling ensemble including [c=Ava Richmond], [c=Harry Williams], and [c=Theo Smith], the film maintains a somber, contemplative tone that refuses to offer easy answers. [m=No Miracles] is a powerful, minimalist drama that asks whether strength can be found when every hope has been exhausted.</p>

<p>In the intimate and revealing documentary NO MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE, director [c=Marcelese Cooper] turns the camera on the often invisible struggles of everyday people. The film weaves together the stories of several individuals from diverse walks of life, each grappling with the quiet weight of their own perceived inadequacies and the societal pressures to conform. Their motivations are deeply human: a desperate search for self-worth, a longing for connection, and the universal desire to be seen as enough.</p> <p>This poignant exploration charts the central conflict between internal doubt and external expectation, following its subjects as they navigate personal and professional landscapes that constantly test their resilience. With a tone that is both raw and compassionate, the documentary creates an atmosphere of shared vulnerability, asking profound questions about comparison, value, and what it truly means to belong. Cooper’s lens captures unguarded moments of frustration, fleeting triumph, and hard-won clarity, crafting a compelling narrative arc that challenges viewers to reflect on their own place in the world.</p>

<p>In the chilling sci-fi thriller [m=No One Can Hear You], directed by [c=Lyo Yuson] and [c=Finn O'Toole], a small, isolated research team on a remote space station faces a terrifying crisis when their communications system suddenly fails. As the crew, including the determined lead played by [c=David Olaniregun] and the increasingly anxious technician portrayed by [c=Finn O'Toole], struggles to repair the damage, they begin to realize that the silence is not just technological—something far more sinister is hunting them in the dark corridors of their own vessel. With no way to call for help, the group, which also features [c=Jadesola Odunjo], [c=Talitha Christina], and [c=Samuel Jenshøj], must rely on their dwindling resources and fraying trust to survive. The film masterfully blends claustrophobic tension with psychological horror, as the crew’s paranoia grows and unseen threats close in. Written by [c=Finn O'Toole], this 28-minute sci-fi nightmare explores the primal fear of being utterly alone and unheard, even when you scream the loudest.</p>

<p>In a world where food insecurity and loneliness often go hand in hand, director [c=Jason McCluskey] crafts a poignant documentary that examines the simple yet profound act of sharing a meal. [m=No One Carbs Alone] follows [c=Jason McCluskey] and [c=Conor Scanlon] as they explore how communal dining—particularly the universal comfort of carbohydrate-rich foods—can bridge divides between strangers and foster genuine human connection. The film journeys through various communities, from bustling city soup kitchens to intimate suburban dinner tables, revealing the stories of individuals who have found solace and solidarity in breaking bread together. As the subjects navigate personal struggles with isolation, economic hardship, and cultural displacement, the documentary gently argues that the act of offering food is a fundamental expression of care and humanity. With a warm, observational tone that avoids sentimentality, the film challenges viewers to reconsider the deeper social and emotional nourishment that comes from simply sharing a plate of pasta or a loaf of bread with someone in need.</p>

<p>In a chilling tale of survival and vengeance, "No One Lives" plunges viewers into the harrowing world of a ruthless gang whose plans go awry when they cross paths with a mysterious stranger. Led by the enigmatic character portrayed by [c=Luke Evans], this stranger is not merely a victim but a formidable force to be reckoned with. As the gang, which includes the likes of [c=Lee Tergesen], [c=Adelaide Clemens], and [c=Laura Ramsey], seeks to exploit their captives for profit, they soon discover that their prey harbors dark secrets and an insatiable thirst for blood.</p> <p>The film expertly navigates through themes of deception and survival, enveloping the audience in a tense atmosphere that keeps them on the edge of their seats. The central conflict escalates as the gang's underestimation of their captive leads to a shocking series of violent confrontations, challenging their very notions of power and control. With a runtime of just 86 minutes, the rapid pacing and unflinching suspense make for an exhilarating watch that is as gripping as it is unpredictable. "No One Lives" is a thrilling ride that will leave audiences questioning the true nature of humanity in the face of terror.</p>

While an entire country is focused on the 1990 World Cup in Italy, someone takes advantage of Argentina's matches to commit brutal murders.

A lonely woman battles extraterrestrials who threaten her future while forcing her to face her past.

<p>In a world where the stakes are high and the rules are constantly bent, "No Ordinary Heist" unfolds as a thrilling caper that challenges the very notion of what defines a successful robbery. The film follows the clever and resourceful protagonist, played by [c=Éanna Hardwicke], who finds himself embroiled in a meticulously planned heist that quickly spirals into chaos. With his eyes set on a life-changing score, he partners with the grizzled veteran thief, portrayed by [c=Eddie Marsan], whose experience and cunning are crucial in navigating the treacherous landscape of crime.</p> <p>As the duo assembles a ragtag team of misfits, each member brings their own unique skills and personal motivations, leading to a blend of humor and tension that permeates their interactions. However, as they delve deeper into their audacious plot, they face unforeseen complications that test their resolve and camaraderie. The film captures the essence of a heist gone wrong, balancing suspense with moments of levity, all while exploring themes of loyalty and ambition. Directed by [c=Colin McIvor], "No Ordinary Heist" promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating how this clever scheme will unfold.</p>

<p>In a world where the lines between justice and revenge blur, "No Other Choice" thrusts viewers into a gripping crime drama that explores the depths of morality and the consequences of desperation. The story centers around [c=Lee Byung-hun], a former detective whose life spirals out of control after a tragic event leaves him grappling with guilt and a thirst for vengeance. As he embarks on a relentless quest to uncover the truth behind his loved one's demise, he encounters [c=Son Ye-jin], a fierce journalist determined to expose the underbelly of corruption entwined with the case.</p> <p>Caught in a web of deceit and danger, these two unlikely allies must navigate a treacherous landscape populated by formidable adversaries, including the cunning [c=Park Hee-soon] and the enigmatic [c=Lee Sung-min]. Tensions rise as their investigation reveals a network of crime that challenges their very beliefs about justice and loyalty. Directed by the visionary [c=Park Chan-wook], this film captures a haunting atmosphere rife with suspense and emotional depth, compelling audiences to reflect on what choices they would make when faced with no other option. As secrets unfold and alliances shift, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, eager to discover how far one will go when pushed against the wall.</p>

<p>Aging actor Lester Rosenthal (Gabriel Byrne) has lost his way. In this often humorous, yet warmly poignant story, love and friendship, jealousy and re-discovery, career, family, and friends (Nathan Lane, Frances Conroy) intertwine as Lester navigates the perplexing realities facing so many of us as we pursue dreams and dignity. A film about hanging out, hanging in, and hanging on.</p>

A brilliant and intelligent love comedy that celebrates second chances and new horizons, starring a strong and determined woman who settles the score.

<p>In the tense psychological thriller No Place to Hide, a family’s search for a fresh start descends into a waking nightmare. [c=Kris Kristofferson] stars as a father who moves his wife, played by [c=Dey Young], and their young daughter, portrayed by [c=Drew Barrymore], to a seemingly idyllic new home, hoping to leave past troubles behind. Their dream of tranquility is shattered when they become the target of a relentless and mysterious stalker, whose motives are as hidden as his identity. As the threats escalate and the local authorities, including a detective played by [c=O. J. Simpson], struggle to find answers, the family realizes the danger is intimately connected to the shadows of their own history. Directed by [c=Richard Danus], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of paranoia and dread, exploring how far ordinary people will go to protect their loved ones when there is truly no place to hide.</p>

<p>A contemporary crime story that touches on the themes of the military and the difficulty of reintegrating back into society after serving as a soldier in Iraq and Afghanistan. </p><p>Set in Los Angeles in 2007, two friends who were combat Marines and side by side survived some of the toughest fighting in the Iraq War, find themselves on opposite sides of the law. One becomes a star cop in an elite undercover unit while the other gets into a heist crew involved with a drug cartel. These men, who once depended on each other for survival, see their friendship and loyalties put to the test.</p>

<p>In the documentary film [m=No Refunds], directed by [c=Adamska Elizaveta Rakhilkina], viewers are taken on a thought-provoking journey that explores the complexities of the human experience. The film features [c=Adamska Elizaveta Rakhilkina] and [c=Mars], who delve into various themes that resonate deeply with audiences. With a runtime of just 8 minutes, this concise yet impactful documentary captures the essence of its subject matter, encouraging reflection and discussion among viewers. As the narrative unfolds, the film invites audiences to consider the implications of choices and the concept of refunds in life, making it a compelling watch for anyone interested in the intricacies of decision-making and consequence.</p>

<p>Master chef Kate Armstrong (Catherine Zeta-Jones) lives her life like she runs her kitchen at a trendy Manhattan eatery—with a no-nonsense intensity that both captivates and intimidates everyone around her. Kate's perfectionist nature is put to the test when she "inherits" her nine-year-old niece Zoe (Abigail Breslin), while contending with a brash new sous-chef who joins her staff. High-spirited and freewheeling, Nick Palmer (Aaron Eckhart) couldn't be more different from Kate, yet the chemistry between them is undeniable. Rivalry becomes romance, but Kate will have to learn to express herself beyond the realm of her kitchen if she wants to connect with Zoe and find true happiness with Nick.</p>

<p>In the taut ten-minute drama "No Right Thing," directed by [c=Katie Ko], a seemingly ordinary encounter spirals into an ethical minefield that forces its characters to confront the impossible. The film follows two individuals, played by [c=Justine Raith] and [c=Alec Schneller], whose lives intersect in a moment of quiet tension. One is driven by a desperate need to protect a fragile sense of order, while the other is motivated by a deeply personal truth that threatens to shatter that very stability. Their confrontation, set against a backdrop of everyday mundanity, quickly reveals that there are no clear heroes or villains—only people trapped by circumstances where every decision carries an unavoidable consequence. As they wrestle with their conflicting perspectives, the atmosphere grows increasingly claustrophobic and charged, reflecting the genre's emphasis on raw, human vulnerability. [c=Katie Ko]’s direction ensures that every glance and pause carries weight, building toward a climax where the audience is left to ponder the unsettling reality that sometimes, there is no right thing to do.</p>

<p>In the bustling, overcrowded city, a group of desperate singles discovers that finding a partner is hard, but finding a place to live is nearly impossible. This sharp-witted comedy, directed by [c=Randal Kamradt] and [c=Maria Luna Kamradt], follows a chaotic ensemble including the perpetually optimistic [c=Bong Cabrera] and the pragmatic [c=Cynthia San Luis] as they navigate the absurdities of the modern dating scene amidst a severe housing shortage. Their motivations are simple: to find both love and a decent apartment without having to sacrifice one for the other. As their paths collide in a series of hilarious mishaps and misguided romantic gestures, the central conflict becomes a frantic juggling act between personal desire and practical survival. The film, featuring a vibrant cast including [c=Rey Jaya Aclao] and [c=Garth Garcia], masterfully blends situational humor with relatable anxieties, creating a lively atmosphere where every awkward date and cramped living situation escalates into comedic gold. "No Room For Love" promises a delightful romp through the tangled web of romance and real estate, asking whether there’s truly enough space for both in the chaos of contemporary life.</p>

<p>In this brisk six-minute mystery from director [c=Arina Shaposhnikova], a seemingly mundane discovery spirals into a tangled web of deception and deduction. When a group of sharp-witted friends, including the observant [c=Emree Elentuck] and the analytical [c=Chloe Clark], stumble upon a baffling crime scene at a local gathering, they quickly realize that nothing is as it appears. The stakes escalate as the tight-knit circle, which also features [c=Evelyn Kosa], [c=Sienna Wright], [c=Sarah Najjar], and [c=Melanie Ho], must rely on their wits and fractured trust to piece together the truth. Each character brings a unique perspective, but hidden motives and long-held secrets threaten to derail their investigation. The film’s atmosphere crackles with tension and clever humor, blending classic whodunit elements with a modern, fast-paced sensibility. As clues mount and accusations fly, the friends are forced to confront the unsettling possibility that the culprit may be closer than any of them suspected. This engaging short delivers a satisfying puzzle that will keep viewers guessing until the very last moment.</p>

<p>In the vibrant and chaotic heart of Buenos Aires, a disenchanted American writer, played by [c=John Cusack], finds his life and worldview turned upside down. Directed by [c=Alejandro Agresti], this sharp comedy explores the collision of cultures and philosophies when the writer's path crosses with a charismatic, free-spirited local philosopher, portrayed by [c=Paul Hipp]. As the writer is reluctantly pulled into a series of increasingly absurd and enlightening situations orchestrated by his new acquaintance, he encounters a colorful ensemble including a pragmatic woman [c=Lucila Sola] and her formidable father [c=Norman Briski]. The film weaves a tale of personal stagnation clashing with unorthodox liberation, asking profound questions about modern life through a lens of witty humor and poignant observation. "No Somos Animales" presents a charming and thoughtful journey as its protagonist is forced to confront his own preconceptions, discovering that the answers he seeks might lie in the most unexpected and human connections.</p>

<p>Investigative documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney-best known for 2008's Oscar-winning Taxi to the Dark Side, Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, and at least a dozen others-turns his sights on the 1994 Loughinisland massacre, a cold case that remains an open wound in the Irish peace process. </p><p>The families of the victims-who were murdered while watching the World Cup in their local pub-were promised justice, but 20 years later they still didn't know who killed their loved ones. Gibney uncovers a web of secrecy, lies, and corruption that so often results when the powerful insist they are acting for the greater good.</p>

<p>When Lucy tells a married Clint that she loves him, he falls into a mysterious hole that suddenly appears in the middle of her living room. As Lucy desperately tries to save Clint, his bookie Rydell appears, looking to settle Clint's gambling debt. Now Lucy must distract Rydell, the town and Clint's wife from finding out about her affair and the hole, while trying to hold herself together in the process.</p>

<p>In the romantic comedy "No Strings Attached," directed by [c=Ivan Reitman], the complexities of modern relationships take center stage as two friends navigate the often murky waters of casual intimacy. [c=Natalie Portman] stars as Emma, a career-driven woman who is emotionally guarded, while [c=Ashton Kutcher] plays Adam, a charming but commitment-phobic man looking for a no-strings-attached arrangement. Their arrangement seems perfect at first—no expectations, no drama—but as they begin to develop real feelings for each other, the lines between friendship and romance blur.</p> <p>Amidst a backdrop of hilariously awkward encounters and heartfelt moments, the story explores the challenges of maintaining a purely physical relationship in a world where emotions inevitably come into play. With a talented supporting cast, including [c=Greta Gerwig], [c=Cary Elwes], and [c=Kevin Kline], the film balances humor and romance, inviting the audience to ponder whether true love can blossom from a foundation built on casual encounters. "No Strings Attached" delivers an engaging and relatable narrative that resonates with anyone who has ever grappled with the complexities of love and friendship.</p>

<p>Set in 1955 Detroit, "No Sudden Move" centers on a group of small-time criminals who are hired to steal what they think is a simple document. When their plan goes horribly wrong, their search for who hired them -- and for what ultimate purpose -- weaves them through all echelons of the race-torn, rapidly changing city.</p>

<p>In a world where hope is a scarce commodity, a gripping drama unfolds on the desolate landscape of a dying planet. Directed by [c=Matt Larson], this poignant story follows [c=Zoe McGuire] as Elara, a resilient botanist fighting to save the last remnants of Earth's flora. Alongside her are [c=Sam Gilstrap] as the pragmatic engineer Jax and [c=Shylin Bustillos] as the enigmatic survivor Mira, each grappling with their own reasons for clinging to a fading salvation. As a relentless solar storm threatens to extinguish all life, the trio must navigate treacherous terrain and their own fractured relationships to reach a fabled, protected zone. The central conflict arises when their limited resources and conflicting ideologies push them to a breaking point, forcing them to decide what—or whom—they are willing to sacrifice. With a tense and atmospheric tone that blends survival thriller with deep emotional resonance, this short but powerful film explores the fragile nature of hope and the human will to endure against impossible odds.</p>

<p>In the taut thriller "No Supers," director [c=Danny Motta] crafts a chilling exploration of ordinary people pushed to extraordinary extremes. The film follows three individuals—played by [c=Reed Michael Campbell], [c=Keoki Trask], and [c=Darrell Battle]—whose lives become dangerously intertwined when a seemingly mundane situation spirals into a high-stakes game of survival. Each character is driven by personal desperation, their motivations rooted in secrets and vulnerabilities that threaten to surface as the tension escalates. The central conflict unfolds in a claustrophobic atmosphere where trust is a luxury no one can afford, and every decision carries life-altering consequences. With a runtime of just twelve minutes, the movie masterfully builds suspense through tight pacing and raw, visceral performances, immersing viewers in a world where there are no superheroes to save the day—only flawed human beings forced to confront their darkest instincts. This gripping thriller keeps audiences on edge, questioning how far they would go when stripped of all safety nets.</p>

Heli Valkonen is desperately in love with her husband. But Matti is just not in the mood. He is only interested in playing computer games, dressed in worn out fleece pants. For him, a shoulder massage is the highest form of intimacy. When subtle hints, nice words and fetching clothes won't help, Heli resorts in direct, and increasingly direct action - in vain.

<p>In the gripping action thriller No Time to Die, former MI6 agent James Bond, portrayed by [c=Daniel Craig], is drawn back into a world of espionage when a mysterious villain, played by [c=Rami Malek], threatens global security with a dangerous new technology. After a tranquil retirement in Jamaica, Bond's peaceful life is shattered when his old friend, Felix Leiter, portrayed by [c=Jeffrey Wright], seeks his help to rescue a kidnapped scientist. This mission leads Bond into a web of conspiracy and betrayal, forcing him to confront both his past and the new generation of agents, including the formidable Nomi, played by [c=Lashana Lynch].</p> <p>As Bond navigates through a high-stakes game of cat and mouse, he teams up with Dr. Madeleine Swann, portrayed by [c=Lea Seydoux], who carries her own secrets and a deep connection to Bond's past. The film masterfully blends heart-pounding action with emotional depth, exploring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the shadows of one's history. Directed by [c=Cary Joji Fukunaga], No Time to Die promises a thrilling ride filled with breathtaking stunts, sophisticated espionage, and a captivating narrative that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.</p>

<p>In the captivating documentary "No Time to Think: Bob Dylan as Filmmaker," director [c=Ben Creech] and co-writer [c=Michael Glover Smith] turn their lens on a lesser-known facet of the iconic musician's career. This twenty-five-minute exploration delves into [c=Bob Dylan]'s ambitious and often enigmatic forays into cinema, examining films such as "Renaldo and Clara" and "Masked and Anonymous." The documentary unravels the central conflict between Dylan’s celebrated musical identity and his persistent, yet critically divisive, desire to be recognized as a serious filmmaker. Through insightful analysis and archival material, the film presents a compelling portrait of an artist who refuses to be confined by genre, navigating the tension between his lyrical genius and his cinematic vision. With a tone that is both reverent and analytical, "No Time to Think" invites viewers to reconsider Dylan's place in film history, offering a fresh perspective on his creative restlessness and the complex motivations behind his work behind the camera.</p>

<p>In this chilling horror short from director [c=Jan Bross], a woman’s desperate attempt to escape her past spirals into a waking nightmare. The story follows a young mother, played by [c=Danae Reynaud], who believes she has finally left behind a traumatic and abusive relationship by moving to a remote countryside home with her young son. However, the oppressive silence and isolation of their new surroundings soon give way to something far more sinister. As strange noises echo through the walls and unsettling visions plague her nights, she begins to suspect that her tormentor, portrayed by [c=Alan Morán], has not only followed her but has found a way to infiltrate her very reality. With her son’s safety hanging in the balance and her own grip on sanity fraying, she must confront the horrifying truth that some bonds cannot be broken—and that the past may have claws of its own. [c=Joanna Wilson] co-stars in this taut, atmospheric tale that masterfully builds dread in its brief runtime, delivering a potent blend of psychological terror and supernatural horror that lingers long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In this "coming of middle age" story, Adam Goldberg stars as "Jose" Stern, a struggling musician on the verge of turning 40 and at a crossroads in his relationship. When his fiancee discovers a dark secret, she kicks him out and his world collapses. With no other options, Jose is forced to stay at the chaotic home of a friend who's married with children and also falling apart at the seams. As Jose becomes more desperate with nowhere to turn, he seeks advice from his burnt-out friends, his dysfunctional family and an alcoholic ex-girlfriend, all in an effort to find himself, his music and perhaps the love of his life.</p>

<p>In the tense thriller [m=No Way to Live], a young couple’s desperate bid for freedom becomes a harrowing fight for survival. [c=Freya Tingley] stars as Jane, who, along with her boyfriend Charlie, played by [c=Tom Williamson], flees the oppressive grip of her criminal family seeking a simpler life. Their dream of peace is shattered when they are hunted by her relentless and violent father, portrayed by [c=Larry Fessenden], and his brutal associates, including menacing figures brought to life by [c=Timothy V. Murphy] and [c=Paul Rae]. Directed by [c=David Guglielmo] and [c=Nick Chakwin], the film plunges viewers into a gritty, atmospheric cat-and-mouse chase across a stark rural landscape. As the net tightens and their resources dwindle, Jane and Charlie are forced to confront how far they are willing to go to protect each other and secure a future, discovering that escaping the past may require unthinkable sacrifices. This relentless story explores the primal instincts of love, family, and survival under extreme pressure.</p>

Characters from different backgrounds are thrown together when the plane they're travelling on crashes into the Pacific Ocean. A nightmare fight for survival ensues with the air supply running out and dangers creeping in from all sides.

<p>Rose is set to play the role of Grace Makutsi, the secretary/assistant detective to Precious Ramotswe (Scott), who owns a Botswana-based detective agency run by women. Lucian Msamati also is set to play Ramotswe's fiancee in the film.</p>

<p>In a visually stunning retelling of a timeless biblical tale, "Noah" immerses viewers in the epic journey of one man's struggle against a world spiraling into chaos. Directed by [c=Darren Aronofsky], the film stars [c=Russell Crowe] as the titular character, Noah, a man of unwavering faith tasked with a divine mission to save humanity from impending destruction. Guided by visions of a great flood, he is compelled to build an enormous ark to preserve his family and pairs of every animal species.</p> <p>As Noah grapples with his monumental responsibility, he faces fierce opposition from the ruthless King Tubal-Cain, portrayed by [c=Ray Winstone], who desires to seize the ark for his own gain. Alongside Noah are his supportive wife, Naameh, played by [c=Jennifer Connelly], and his sons, including the passionate Ham, portrayed by [c=Logan Lerman], and the determined Ila, played by [c=Emma Watson]. The film explores themes of faith, sacrifice, and the delicate balance between creation and destruction, all set against a backdrop of fantastical elements and breathtaking visuals.</p> <p>With its rich character development and a gripping storyline that navigates the depths of humanity's struggle for survival, "Noah" offers an engaging exploration of one of history's most profound stories, inviting audiences to reflect on the choices that shape our world.</p>

<p>In the intimate documentary "Noah Kahan: Out of Body," the raw and introspective journey of singer-songwriter [c=Noah Kahan] unfolds as he navigates the vertiginous highs and isolating lows of a meteoric rise to fame. Directed by [c=Nick Sweeney], the film captures Kahan in a moment of profound transition, grappling with the weight of expectation and the personal cost of his public success. The central conflict lies within Kahan himself, as he strives to reconcile the grounded Vermont folk artist he was with the arena-filling star he has become, all while battling the anxiety and disconnection that threaten his creative spirit. This candid portrait, produced by [c=Ryan Kroft], [c=Vaughn Trudeau], and [c=Anna Keegan], immerses viewers in the authentic, often unglamorous reality behind the music, offering a poignant look at an artist searching for his true self amidst the whirlwind.</p>

<p>In the twilight of his life, the brilliant but tormented inventor Alfred Nobel finds himself haunted by a legacy he never intended. When a premature obituary brands him a "merchant of death" for his invention of dynamite, Nobel, portrayed with profound depth by [c=Héctor Alterio], is thrust into a crisis of conscience. This introspective drama, directed by [c=Fabio Carpi], weaves together the pivotal relationships in his life, including his complex bond with his brother and the influential presence of peace activist Bertha von Suttner, played by [c=Katja Riemann]. As Nobel reflects on the destructive power his creations have unleashed upon the world, he embarks on a deeply personal journey to redefine his existence and seek redemption. The film masterfully explores the weight of guilt and the desperate human desire to leave a mark of peace, rather than war, culminating in the genesis of an idea that would forever change history. With a stellar supporting cast including [c=Stanislas Merhar] and [c=Giovanna Mezzogiorno], this biographical drama presents a poignant and atmospheric portrait of the man behind the most famous prize in the world.</p>

<p>When the brilliant but insufferable Nobel laureate [c=Alan Rickman] is too self-absorbed to attend his own award ceremony, his neglected family begins to unravel. His son, Barkley ([c=Bryan Greenberg]), a listless graduate student, becomes the target of a brutal kidnapping that his egotistical father initially refuses to pay for. As a bizarre ransom demand sets off a chaotic chain of events, Barkley finds himself entangled with a mysterious woman ([c=Eliza Dushku]) and at the center of a darkly comedic plot involving a vengeful stranger ([c=Shawn Hatosy]). This sharp-edged comedy thriller, directed by [c=Randall Miller], weaves together a dysfunctional family led by [c=Mary Steenburgen] and a cast of eccentric characters including a persistent detective ([c=Bill Pullman]) and a quirky colleague ([c=Danny DeVito]). As motives blur and loyalties shift, the search for truth becomes a twisted game of intellect and deception where nothing is as academic as it seems.</p>

<p>The film is based upon the epic and captivating first-hand account of Vietnam veteran Tim Carmody, who along with seven others was recruited by the U.S. government for a top-secret mission to aid in the coup d'etat of the Ghana government that ultimately went horribly wrong.</p>

<p>A war-time story of French aristocrat-turned-anti-Nazi-Saboteur Robert de la Rochefoucauld, who joined the British Special Operations Executive and was trained in every manner of dark arts before being sent back to France to help organize the resistance, blowing up train stations and munitions factories, enduring months of torture and escaping his own execution.</p>

<p>Sometimes the man you don't notice is the most dangerous of all. Emmy winner Bob Odenkirk stars as Hutch Mansell, an underestimated and overlooked dad and husband, taking life's indignities on the chin and never pushing back. A nobody.</p><p> When two thieves break into his suburban home one night, Hutch declines to defend himself or his family, hoping to prevent serious violence. His teenage son, Blake (Gage Munroe), is disappointed in him and his wife, Becca (Connie Nielsen), seems to pull only further away.</p><p> The aftermath of the incident strikes a match to Hutch's long-simmering rage, triggering dormant instincts and propelling him on a brutal path that will surface dark secrets and lethal skills. In a barrage of fists, gunfire and squealing tires, Hutch must save his family from a dangerous adversary (famed Russian actor Aleksey Serebryakov)---and ensure that he will never be underestimated as a nobody again.</p>

<p>The seemingly quiet life of [c=Bob Odenkirk]'s Hutch Mansell is once again shattered, pulling him back into the violent underworld he desperately tried to leave behind. This time, the threat is more personal and far more dangerous, forcing Hutch to reassemble his unlikely family, including his formidable father [c=Christopher Lloyd] and estranged wife [c=Connie Nielsen], for a final stand. Their path collides with a mysterious and lethal figure from Hutch’s past, played by [c=Sharon Stone], whose arrival signals that old scores are far from settled. Directed by action maestro [c=Timo Tjahjanto] and produced by [c=David Leitch], Nobody 2 delivers a blistering mix of brutal, inventive action and dark comedy, as Hutch must use every skill in his lethal arsenal to protect his loved ones from a storm of vengeance that threatens to consume them all.</p>

<p>In the digital haze of a forgotten internet, "Nobody Here: The Story of Vaporwave" explores the enigmatic and nostalgic musical phenomenon that defined an online generation. The documentary immerses viewers in the surreal, sample-based world through the experiences of pivotal artists like [c=George Clanton] and [c=Dan Mason], who channel the eerie calm of empty malls and distorted corporate muzak into a new artistic language. As figures such as [c=Strawberry Station], [c=Melonade], and [c=Yung Bae] navigate the blurred lines between anonymity and artistry, the film charts the genre's rise from obscure online forums to a pervasive cultural mood, capturing its philosophical core of longing for a past that never truly was. Directed by [c=Christian Britten], this musical journey is a visually hypnotic and sonically rich portrait of a community confronting the meaning of authenticity in a digitally recycled age, where every artist grapples with the ghost in the machine.</p>

<p>When online tabloid Gawker posted a sex tape starring former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, a high-stakes legal battle pitting privacy rights against the First Amendment ensued. Hogan won the case and the staggering settlement he received not only bankrupted Gawker and its founder Nick Denton, but also exposed a controversial, behind-the-scenes benefactor: Silicon Valley venture capitalist Peter Thiel.</p><p>Whether you love or hate Gawker, Brian Knappenberger's gripping polemic reveals the forces that really brought down the news portal. Taking examples like Sheldon Adelson's purchase of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, this compelling documentary illustrates a growing, sinister trend at odds with our country's free press. Corporate executives, titans, and billionaires are tipping the balance on the public's access to news, posing new threats to society's relationship to the truth.</p>

<p>Martine, a 23-year-old artist from New York, arrives in Los Angeles to stay in the pool house of a family living in the hip and hilly community of Silver Lake. Peter, the father, has agreed to help Martine complete sound design on her art film as a favor to his wife. Martine innocently enters the seemingly idyllic life of this open-minded family with two kids and a relaxed Southern California vibe. Like a bolt of lightning, her arrival sparks a surge of energy that awakens suppressed impulses in everyone and forces them to confront their own fears and desires.</p><p> Exquisitely orchestrated by Ry Russo-Young (You Won't Miss Mescreened at the 2009 Festival) and cowritten by Lena Dunham (Tiny Furniture), this potent charting of inner urges and sufferings links characters in an intricate dance of lust, denial, and deception. Despite their issues, each comes across as fundamentally human, urging viewers to appraise the characters' morality by evaluating their own motives. Sexually charged and rigorously composed, "Nobody Walks" boasts an impressive cast who deliver incisive performances in this absorbing tale.</p>

<p>Greenland, 1909. Josephine Peary is a mature, proud, determined and naive woman, in love with celebrated Arctic adventurer Robert Peary, a man who prefers glory and ice to the comforts of an upper-class home. For him she will face all danger, even risk her own life. Another woman, young but wise, brave and humble - Allaka - is in love with the same man, and expecting his child. The relentless icy landscape both separates and draws these two women together during the long, tense wait for the man they both love in such different ways.<p></p> "Nobody Wants the Night" is a story replete with the passion, dignity and strength of these two women as they battle to survive in one of the most inhospitable places on earth.</p>

<p>In the vibrant and chaotic world of online dating, a woman’s search for love takes an unexpected turn in this sharp comedy-drama from writer-director [c=Tyler Perry]. [c=Tika Sumpter] stars as Danica, a successful businesswoman who believes she has finally found her perfect match with a charming, handsome man she met through an app. Her romantic bubble is burst, however, when her wild and unpredictable sister, played by the scene-stealing [c=Tiffany Haddish], reveals a shocking secret that turns Danica’s world upside down. As Danica grapples with betrayal and deception, she must navigate the complicated advice of her mother, portrayed by [c=Whoopi Goldberg], and the surprising support of a man from her past, [c=Omari Hardwick]’s Frank. Blending laugh-out-loud humor with genuine heart, the film explores the messy realities of modern relationships, the unbreakable bonds of family, and the journey toward discovering that the right path is often the one you never saw coming.</p>

<p>In the comedic short film "Nobody’s Fault," director and writer Peter Donaruma crafts a lighthearted exploration of blame and miscommunication. The story unfolds as a series of misunderstandings spiral out of control, leaving the characters to navigate the chaos that ensues. Starring [c=Evan Feist], [c=Conor Hall], and [c=Rose Kanj], the film brings together a small ensemble whose interactions drive the narrative forward. Each character finds themselves entangled in a situation where assigning responsibility becomes increasingly complicated, leading to humorous confrontations and revelations. Donaruma, who also serves as producer, maintains a brisk pace throughout the 18-minute runtime, ensuring that the comedy remains sharp and engaging. The film’s focus on everyday mishaps and the human tendency to deflect fault resonates with audiences, offering both laughs and a subtle reflection on accountability. With its tight script and committed performances, "Nobody’s Fault" delivers an entertaining slice-of-life comedy that highlights the absurdity of pointing fingers when things go wrong.</p>

<p>A terrorism thriller like no other, recalling Robert Bresson's The Devil, Probably as much as it does George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead. We first follow a group of tense, shifty adolescents as they prowl the streets and subways of Paris, learning through carefully delineated sequences that they're already well underway with a bombing plot. </p><p>And then it becomes something familiar, yet altogether different, as these subversives tuck away inside a shopping mall and lose themselves in consumer culture - clothes, televisions, toys, and a stirring soundtrack that includes Blondie, Chief Keef, Shirley Bassey, Bonello's menacing electronic score, and Willow Smith. </p><p>Will they survive the unseen, encroaching authorities? Or, as the walls close in, will they even survive each other? Nocturama presents no easy answers; what it does offer is one of the 21st century's most stirring cinematic experiences.</p>

<p>From acclaimed director [c=Tom Ford] comes a gripping and stylish psychological thriller that weaves together two parallel narratives of love, revenge, and the darkness that lurks beneath the surface. [c=Amy Adams] stars as Susan, a successful art gallery owner trapped in a hollow marriage to a charming but unfaithful husband, played by [c=Armie Hammer]. When she receives a manuscript from her ex-husband Edward ([c=Jake Gyllenhaal]), a novelist she left years ago, she is drawn into the brutal and haunting story he has written for her. The novel within the film follows a man named Tony (also [c=Jake Gyllenhaal]) whose family vacation takes a terrifying turn when his wife ([c=Isla Fisher]) and daughter are abducted, setting him on a harrowing quest for justice alongside a weary detective ([c=Michael Shannon]). As Susan reads, the lines between fiction and reality blur, forcing her to confront the painful choices of her past and the unsettling truths Edward has laid bare. With its tense atmosphere, stunning visuals, and powerhouse performances, [m=Nocturnal Animals] is a masterfully crafted meditation on regret, cruelty, and the stories we tell ourselves.</p>

<p>In the cutthroat world of a prestigious arts academy, two gifted pianist sisters find their bond tested by a sinister discovery in the haunting horror-thriller Nocturne. [c=Sydney Sweeney] stars as Juliet, the shy and overshadowed twin, who watches her more charismatic sister, Vivian ([c=Madison Iseman]), command the spotlight. When a troubled classmate’s mysterious notebook falls into Juliet’s possession, its cryptic contents promise a path to extraordinary talent and a chance to finally outshine her sister. As she delves deeper into the notebook’s dark secrets, Juliet’s pursuit of musical perfection spirals into a terrifying obsession, straining her relationship with Vivian and attracting the attention of a charismatic teacher ([c=Ivan Shaw]) and a fellow student ([c=Jacques Colimon]). Directed and written by [c=Zu Quirke], the film crafts a chilling atmosphere of psychological dread and supernatural mystery, where ambition blurs with madness and every note played could come at a deadly price.</p>