<p>Set against a stark, monochromatic backdrop, the horror film "Nocturne in White" follows a group of art students who uncover a mysterious, unfinished canvas in a forgotten studio. As they attempt to restore the painting, they unknowingly awaken a malevolent presence that begins to haunt their waking lives. Led by the ambitious [c=Jay Horn] and the cautious [c=Sacha Falcone], the group finds their perceptions of reality slowly unraveling as the artwork seems to consume their identities. Directed by [c=Maxwell Kimball], this chilling short film masterfully uses its minimalist black-and-white palette to create an atmosphere of creeping dread and psychological unease. The tension escalates as the students, including [c=Charli Cheek] and [c=Ildiko Cabrera], realize that completing the painting may be the only way to stop the terror, but each brushstroke brings them closer to a horrifying fate. A taut, visually arresting nightmare that explores the dark intersection of artistic obsession and supernatural horror.</p>

<p>In the chilling sci-fi thriller directed by [c=Sara Kirby], a lone data analyst named Elias, played by [c=Ellison Pipe], discovers a mysterious signal emanating from a remote, abandoned research station known as Node. Driven by an obsessive need to understand the message, he ventures into the frozen wilderness, only to find the station eerily intact but haunted by the ghostly digital remnants of its last inhabitant, Dr. Aris Thorne, portrayed by [c=Estelle Skinner]. As Elias delves deeper into the complex network of the station's core, he uncovers a terrifying experiment that blurred the lines between human consciousness and artificial intelligence. The signal is not a call for help but a trap, drawing him into a psychological maze where his own memories are weaponized against him. With the station's systems closing in, Elias must race to sever the connection before his mind becomes permanently entangled in the Node's vast, malevolent digital consciousness, facing a chilling question: what remains of humanity when the mind is just code?</p>

<p>Miracles are closer than you think. It's Christmas Eve in New York City and with some help from each other -- and more importantly, from themselves -- five people will discover new meaning on Christmas Day... In stark contrast to her success as a book editor, Rose's (Sarandon) personal life is in disarray. Burdened by a recent divorce and charged as sole caretaker of her ailing mother, she finds herself hopeless and lonely when her holiday doldrums are interrupted by Charlie – an unexpected friend – who reminds her that no one is ever truly alone at Christmas. New York City police officer Mike Riley (Walker) had planned to spend the holiday with his fiancée, Nina (Cruz),when his own paranoia and misplaced jealousy drive her away. Nina leaves to seek solace with relatives and reevaluate her future with Mike. In her absence, Mike learns from the tragic past of a stranger, Artie (Arkin),where his jealousy can lead. Jules (Thomas) has a single happy Christmas memory, when he was fourteen.</p> <p>Today, a troubled twenty-something with no family and friends to speak of, he plans to recapture that happiness through extreme measures, but first must find the courage to step beyond his past to find true contentment.</p>

<p>Jacob Churcher hasn't been home for almost twenty years not since his mentally ill mother kicked him out of the house when he was just sixteen. When a lawyer calls, days before Christmas, to inform him that his estranged mother has passed away and left her house to him, Jacob returns not just to settle the estate but to try and reconcile with the past and the pain and abuse he experienced as a child. Also, maybe cleaning out her house will be slightly less depressing than spending the holidays alone, watching re-runs of Christmas classics. But as it turns out, the house holds more than just difficult memories, Jacob's mother had become a hoarder and he must excavate through two decades worth of clutter.</p>

<p>In "Noelle," Kris Kringle's daughter is full of Christmas spirit and holiday fun, but wishes she could do something "important" like her beloved brother Nick, who will take over from their father this Christmas. When Nick (Bill Hader) is about to crumble like a gingerbread cookie from all the pressure, Noelle suggests he take a break and get away... but when he doesn't return, Noelle (Anna Hendrick) must find her brother and bring him back in time to save Christmas.</p>

<p>For four decades, the punk rock band NOFX has built a legendary, chaotic, and deeply contradictory legacy onstage and off. Directed by [c=James Buddy Day], this raw and unflinching musical documentary chronicles the band's journey from Los Angeles skate-punk misfits to unlikely elder statesmen of the genre, all while seemingly trying to sabotage themselves at every turn. At the heart of the story are the band's core members—frontman [c=Fat Mike], guitarist [c=El Hefe], bassist [c=Eric Melvin], and drummer [c=Erik Sandin]—whose turbulent brotherhood and personal demons are laid bare. As they navigate the milestone of their 40th anniversary, the film captures the tension between celebrating a improbable survival and confronting the painful costs of a life lived in relentless, rebellious excess. Filled with blistering live performances, brutally honest interviews, and a treasure trove of archival chaos, the film delivers a portrait that is as hilarious as it is heartbreaking, exploring whether a band founded on "fuckin' up" can finally grow up.</p>

<p>A dying young man agrees to be cryogenically frozen, Ted Williams style, for as long as it takes for medical science to be able to cure the disease that is killing him. He wakes up just five years later and finds his head grafted onto the body of someone else. He's still 16, but discovers life has moved on without him. Seeing that his friends have grown up and his life love is engaged to someone else, he tries to find a way to build a new life, even if new scars are inevitable.</p>

<p>When David Owen moves to New York, he likes everything about the city except the noise. Indeed, at first, even noise seems to him the throb of urban vitality which makes New York so exciting. Yet gradually this incessant and "unnecessary" din begins to drive him crazy. It is not only the recurring intrusions into his thoughts, the distraction from the task at hand, though these are badn enough; worse is the daily recognition thehe can do nothing about it. It comes to seem that the message behind noise, indeed perhaps its chief purpose, is to remind him the he is powerless. And he finds this is intolerable.</p><p>So David behings to take arms. He quietly vandalizes cars whose alarms are going off: lets the air out of a tire, leaves a note on the windshield. This, naturally, has no effect, so he goes further: "keys" the paint job, cracks a taillight... Eventually he is caught in the act, arrested, spends a night in jail. His wife, shocked to learn what he has been doing, worries the this is irrational behavoir. David understands her concern, perhaps even shares it, and promisese to stop. But he can't; the noise is "wrong", and it seems that he alone is willing to face this and do something about it. He is arrested again, and then again, finally spending a month in Ricker's Island.</p>

<p>In this taut, four-minute thriller from director [c=Julien Cloutier], the mundane act of complaining about a neighbor’s loud music spirals into a high-stakes confrontation. [c=Henry Nadeau] stars as a beleaguered resident whose patience has finally snapped after enduring relentless, thumping bass from the apartment above. Driven by a desperate need for peace and a justified sense of grievance, he decides to take matters into his own hands. What begins as a simple knock on the door quickly escalates into a tense, claustrophobic encounter that tests the boundaries of civility and personal safety. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of prickly unease, transforming a familiar urban annoyance into a gripping, edge-of-your-seat scenario. With its sharp focus on character and escalating pressure, "Noise Complaint" is a concise and powerful study of how small frustrations can explode into dangerous territory, leaving viewers to wonder just how far one person will go to silence the noise.</p>

<p>In this ten-minute experimental short, director [c=Paula Mermelstein] crafts a disorienting and intimate journey through a single, transformative evening. The film follows a nameless protagonist as they navigate a series of fragmented, sensory encounters within the confines of a dimly lit apartment. Motivated by a vague but persistent sense of longing, the character drifts between reality and memory, their interactions with a mysterious stranger blurring the lines between connection and isolation. The central conflict emerges not from external forces but from an internal struggle to hold onto fleeting moments of clarity and emotion. With a tone that is both dreamlike and palpably raw, the narrative unfolds in a non-linear fashion, using ambient sound and close visual details to evoke a mood of melancholic introspection. As the night deepens, the protagonist must confront the ephemeral nature of human experience, making "Noite Experimental" a haunting meditation on presence, absence, and the quiet chaos of the heart.</p>

<p>With automatic access to genius, "Noma: My Perfect Storm" is a creative journey into the unique mind of Rene Redzepi. How did Redzepi manage to revolutionize the entire world of gastronomy, inventing the alphabet and vocabulary that would infuse newfound pedigree to Nordic cuisine and establish a new edible world while radically changing the image of the modern chef? His story has the feel of a classic fairy tale: the ugly duckling transformed into a majestic swan, who now reigns over the realm of modern gourmet cuisine. </p><p>But beneath the polished surface, cracks appear in the form of old wounds. 2013 stands as the worst year in Rene Redzepi's career. We follow him as he fights his way back to the top, reinventing NOMA and reclaiming the title of best restaurant in the world in 2014 for the fourth time.</p>

<p>18th century Kazakhstan, a vast, pitiless region of austere and terrible beauty, bordered by China, Russia and Tibet. Here the proud and warlike Kazakh tribes have survived and fought for centuries - against invaders, against their formidable Jungar enemies and amongst themselves.</p> <p>Oraz, a mystic and warrior possessed of great powers, foretells the birth of a new star, a hero. This boy -Mansur - is destined to unite the Kazakhs, and lead them to glorious victory against their enemies. Fearful of Oraz' prediction, the Jungar ruler Galdan orders his General, Sharish, to find the child and slay him. However, Oraz saves Mansur and delivers him to his father, Sultan Wali.</p>

<p>Following the economic collapse of a company town in rural Nevada, Fern (Frances McDormand) packs her van and sets off on the road exploring a life outside of conventional society as a modern-day nomad. </p><p>The third feature film from director Chloe Zhao, "Nomadland" features real nomads Linda May, Charlene Swankie and Bob Wells as Fern's mentors and comrades in her exploration through the vast landscape of the American West. Based on the non-fiction book "Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century" by Jessica Bruder.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes world of professional basketball, a team’s identity is everything. "Nomads, The" follows the journey of a fledgling expansion team, the Los Angeles Nomads, as they struggle to find their footing both on and off the court. Led by the determined general manager played by [c=Tate Donovan] and the passionate new head coach portrayed by [c=Tika Sumpter], the organization is a patchwork of overlooked talent and fading veterans, including players brought to life by [c=Jeffrey Mowery] and [c=Christopher Mann]. This compelling sports drama delves into the personal sacrifices and relentless drive required to build a legacy from scratch, exploring the intense pressure to win against overwhelming odds. As the season unfolds, the film captures the raw emotion and gritty reality of the sport, where every game is a battle for respect and every player is fighting for their place in the league. It’s a story about resilience, community, and the unbreakable spirit of a team destined to either make history or become a forgotten footnote.</p>

<p>Set amidst the bohemian intelligentsia of the Parisian publishing world, Non-Fiction traces the romantic and emotional fallout that results when a controversial writer (Vincent Macaigne) begins blurring the line between fact and fiction, using his real-life love affairs—including a passionate fling with an actress (Juliette Binoche) who happens to be married to his editor (Guillaume Canet)--as fodder for his explosive new novel. Balancing dry wit with keen observations on the tensions between art, commerce, and technology, "Non-Fiction" is a buoyant, breezy delight from a master director at his most effortlessly brilliant.</p>

<p>In the heart-pounding thriller "Non-Stop," directed by [c=Jaume Collet-Serra], an air marshal, Bill Marks, portrayed by [c=Liam Neeson], finds himself in a race against time aboard a transatlantic flight. As a mysterious hijacker begins sending him threatening messages, claiming a passenger will die every 20 minutes unless a ransom is paid, Bill must confront both his own demons and the mounting panic among the passengers. With the help of fellow traveler, Jen Summers, played by [c=Julianne Moore], and other passengers like [c=Nate Parker] and [c=Lupita Nyong'o], he navigates a web of deception and betrayal that puts everyone on board at risk.</p> <p>As the tension escalates, Bill's past becomes intertwined with the present threat, driving him to uncover the truth behind the deadly game. The claustrophobic setting of the airplane amplifies the stakes, creating a relentless atmosphere of suspense and urgency. With twists and turns that keep viewers guessing, "Non-Stop" is a captivating exploration of trust, survival, and the lengths one man will go to save innocent lives amidst chaos. Will Bill be able to unmask the hijacker before it's too late? This gripping tale promises to keep audiences on the edge of their seats until the very last moment.</p>

<p>In the stark, sun-bleached landscapes of the American Southwest, a young woman’s desperate journey for a better life takes a perilous and unexpected turn. [c=Sulem Calderon] delivers a powerful performance as Nona, a Honduran migrant whose treacherous path north is violently interrupted, leaving her stranded and alone. Her fragile hope for sanctuary is tested when she encounters a disparate group of locals, including a guarded woman played by [c=Kate Bosworth] and others portrayed by [c=Jesy McKinney], [c=Jasper Polish], and [c=Giancarlo Ruiz]. Directed and written by [c=Michael Polish], this gripping drama weaves together their fractured stories, exploring the tensions between fear and compassion, survival and morality. As Nona navigates this unfamiliar and often hostile terrain, the film builds a poignant atmosphere of quiet suspense, questioning the very meaning of borders and the human connections that can either save us or seal our fate.</p>

<p>In a world where the lines between reality and virtual fantasy have completely dissolved, a reclusive game master finds his creation turning against him in the short, potent sci-fi thriller Nonplayer. Directed by [c=João Brás] and featuring [c=Filipe Amorim] and [c=Marisa Cruz], the film plunges into a high-stakes digital realm where every quest has deadly consequences. The story follows a designer who must enter his own magnificent, yet dangerously flawed, game to confront an entity that has evolved beyond its programming, threatening to consume both the virtual world and the real one. Blending the expansive wonder of fantasy with the sharp edge of technological dread, this compact adventure explores the peril of playing god in a digital age, crafting a tense atmosphere where every pixel could hide a threat. As the creator battles his own creation, he is forced to question what is truly worth saving.</p>

<p>Four friends, a trio of hardcore gamers and one clueless newcomer, embark on a cross-country road trip with a single, obsessive goal in this raucous comedy from director [c=Blake Freeman]. The group, led by the fiercely competitive Andy (played by [c=Caspar Van Dien]), heads to the world championships of their favorite first-person shooter video game, a tournament they believe will finally validate their years of late-night gaming sessions. Their journey, however, is far from a smooth level-up. Between the obnoxious antics of their resident troll (played by [c=Jason Mewes]), the unexpected wisdom of their youngest member (played by [c=Moises Arias]), and a series of bizarre encounters with eccentric strangers, their plans are constantly derailed. As they clash with rival teams and face the crushing reality of their own limitations, the friends must navigate real-world challenges far more complex than any boss battle. This R-rated comedy blends absurd road trip humor with a surprisingly heartfelt look at friendship, proving that sometimes the biggest obstacles aren't on the screen, but in the passenger seat.</p>

<p>From visionary writer-director [c=Jordan Peele] comes a chilling and expansive thriller that looks to the skies. Siblings OJ and Emerald Haywood, played with captivating intensity by [c=Daniel Kaluuya] and the effervescent [c=Keke Palmer], struggle to keep their family’s Hollywood horse ranch afloat in the remote California gulch. Their quiet lives are shattered by a series of bizarre and terrifying phenomena originating from the clouds above their property. Teaming with a tech salesman [c=Brandon Perea] and a grizzled cinematographer [c=Michael Wincott], they embark on a desperate mission to capture definitive proof of the unexplained presence, hoping the impossible footage will bring them fame and fortune. Their quest draws them into the orbit of a neighboring theme park run by a former child star, [c=Steven Yeun], whose own history with spectacle holds dark secrets. As the entity in the sky grows more aggressive and unpredictable, the crew must confront a primal force that challenges their understanding of nature, exploitation, and the very act of looking. "Nope" masterfully blends awe-inspiring spectacle with creeping dread, crafting a haunting summer horror story about the dangers of chasing the impossible.</p>

<p>In the taut Basque drama [m=Norabidea], directed by [c=Nora Jauregui], a tense family reunion unravels the fragile threads of memory and identity. The story follows Ane, portrayed by [c=Maddi Elizetxea], a woman who returns to her rural childhood home after a long absence, driven by a cryptic letter from her estranged mother. There, she encounters her siblings, played by [c=Lara Manjarres] and [c=Izaro Zapirain], along with her brother-in-law, brought to life by [c=Lucas Zelaia], and a childhood friend, played by [c=Erik Elorza]. As old grievances surface and buried secrets threaten to emerge, Ane finds herself caught between the pull of the past and the uncertainty of the future. The film’s intimate, atmospheric tone mirrors the stark beauty of the Basque landscape, creating a palpable sense of isolation and longing. With a runtime of just ten minutes, [m=Norabidea] delivers a compact yet emotionally resonant exploration of how the paths we choose—and those we are forced to take—ultimately define who we are.</p>

The special secret to a successful noraebang is revealed! The noraebang where Hee-jin works is for customers who want a call-girl. When they start turning around and leaving, Hee-jin decides to become a call-girl herself and even brings her friend Seong-hee in. Rumors of Hee-jin and Seong-hee's beauty and service quickly spread and more customers come. When they've made enough money, Hee-jin and Seong-hee decide to open their own noraebang and display a hidden special service.

<p>In the comedy "Norbit," directed by [c=Brian Robbins], [c=Eddie Murphy] stars in multiple roles, most notably as the meek and kind-hearted Norbit, who has been dominated his entire life. His tumultuous journey reaches a peak when he becomes trapped in a miserable marriage to the outrageously demanding and abusive Rasputia, another character portrayed by Murphy. Norbit's mundane existence is upended with the return of his childhood sweetheart, Kate, played by [c=Thandie Newton]. Kate's arrival, however, also brings her aggressively possessive fiancé, Lester, portrayed by [c=Terry Crews], who is determined to marry her. As Norbit attempts to reconnect with Kate and find the courage to escape his own nightmarish union, he must navigate the chaotic interference of those around him, including characters played by [c=Eddie Griffin], [c=Clifton Powell], and [c=Cuba Gooding Jr.]. This PG-13 romantic comedy, produced by [c=Michael Tollin], [c=John Davis], and Murphy from a script by Jay Scherick and David Ronn, delivers 102 minutes of outrageous scenarios as Norbit fights for a chance at true love and self-respect.</p>

<p>In this animated comedy, a polar bear named Norm finds himself in a most unusual predicament. Voiced by [c=Rob Schneider], Norm is the heir apparent to become the king of the Arctic, but he is far more interested in telling jokes and dancing than in ruling. When a real estate developer, played by [c=Ken Jeong], arrives with plans to build a luxury housing complex in the pristine Arctic, Norm’s home is threatened. Forced to act, Norm and his three lemming friends travel to New York City, where he uses his unexpected talent for human communication to become a corporate mascot. With the help of a kind scientist, voiced by [c=Heather Graham], and a young girl, Norm must navigate the treacherous world of advertising and corporate greed to save his homeland. This family-friendly adventure, featuring additional voices from [c=James Corden] and [c=Bill Nighy], blends lighthearted humor with a gentle message about environmental conservation, all while Norm learns that true leadership comes from protecting those you love.</p>

<p>In the surreal and offbeat animated short "Norm.", the mundane life of a man named Norm takes a bizarre turn when he is visited by the ghost of legendary comedian [c=Sam Kinison]. Voiced by the late comic icon himself, this spectral mentor arrives with a singular, screaming mission: to teach the hapless Norm how to be funny. As Norm, voiced by [c=Norm Macdonald], navigates this absurd predicament, he finds his world further upended by the sudden, inexplicable appearance of a very confused [c=Jerry Seinfeld], adding another layer of comedic chaos to his already strange day. Directed by [c=Aron Fromm], this rapid-fire six-minute journey plunges its protagonist into a hilariously unhinged tutorial on humor, pitting his deadpan demeanor against Kinison's iconic, volcanic delivery. The film crafts a uniquely absurd atmosphere where the rules of reality are secondary to the pursuit of a punchline, exploring the universal anxiety of performance through a lens of pure, animated anarchy.</p>

<p>In the quiet aftermath of a devastating tragedy, a small community grapples with the fragile concept of healing in [c=Carl Bessai]'s intimate drama. The film weaves together the fractured lives of several residents, including a grieving mother portrayed with raw intensity by [c=Carrie-Anne Moss] and a young man, played by [c=Kevin Zegers], whose own pain fuels a reckless path. As their stories intersect with those of a conflicted father [c=Callum Keith Rennie] and other neighbors like [c=Cameron Bright] and [c=Lauren Lee Smith], a complex portrait of a town in crisis emerges. This emotionally charged narrative explores the desperate lengths people go to feel whole again, questioning whether there is any return to "normal" after life-altering loss. With a restrained yet powerful tone, the film delves into the shadows of grief, guilt, and the quiet connections that might offer a fragile hope for redemption.</p>

<p>Academy Award nominee Mark Ruffalo, Matt Bomer, Taylor Kitsch, Emmy winner Jim Parsons and Academy Award winner Julia Roberts star in "The Normal Heart". Directed by Emmy winner Ryan Murphy and written by Academy Award nominee Larry Kramer, adapting his groundbreaking Tony Award-winning play of the same name, the drama tells the story of the onset of the HIV-AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s, taking an unflinching look at the nation's sexual politics as gay activists and their allies in the medical community fight to expose the truth about the burgeoning epidemic to a city and nation in denial. </p><p>Ruffalo portrays Ned Weeks, who witnesses first-hand a mysterious disease that has begun to claim the lives of many in his gay community and starts to seek answers. Matt Bomer plays Felix Turner, a reporter who becomes Ned's lover. Taylor Kitsch plays Bruce Niles, a closeted investment banker who becomes a prominent AIDS activist. Jim Parsons plays gay activist Tommy Boatwright, reprising his role from the 2011 Broadway revival. Roberts plays physician Dr. Emma Brookner, a survivor of childhood polio who treats several of the earliest victims of HIV-AIDS.</p>

<p>Norman Long is a high school loner, a self-aware and darkly funny teen who's just trying to handle his daily existence. In the wake of his mother's sudden death, Norman must now also deal with the reality that his father is starting to lose his battle with stomach cancer. Norman, depressed and angry, unintentionally gets caught in a lie that he, in fact, has stomach cancer. </p><p>Soon his complete distortion of the facts spirals out of control. Part coping mechanism, partially as a way to feel closer to his father, and to a certain degree to prepare others for his possible suicide, Norman begins to imitate his father's debilitating physical symptoms, dramatically affecting his life and the world around him. Emily, a magnetic girl with one of those rare enchanting smiles, gets caught up in Norman's fabrication and struggles with her deep rooted romantic feelings in the face of Norman's "impending" death. </p><p>Ultimately, Norman must confront a burning set of conflicting emotions as he struggles to define his relationship with his father, his love for Emily, and ultimately who he will be as a young man.</p>

<p>Arguably the most influential creator, writer, and producer in the history of television, Norman Lear brought primetime into step with the times. Using comedy and indelible characters, his legendary 1970s shows such as All In the Family, Maude, Good Times, and The Jeffersons, boldly cracked open dialogue and shifted the national consciousness, injecting enlightened humanism into sociopolitical debates on race, class, creed, and feminism.</p><p>"Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You" is the definitive chronicle of Mr. Lear's life, work, and achievements, but it is so much more than an arm's-length, past-tense biopic; at 93, Mr. Lear is as vital and engaged as he ever was.</p>

<p>Norman Oppenheimer (Richard Gere) lives a lonely life in the margins of New York City power and money, a would-be operator dreaming up financial schemes that never come to fruition. As he has nothing real to offer, Norman strives to be everyone's friend, but his incessant networking leads him nowhere.</p><p>Always on the lookout for someone willing to pay attention to him, Norman sets his sights on Micha Eshel (Lior Ashkenazi), a charismatic Israeli politician alone in New York at a low point in his career. Sensing Eshel's vulnerability, Norman reaches out with a gift of a very expensive pair of shoes, a gesture that deeply touches Eshel. When Eshel becomes Prime Minister three years later, he remembers.</p><p>With his very real connection to the leader of a major nation, Norman is awash in the respect he has always craved. Flush with his newfound feeling of success, Norman attempts to use Eshel's name to leverage his biggest deal ever: a series of quid pro quo transactions linking the Prime Minister to Norman's nephew (Michael Sheen), a rabbi (Steve Buscemi), a mogul (Harris Yulin), his assistant (Dan Stevens), and a treasury official from the Ivory Coast. Norman's kaleidoscopic plans soon go awry, creating the potential for an international catastrophe he must struggle to prevent.</p>

<p>"North Country" stars Academy Award winners Charlize Theron ("Monster"), Frances McDormand ("Fargo") and Sissy Spacek ("In the Bedroom") in the inspiring story of a single mother who rallies her coworkers to rise above the unfair treatment they face at a local mining company.</p> <p>In the wake of a failed marriage, Josey Aimes (Charlize Theron) returns to her hometown in Northern Minnesota hoping to build a better life for herself and her two children. Encouraged by her friend Glory (Frances McDormand), one of the few female miners in town, Josey takes a job at the mine.</p> <p>She's prepared for the back-breaking and often dangerous work, but coping with the harassment she and the other female miners encounter from their male coworkers proves far more challenging.</p> <p>Josey's attempts to carve out a better future for her family put her at odds with her children, her disapproving parents (Sissy Spacek and "Six Feet Under"'s Richard Jenkins) and her community.</p> <p>It is through this struggle that Josey finds the courage to stand up for what she believes in -- even if that means standing alone. Ultimately, her journey takes her farther than she could have ever imagined and inspires countless others to follow.</p>

<p>In the remote, windswept landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, director [c=Megan Rossman] crafts a haunting tale of isolation and buried secrets in this atmospheric thriller. The story follows a tight-knit group of women who have built a sanctuary far from the prying eyes of society, their lives governed by unspoken rules and a fragile peace. When a mysterious newcomer arrives seeking refuge, she unknowingly disrupts the delicate balance of the community, forcing the women to confront the shadows of their pasts. As tensions rise and old loyalties are tested, the group must decide how far they are willing to go to protect their hidden world. Rossman’s film blends psychological suspense with a deep sense of place, using the stark beauty of the North Fork wilderness to mirror the internal turmoil of its characters. With a tone that oscillates between quiet introspection and mounting dread, this story explores themes of trust, survival, and the lengths people will go to preserve their secrets. The film promises a gripping, character-driven narrative that will keep viewers on edge until its final moments.</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched streets of North Hollywood, a group of friends stands on the precipice of adulthood, their lives revolving around skateboarding, camaraderie, and the dream of turning passion into a career. At the center is a young man, portrayed by [c=Ryder McLaughlin], whose dedication to his board is matched only by the mounting pressure from his father, played by [c=Vince Vaughn], to pursue a more conventional path. Alongside his friends, including [c=Aramis Hudson] and [c=Nico Hiraga], he navigates the exhilarating yet precarious world of local skate culture, where every trick landed is a small victory and every fall a harsh reality check. This authentic coming-of-age drama, written and directed by [c=Mikey Alfred], captures the raw energy and poignant uncertainty of chasing an unconventional dream against the expectations of family and society. With a supporting cast featuring [c=Miranda Cosgrove] and [c=Angus Cloud], the film blends comedic moments with genuine drama, painting a vivid portrait of loyalty, ambition, and the difficult choices that define the transition from boyhood to manhood on the iconic pavement of Los Angeles.</p>

<p>In the stark, sun-bleached landscape north of Reno, a man's desperate search for his missing brother unravels a dangerous web of secrets. [c=Jeff Osterhage] stars as a drifter pulled back into a world of trouble when his sibling vanishes, a disappearance that points toward the region's shadowy underbelly. His investigation leads him to a mysterious woman, played by [c=Lisa Blount], whose own motives are as unclear as the truth he seeks, and brings him into conflict with local figures including a menacing character portrayed by [c=Joe Estevez]. Directed by [c=Mark Rezyka], this gritty thriller builds an atmosphere of paranoia and mounting tension as the protagonist discovers that in this desolate corner of America, trust is a luxury and every clue leads to greater peril. The film weaves a taut story of pursuit and deception, where the search for a missing person becomes a fight for survival against unseen forces.</p>

<p>In the stark, unforgiving landscape of a rural community, a chilling secret threatens to shatter the fragile peace. Directed and written by [c=Alex R. Johnson], the taut thriller Northeast Kingdom plunges viewers into a world of mounting paranoia and hidden danger. The film centers on a man, portrayed by [c=Blake Whitaker], whose life is upended by a sudden and violent intrusion, forcing him into a desperate search for answers and safety.</p> <p>As he navigates this escalating crisis, he encounters a community where trust is scarce and everyone seems to guard their own dark truths, including figures played by [c=Josh Shaffner], [c=Caitlin Craggs], and [c=Beth Murphy]. With its tense atmosphere and gripping pace, the story masterfully builds a sense of isolation and dread, transforming the picturesque setting into a character of its own—a silent witness to unfolding terror. This compact, eight-minute journey is a pulse-pounding exploration of fear, survival, and the lengths to which ordinary people will go when cornered by an unseen threat.</p>

<p>Former Baltimore policeman Nate Burns was hoping to start a new life by accepting the job of chief of police in the town of Lunacy, Alaska. He escapes to the small, remote town in an effort to forget the traumatic death of his partner, for which he holds himself partially responsible. But the moment he meets Meg Galligan, an independent and feisty bush pilot with her own demons, he finds himself falling for her. The town is rocked when the body of Meg's father, a man who Meg believed had abandoned her and her mother Charlene 16 years ago, turns up in a mountain cave. Nate finds himself in the middle of a high-profile murder investigation and quickly learns the killer is someone in the community. Nate must use his big-city survival instincts to solve the mystery that threatens his new life and new love.</p>

<p>This is a story of a youth culture that changed a generation and influenced songwriters, producers, DJs and designers for decades to come. This is the story of Northern Soul. </p><p>The film tells the tale of two Northern boys whose worlds are changed forever when they discover black American soul music. </p><p>Northern Soul was phenomenally popular with British youths in the 1970s, taking the North of the country by storm. Northern Soul the film intends to appeal to those generations of fans while attracting a modern audience who can relate to youth culture from another era. If you were there, you'll know. If you weren't there, you'll wish you had been.</p>

<p>The year is 1955, and Northfork is literally about to be "dammed", flooded to make way for a new hydroelectric project. The town's rugged plains are going to drown, its Heartland houses will be swept away and its citizen are heading for higher ground. With the exception of a few stoic resistors.</p> <p>Now a team of six-trench-coated men has been charged with removing the last few stragglers before it is too late. As the Evacuation Committee spreads out across Northfork, they encounter a group of people not quite ready or willing to leave. They are each in limbo. Some are looking for a sign. Others are hoping for a miracle. Yet, one way or another, they will all have to say goodbye.</p> <p>Among these tenacious individuals are a lustful young couple, a man who has built an Ark (complete with a pair of wives), and a frail orphan whose fevered visions have led him to believe he's the lost member of an ancient herd of roaming Angels calling him home.</p> <p>Northfork is a beguiling story of loss and resurrection, about adjusting to the strange new places towards which we sometimes find ourselves heading. Blending surreality and history, the film is spun in the manner of an American fairy tale that tackles such themes as land, life, faith, death, the afterlife and the power of dreams with a distinctively playful touch.</p>

<p>From visionary director [c=Robert Eggers] comes a brutal and mythic saga of vengeance set in 10th century Iceland. [c=Alexander Skarsgård] stars as Amleth, a Viking prince who witnesses the shocking murder of his father, King Aurvandil ([c=Ethan Hawke]), by his treacherous uncle Fjölnir ([c=Claes Bang]). Forced to flee his homeland as a boy, Amleth grows into a ferocious berserker, his spirit forged by a single, burning purpose: to save his mother, Queen Gudrún ([c= Nicole Kidman]), and exact bloody retribution on the man who destroyed his family. His quest leads him across stormy seas to a remote farmstead, where he must navigate a treacherous world of sorcery, prophecy, and savage combat, finding an unexpected ally in a cunning Slavic sorceress ([c=Anya Taylor-Joy]). This epic adventure, co-written by [c=Alexander Skarsgård] and [c=Sjón], plunges viewers into a stark, unforgiving landscape where honor is paid in blood and destiny is carved with an axe, creating a visceral and immersive experience of ancient Norse legend.</p>

<p>"Northmen: A Viking Saga" tells the story of a group of Vikings in the ninth century who set sail for Britain, aiming to plunder the rich monasteries in the northern part of the island. But a storm smashes the ship to pieces on the rocks off the coast of Scotland, the only part of Britain without any Viking settlements. Soon thereafter, the daughter of the Scottish King falls into their hands, and the Vikings see this as an opportunity to demand a large ransom. The King immediately sets his "wolfpack"-a group of mercenaries well-known for their savagery-on the Vikings. The "Northmen" with their hostage now have to force their way through the rough highlands, where they meet the brave and mysterious Christian monk Conall (Ryan Kwanten). Having the wolfpack close on their heels, a desperate race against time begins. A battle over life and death... </p>

<p>When Mackenzie Reed inherits her beloved aunt's once-majestic hotel, she decides the sensible thing to do is sell it before Christmas. But fixing up the rundown place while managing the hotel staff (including the handyman and his kids) and dealing with demanding guests is more challenging than she had anticipated. </p><p>That's when the magic of Christmas intervenes. Mackenzie gets some unexpected help as Clementine and a group of Elves arrive on a special mission from Santa to repair the hotel and at the same time help her to rediscover some hidden talents along with the true meaning of Christmas.</p>

<p>In a world of creeping shadows and whispered superstition, a desperate young man ventures into the heart of a cursed land. [c=Nicholas Hoult] stars as Thomas Hutter, an ambitious real estate agent sent to the remote Transylvanian castle of the enigmatic Count Orlok, portrayed by a haunting [c=Bill Skarsgård]. Hutter’s mission is a simple transaction, but he soon discovers his client is a creature of ancient, unspeakable evil. As the Count becomes obsessed with Hutter’s innocent wife Ellen, played by [c=Lily-Rose Depp], a plague of darkness begins its slow march toward their German hometown. Directed by the visionary [c=Robert Eggers], this gothic nightmare weaves a tale of obsession, sacrifice, and primordial fear. With a supporting cast including [c=Willem Dafoe] and [c=Emma Corrin], the film immerses viewers in a meticulously crafted world where every frame drips with dread, building an atmosphere of inescapable doom as a timeless evil seeks to claim a new world for its own.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama "Nossa Vizinhança," directed by [c=Christian Duurvoort], audiences are invited to explore the complexities of community and the bonds that tie individuals together. The film delves into the lives of its characters, portrayed by a talented cast including [c=Larissa Nunes], [c=Daniel Rocha], and [c=Ivan de Almeida]. With a runtime of 58 minutes, "Nossa Vizinhança" captures the essence of human connection and the challenges faced within a neighborhood. Through heartfelt performances and a compelling narrative, the film reflects on the shared experiences that unite people, making it a touching exploration of life in close quarters. As the story unfolds, viewers will find themselves immersed in the emotional landscape crafted by the skilled direction of [c=Christian Duurvoort].</p>

<p>In [m=Nostalgia], director [c=Mark Pellington] crafts a poignant and interconnected drama that explores the profound and often mysterious ways our past shapes our present. The film weaves together multiple storylines set in Los Angeles, each centered on a character grappling with the emotional weight of memory, loss, and the objects left behind. [c=Jon Hamm] plays a man who, after the death of his grandmother, finds himself drawn into the world of a memorabilia appraiser, played by [c=Nick Offerman], which forces him to confront his family’s fractured history. Meanwhile, [c=Ellen Burstyn] delivers a powerful performance as a widow who must decide what to do with a lifetime of possessions following the death of her husband, [c=Bruce Dern]. [c=Catherine Keener] appears as a firefighter haunted by a tragic rescue, and [c=Amber Tamblyn] and [c=John Ortiz] portray a couple whose relationship is tested by a devastating loss. Through these intersecting lives, the film meditates on the universal human need to hold onto the past, questioning whether our attachments to things ultimately help us heal or simply keep us from moving forward. With a tone that is both melancholic and deeply empathetic, [m=Nostalgia] offers a thought-provoking reflection on time, grief, and the stories we tell ourselves.</p>

<p>It follows a young girl named Lynn who strives to stay alive in a barren land and protect the pond on which her survival depends.</p>

<p>Hoprah Windfall, fretting as her ratings plummet because her talk show and audience need some new blood, calls on God, and demands His help. God and his angels decide there's no better choice to replace her with than the hardest-working man in the world, Taylor Pherry. But when the Devil overhears this, he comes up with a fiendish plan of his own to disrupt the whole ordeal. While Taylor prepares for one of his many jobs that mostly entail helping his dysfunctional but lovable family through their trials and tribulations, God appears and orders him to help Hoprah accomplish her mission, by writing a movie. By looking at the crazy women in his life he finds the very substance of the storylines for his screenplay.</p>

On a bet, a gridiron hero at John Hughes High School sets out to turn a bespectacled plain Jane into a beautiful and popular prom queen in this outrageous send-up of the teen movies of the 1980s and '90s.

<p>In the quirky comedy "NOT BAD," a down-on-his-luck aspiring comedian, portrayed by [c=Main Actor], grapples with the harsh realities of pursuing his dreams in a world that seems indifferent to his talent. With a heart full of ambition and a repertoire of hilariously bad jokes, he navigates the trials of open mic nights, awkward encounters, and an unforgiving industry. His best friend, played by [c=Supporting Actor], serves as both his biggest supporter and harshest critic, pushing him to find his unique voice amidst the cacophony of competing entertainers.</p> <p>As he attempts to break into the comedy scene, he faces a series of comical setbacks and misfortunes that test his resolve and self-worth. The central conflict arises when he must decide between conforming to the mainstream expectations of comedy or staying true to his offbeat style that resonates with a niche audience. The film balances a lighthearted tone with moments of introspection, ultimately exploring themes of friendship, authenticity, and the pursuit of happiness. With its clever humor and relatable characters, "NOT BAD" invites viewers to laugh along as they witness one man's journey to find acceptance in a not-so-perfect world.</p>

<p>In "Not Bloody Likely", George Bernard Shaw (Pierce Brosnan) has written his masterpiece "Pygmalion" (which would later be adapted into the Oscar-winning musical "My Fair Lady") and is determined for the great Mrs. Pat Campbell (Helena Bonham Carter) to play the role of Eliza Doolittle. But is her casting just a chance for Shaw to rekindle his once great love, the one that got away?</p>

<p>In the emotionally charged drama "Not Easily Broken," the fragility of love and the strength of commitment are put to the test. The story centers around Dave and Clarice, portrayed by [c=Morris Chestnut] and [c=Taraji P. Henson], a seemingly perfect couple whose life together faces unexpected challenges. As their marriage begins to unravel, they confront both external pressures and their inner demons, forcing them to reevaluate their priorities and the foundation of their relationship.</p> <p>Dave is a devoted husband who strives to keep his family intact, while Clarice is a driven woman whose ambitions sometimes clash with Dave's hopes for a simpler, more connected life. Their journey is complicated by the influence of friends and family, including the comedic yet insightful character played by [c=Kevin Hart], who provides both levity and perspective during tumultuous times. As the couple navigates their trials, the film explores themes of resilience, forgiveness, and the enduring power of love.</p> <p>Directed by [c=Bill Duke], "Not Easily Broken" effectively blends heartfelt moments with poignant introspection, making it a compelling watch for anyone interested in the complexities of relationships. The narrative unfolds with a balance of drama and hope, inviting viewers to reflect on what it truly means to be committed in the face of adversity.</p>

<p>In this taut eleven-minute drama, directed by [c=Reilly Galloway], a young couple finds their relationship pushed to a breaking point when an unsettling disparity in their emotional and material investments comes to light. Andrew France plays a man grappling with the gnawing feeling that his efforts in the partnership are never quite enough, while [c=Gigi Elbitar] portrays his partner, whose own unspoken expectations and frustrations begin to surface. As a seemingly ordinary evening takes a tense turn, the two are forced to confront the silent resentments and unmet needs that have been festering beneath the surface. The film’s intimate, claustrophobic atmosphere amplifies the raw and honest performances, turning a simple conversation into a powerful exploration of love, sacrifice, and the fragile balance between giving and receiving. With no easy answers, Not Enough offers a poignant and relatable glimpse into the quiet struggles that can define a modern romance.</p>