<p>In suburban New Jersey during the 1960s, a group of restless teenagers find their lives transformed by the raw energy of rock 'n' roll. [c=John Magaro] stars as Douglas, a drummer who, along with his friends including the charismatic [c=Jack Huston], forms a band in a desperate bid to escape their mundane surroundings and forge their own identities. Their musical ambitions ignite tensions at home, particularly with Douglas's traditional father, played by [c=James Gandolfini], who cannot understand his son's rebellious dreams. As the band navigates the fickle music scene and internal rivalries, Douglas pursues a complicated romance with a sophisticated girl from his neighborhood, portrayed by [c=Bella Heathcote]. This evocative drama from [c=David Chase] captures the poignant and often turbulent journey of youth, set against a backdrop of cultural upheaval where the promise of fame and artistic expression collides with the harsh realities of growing up.</p>

<p>In the quiet, forgotten corners of a seemingly ordinary town, a reclusive archivist named Elara, portrayed by [c=Florence Pugh], guards a collection of artifacts deemed too dangerous for public knowledge. Her meticulously ordered life is shattered when a charismatic and relentless researcher, played by [c=Dev Patel], arrives, convinced her vault holds the key to a global conspiracy. As they are forced into an uneasy alliance, they must navigate a labyrinth of hidden truths and moral compromises, pursued by shadowy forces who will stop at nothing to keep the past buried. This tense, atmospheric thriller blends elements of cerebral mystery and intimate character drama, exploring the weight of secrets and the question of who gets to decide what the world is ready to see. The fragile trust between the two leads becomes their greatest asset and their most profound vulnerability as they race to uncover a revelation that could change everything.</p>

<p>Jack Bishop lives the life of every man's dream with a beautiful wife and a happy, healthy daughter, Toby. He has the career he always wanted and a loving home in a peaceful Texas border town. But it is no coincidence that Jack's life seems perfect. His past hides a black secret, one he hides from his family, one he hides from himself.</p><p>When Toby goes missing, Jack knows his past has come back to haunt him. He also knows the only way he can find her is to use the powers of his long forgotten faith, La Santa Muerte, protectors of the sinner, the worshippers of the dead.</p><p>Accompanied by the insecure newly-appointed sheriff and a pair of wary FBI agents, Jack's search takes him deep into his past, to a psychic who visualizes Jack's secret in terrifying detail, to the squalid barrios and seediest brothels in Mexico City's underbelly. But the power of the La Santa Muerte is stronger then he ever imagined, as it reaches out to touch his family and reveals an even darker and unexpected web of lies and deceit.</p>

<p>In the tense psychological thriller [m=Not From Here], directed by [c=Barrett Scheetz], a young man named Alex, played by [c=Caden Carrabba], returns to his rural hometown after years away, only to find it eerily transformed. Once a familiar place of comfort, the community now feels alien, with its residents acting as if they are following an unseen script. Alex’s growing unease is compounded by his strained relationship with his sister, portrayed by [c=Rebecca Suss], who seems to be the only other person sensing something is deeply wrong. As he reconnects with old friends, including a local mechanic played by [c=Jordon Kline], and a concerned neighbor portrayed by [c=Carrie York], Alex begins to uncover a chilling pattern of behavior that suggests the town is under the influence of a sinister, otherworldly force. With each passing day, the line between reality and paranoia blurs, forcing Alex to question who he can trust. Blending atmospheric dread with a slow-burn mystery, the film explores themes of identity and belonging, keeping viewers on edge as Alex races to uncover the truth before he, too, becomes part of the town’s disturbing new order.</p>

<p>From the director of "Captain America: The First Avenger" and "The Wolfman" comes a psychological thriller about an unsuspecting office worker, Tom Miller (Max Minghella, "The Social Network"), who becomes trapped in his office building with a demented killer (J.J. Field, "Captain America: The First Avenger"). As Tom rushes to protect those employees working late, he soon discovers that his legal firm has been hiding sinister secrets that could put thousands of lives at risk. From the producer of "Paranormal Activity" and "Insidious", comes a terrifying, psychological thriller where an ordinary office becomes a twisted killing ground.</p>

<p>In the gripping drama "Not So Perfect Stranger," directed by [c=Alexandre Carrière], a chance encounter at a dinner party spirals into a tense exploration of secrets, identity, and deception. When a group of friends gathers for an intimate evening, the arrival of an enigmatic outsider, played with unsettling intensity by [c=Kirsten Comerford], disrupts the comfortable dynamic. As the night unfolds, the host, portrayed by [c=Jon McLaren], finds his carefully curated life challenged by the stranger's probing questions and disturbing revelations. Alongside them, [c=Catherine Saindon], [c=Jinesea Bianca Lewis], [c=Debra Hale], [c=Gregory Wilson], and [c=Tomas Chovanec] round out a cast of characters whose hidden motives and buried pasts begin to surface. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere of psychological suspense, forcing each guest to confront uncomfortable truths. As loyalties are tested and facades crumble, the line between friend and foe blurs, leading to a gripping climax that questions just how well anyone truly knows their closest companions. This taut, character-driven thriller keeps audiences guessing until the final, shocking moments.</p>

<p><b><i>Not Suitable for Children</i></b> is an epic comedic and romantic journey centered on the life of Jonah (Ryan Kwanten) who is surviving on the profits of the infamous parties he hosts every weekend with his roommates. His life is nothing but huge nights, sex,friends, and very occasionally, sleep. When Jonah is hit with a health crisis and told that he'll be infertile within a month, he undergoes a massive shift in priorities and suddenly transforms from a freewheeling party-boy into a young man with a burning desire to be a father. As he starts trawling back through all his ex-girlfriends, all his hook-ups, determined to convince one of them to throw caution in the wind and try for a child, he discovers that the perfect mother for his children may be closer than he thought.</p>

<p>In the poignant drama "Not to Forget," a young man's life is upended when he is suddenly tasked with caring for his aging grandmother, a vibrant woman now facing the isolating challenges of Alzheimer's disease. [c=Karen Grassle] delivers a moving performance as the grandmother, whose cherished memories begin to slip away, while [c=Tate Dewey] portrays her grandson, whose own future plans are put on hold as he navigates this unexpected responsibility. Their journey is supported and complicated by a community of unforgettable characters, including a wise and compassionate friend played by the legendary [c=Louis Gossett Jr.], and appearances by [c=Cloris Leachman], [c=Tatum O'Neal], and [c=George Chakiris]. Directed by [c=Valerio Zanoli], this heartfelt film explores the fragile bonds of family, the pain of loss, and the enduring power of love. As past and present collide, the story becomes a tender exploration of what we hold onto when everything else seems to fade, reminding us that some connections are truly unforgettable.</p>

<p>In just nine minutes, director [c=Gabe Howard] delivers a sharp and witty exploration of modern dating confusion in "Not Too Into You." This short film follows a young woman caught in the exhausting cycle of mixed signals, where a promising first date leads to a frustrating silence that leaves her questioning every gesture and text. As she navigates the treacherous waters of romantic ambiguity, she must decide whether to hold out hope or accept the painful truth that sometimes silence really does mean disinterest. The film captures the universal anxiety of deciphering romantic intentions in the digital age, where a simple "maybe" can feel like a cruel game. With a brisk pace and a relatable premise, "Not Too Into You" offers a clever, humorous, and painfully honest look at the moment when attraction meets uncertainty, leaving viewers to wonder if the other person is genuinely busy, playing hard to get, or simply not that into them.</p>

<p>Based on the memoir by Nick Schuyler, the story follows four friends - Schuyler along with NFL players Marquis Cooper and Corey Smith, and Schuyler's best friend, Will Bleakley, a former University of South Florida football player - who were on a fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico when their boat capsized, stranding the four men at sea. In the days that followed, the men fought to survive as they awaited to see if help would come.</p>

<p>In the poignant romantic drama, "Notebook, The," love transcends time and memory. The story revolves around Noah Calhoun, portrayed by [c=Ryan Gosling], a passionate young man from a humble background, who falls head over heels for the beautiful and affluent Allie Hamilton, played by [c=Rachel McAdams]. Their summer romance is filled with joy and youthful exuberance but is ultimately thwarted by social class differences and family expectations, leading to their heartbreaking separation.</p> <p>Years later, as fate would have it, their paths cross again, reigniting feelings that both had thought were long buried. The narrative unfolds through the perspective of an elderly man, played by [c=James Garner], who reads their love story from a worn-out notebook to a woman, portrayed by [c=Gena Rowlands], struggling with memory loss. The film beautifully captures the essence of enduring love, highlighting the sacrifices made and the trials faced in the name of true connection.</p> <p>With a tone that oscillates between bittersweet nostalgia and passionate romance, "Notebook, The" invites viewers to reflect on the power of memories and the undeniable bond between two souls destined to be together, despite the odds. This heartfelt journey, enriched by performances from [c=James Marsden], [c=Joan Allen], and [c=Heather Wahlquist], promises to resonate with anyone who has ever loved deeply.</p>

<p>A film adaptation based on the memoir about 29 year-old American-Nigerian chef Kwame Onwuachi, "Notes from a Young Black Chef" follows Onwuachi's journey from his childhood in the Bronx with a mostly single mother to opening a fine-dining restaurant in Washington DC at the age of 26. The story encompasses the extreme highs and lows of his path to becoming a chef in a mostly white, elitist industry, including financing his first catering business by selling candy on the subway, appearing on "Top Chef," and his first restaurant, Shaw Bijou in D.C., closing just 11 weeks after its opening.</p>

<p>In a powerful and intimate cinematic adaptation of her acclaimed stage play, [c=Anna Deavere Smith] transforms into a multitude of voices in "Notes from the Field." This gripping drama, directed by [c=Kristi Zea], channels the raw, first-person testimonies of students, parents, teachers, and activists caught in America's "school-to-prison pipeline." Through her masterful performance, Smith embodies over a dozen real-life characters, from a Native American fisherman in the Pacific Northwest to a Baltimore activist in the wake of Freddie Gray's death, weaving their personal stories into a searing tapestry of systemic injustice. The film plunges viewers into the heart of a national crisis, exploring the complex intersections of poverty, race, and education where hope and despair collide. With a documentary-like urgency and profound empathy, this character-driven journey challenges audiences to listen deeply to the urgent stories from the front lines of a fractured system.</p>

<p>In this gripping psychological drama directed by [c=Richard Eyre], the lives of two women become dangerously intertwined. [c=Judi Dench] delivers a chilling performance as Barbara Covett, a lonely, sharp-tongued history teacher at a London secondary school who becomes obsessively fascinated by the new art teacher, Sheba Hart, played by [c=Cate Blanchett]. Sheba, a vibrant and seemingly content married mother, appears to have it all, but her life is a fragile house of cards. When Barbara discovers that Sheba is having a reckless affair with a fifteen-year-old student, played by [c=Andrew Simpson], she sees an opportunity to secure a powerful hold over her new friend. Barbara positions herself as Sheba’s sole confidante, offering protection in exchange for unwavering loyalty. As the scandal threatens to unravel, the film masterfully explores the dark corridors of obsession, manipulation, and the desperate need for connection. The taut, claustrophobic atmosphere is heightened by the stellar supporting cast, including [c=Bill Nighy] as Sheba’s unsuspecting husband. This is a tense and unsettling examination of how a secret can become a weapon, blurring the lines between friendship and possession.</p>

<p>A new thriller inspired by actual events starring Kate Beckinsale (Click, Serendipity), Vera Farmiga (The Departed), Matt Dillon (Crash), Noah Wyle (Fail Safe, ER), David Schwimmer (Madagascar, Friends) with Academy Award winner Angela Bassett (What's Love Got to Do With It?) and Golden Globe and mulit-Emmy winner Alan Alda.</p><p>A Washington DC reporter (Kate Beckinsale), writes an explosive story about a government scandal in which she reveals the name of a covert CIA agent (Vera Farmiga). When a special government prosecutor (Matt Dillon) demands she divulge her source she refuses and is sent to jail. Unexpectedly finding herself behind bars she struggles to maintain her principles and relationship with her family. "Nothing But the Truth" is about the struggle to maintain one's principles and dignity in the most dire of circumstances.</p>

<p>In the hauntingly brief yet emotionally charged short film [m=Nothing Happens After Your Absence], director [c=Ibrahim Omar] crafts a contemplative meditation on loss and the silent void left behind. The narrative centers on a solitary protagonist who returns to a familiar space, only to find it transformed by the absence of someone significant. As they move through rooms filled with echoes of shared memories, the film explores the subtle, almost imperceptible ways in which a person’s departure reshapes the world around those left behind. The character’s motivations are rooted in a quiet search for closure or understanding, yet the central conflict lies in the unsettling realization that life continues, indifferent to personal grief. With a tone that blends melancholy with a stark, minimalist atmosphere, the film invites viewers to sit with the uncomfortable truth that the universe does not pause for personal tragedy. Through its brief runtime, [c=Ibrahim Omar] delivers a poignant, visually driven experience that lingers long after the credits roll, offering a powerful reflection on the nature of memory and the quiet resilience of moving forward.</p>

<p>"Nothing Left to Fear" is the tale of a family whose journey towards a better life in a small town is savagely derailed by a charismatic but emotionally conflicted man of the cloth. The movie is based on the actual town of Stull, Kansas, which is surrounded by Internet folklore proclaiming the town to be one of the seven gateways to Hell.</p>

<p>Born into a family whose name is synonymous with wealth, Gloria Vanderbilt has lived in the unsparing glare of the public eye for more than 90 years. In this poignant, feature-length documentary, Vanderbilt and her youngest son, Anderson Cooper, look back at her extraordinary life in a series of candid conversations, setting the record straight on her many tragedies and triumphs. </p><p>Directed by Academy Award and Emmy Award nominee Liz Garbus, Nothing Left Unsaid features rare and personal footage showing Vanderbilt as never seen before.</p>

<p>In the heartwarming holiday comedy-drama "Nothing Like the Holidays," the festive season brings the Rodriguez family together for a much-anticipated reunion in Chicago. Led by the affable and hardworking patriarch, played by [c=Luis Guzman], the family navigates the complexities of love, loyalty, and personal ambitions amid the holiday chaos. Each member faces their own struggles: [c=John Leguizamo] portrays the prodigal son returning home with a secret, while [c=Debra Messing] plays a wife grappling with her own identity issues.</p> <p>As the family prepares for their traditional Christmas celebration, tensions arise, revealing long-buried grievances and unspoken desires. The film beautifully blends humor and heartfelt moments as the characters confront their pasts and the expectations that come with family ties. With a vibrant ensemble cast including [c=Alfred Molina], [c=Freddy Rodriguez], [c=Melonie Diaz], [c=Vanessa Ferlito], [c=Jay Hernandez], and [c=Elizabeth Pena], "Nothing Like the Holidays" captures the essence of family dynamics during the most wonderful time of the year, making it a must-see for those seeking warmth and laughter in their holiday viewing.</p>

<p>Based on a remarkable true story, "Nothing to Lose" charts the turbulent and inspiring journey of a man who transforms his greatest loss into a profound purpose. [c=Petronio Gontijo] portrays Edir Macedo, a humble lottery salesman whose world is shattered by a devastating family tragedy. Consumed by grief and questioning his faith, he finds himself at a spiritual crossroads, setting him on an unexpected path that challenges the established religious institutions of Brazil. With the support of his resilient wife, played by [c=Day Mesquita], and facing opposition from all sides, Macedo's unwavering conviction begins to attract followers, sowing the seeds of what would become a global evangelical movement. Directed by [c=Alexandre Avancini], this biographical drama explores the intense personal sacrifices, fierce controversies, and unwavering faith behind a rise from obscurity to influence, painting a complex portrait of a man who truly believed he had nothing left to lose.</p>

<p>Filmed in Brazil, Israel and South Africa, this is the second and last film based on the series of books written by the journalist Douglas Tavolaro on the life of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God founder Edir Macedo. While the first showed the spiritual search of Macedo from childhood to the emergence of the Church, this continuation focuses on the growth of the Church for the world. Especially in the most controversial cases involving denunciations and attacks on the bishop and the church he helped to create. Betrayals and politics intertwine while simultaneously Macedo also has to face both the death of his mother and the collapse of the temple in Osasco with a large number of victims. Through it all he perseveres clinging to his faith and ultimately after a pilgrimage to Mount Sinai resurfaces to lead the proliferation of his Faith and the construction of new temples, including the temple of Solomon in Brazil.</p>

<p>In a world where every action has a calculated return, a brilliant but disillusioned strategist named Elias, played by [c=Oscar Isaac], makes a dangerous wager: to prove that true creation can arise from absolute zero. His experiment plunges him into the chaotic life of Maya, a fiercely independent artist portrayed by [c=Greta Lee], who believes in the inherent value of the intangible. As Elias attempts to clinically document the genesis of something from nothing, he finds his own rigid philosophies unraveling, drawn into Maya's world of unpredictable emotion and raw expression. This cerebral drama, tinged with romantic tension, explores the volatile intersection of logic and passion, asking whether the most profound connections are those that defy all measurement. The growing conflict between cold ambition and warm humanity forces both characters to question everything they thought they knew about value, art, and the very fabric of their realities.</p>

<p>In the bustling heart of a creative city, a young artist's quest for connection takes a poignant turn in this compelling short film. Directed by [c=Amy Leonard] and written by [c=Jody Wiltshire], "Notice Me" follows the journey of a talented but overlooked individual, portrayed by [c=Francesca Amewudah-Rivers], who navigates the isolating waters of the modern art scene. Surrounded by a vibrant ensemble including [c=Daisy Bevan] and [c=Elliot Douglas], she grapples with the universal desire to be seen and validated for her work and her worth. This intimate drama explores the quiet ache of anonymity against the noisy backdrop of success, as the protagonist must confront whether external recognition is the true measure of her talent. With a tone that is both tender and sharply observant, the film crafts a relatable narrative about ambition, identity, and the fragile moments that define an artist's path, all while questioning what it truly means to leave a mark.</p>

<p>"Notorious" is about the life of rapper Christopher Wallace a.k.a. The Notorious B.I.G. In just a few short years, The Notorious B.I.G. rose from the streets of Brooklyn to become one of the most influential hip hop artists of all time. B.I.G. was a gifted storyteller; his narratives about violent life on the streets were told with a gritty, objective realism that won him enormous respect and credibility. His stories were universal and gave a voice to his generation.</p><p>The film stars multiple award winner Angela Bassett as Christopher's mother Voletta Wallace, Derek Luke as Sean Combs, Anthony Mackie as Tupac Shakur and introducing Jamal Woolard as The Notorious B.I.G.</p>

<p>From acclaimed director [c=Mary Harron] comes a provocative and stylish drama that traces the extraordinary journey of Bettie Page, a woman whose iconic image would forever change American culture. [c=Gretchen Mol] delivers a captivating performance as Bettie, a devoutly religious young woman from Nashville who moves to New York City in the 1950s with dreams of becoming an actress. When she stumbles into the world of pin-up and bondage photography, Bettie discovers a surprising sense of freedom and empowerment behind the camera. Under the guidance of photographers like [c=David Strathairn]'s Irving Klaw, she becomes a sensation, her playful smile and daring poses captivating a nation even as they spark a moral panic. As the U.S. Senate launches a crusade against obscenity, Bettie finds herself at the center of a scandal that threatens to destroy the very career and identity she has built. Blending archival-style black-and-white footage with vivid color sequences, the film explores themes of sexuality, faith, and fame while celebrating the complex woman behind the iconic bangs. [c=Lili Taylor] and [c=Cara Seymour] co-star in this thought-provoking biopic that challenges perceptions of sin and liberation.</p>

London bookstore owner William Thacker's quiet life turns upside down when a chance encounter with famous actress Anna Scott sparks an unlikely romance challenged by their vastly different worlds.

<p>In a medieval England choked by tyranny, the classic legend is turned on its head in this gripping drama-adventure. The story follows the Sheriff of Nottingham, a man of duty and conflicted morals, and Robin Hood, a charismatic but ruthless outlaw, whose destinies are far more intertwined than history remembers. As the Sheriff investigates a series of daring heists targeting the corrupt nobility, he is drawn into a dangerous game that blurs the lines between lawman and criminal, hunter and prey. Their cat-and-mouse chase through the dark forests and stone castles of the realm unveils a deeper conspiracy that threatens the kingdom itself, forcing both men to question their loyalties and the very nature of justice. With a tone steeped in gritty realism and high-stakes adventure, "Nottingham & Hood" explores the complex shades of gray in a tale traditionally told in black and white, where every alliance is fragile and the greatest enemy may be the reflection in one's own armor.</p>

<p>In the thrilling cinematic experience of [m=Nottingham Forest VS Crystal Palace PL 25/26], directed by Premier League, viewers are taken on a captivating journey into the world of football. This 90-minute film captures the intense rivalry and dramatic moments between Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace, showcasing the passion and excitement that surround these two teams. As the match unfolds, fans are treated to a visual feast of skillful plays, strategic maneuvers, and the electric atmosphere of the stadium. The film immerses audiences in the highs and lows of the game, celebrating the spirit of competition and the unbreakable bond between fans and their teams. With its focus on the beautiful game, [m=Nottingham Forest VS Crystal Palace PL 25/26] promises to be a must-see for football enthusiasts and casual viewers alike.</p>

<p>In a world where reality is a fragile construct, a brilliant but reclusive neuroscientist, played by [c=Oscar Isaac], makes a discovery that threatens to unravel the very fabric of human perception. His research into the "noumena"—the ultimate reality behind what we can sense—catches the attention of a powerful and enigmatic corporation led by the formidable [c=Tilda Swinton]. As he is pulled deeper into their agenda, he forms an uneasy alliance with a skeptical philosopher, portrayed by [c=Zendaya], who believes his work could either liberate humanity or doom it to permanent illusion. This cerebral sci-fi thriller, directed by [c=Denis Villeneuve], weaves a tense and visually stunning narrative where every thought and memory becomes a battleground. The central conflict forces the characters to question everything they know, blurring the lines between truth, consciousness, and control in a high-stakes race to control the nature of existence itself.</p>

<p>Years after the sun-drenched chaos of their last reunion, the sprawling, dysfunctional family of friends from [m=Les Petits Mouchoirs] is unexpectedly called together once more. This time, the gathering is at the picturesque seaside home of Max, played by the ever-charming [c=François Cluzet], whose life has taken an unexpected turn. The ensemble, including the fiery Marie ([c=Marion Cotillard]), the restless Vincent ([c=Benoît Magimel]), and the impulsive Eric ([c=Gilles Lellouche]), along with their partners and old friends, converge for what they believe is a simple birthday celebration. Directed by [c=Guillaume Canet], this poignant dramedy delves into the complex tapestry of middle-aged life, where past grievances, unspoken regrets, and enduring affections simmer beneath the surface of laughter and shared meals. As the weekend unfolds in [c=Guillaume Canet]'s signature blend of humor and heartache, the group is forced to confront how much they have changed—and how the bonds of their chaotic history might be the very thing that either breaks them or finally makes them whole.</p>

After writing for Cahiers du cinéma, a young Jean-Luc Godard decides making films is the best film criticism. He convinces producer Georges de Beauregard to fund a low-budget feature, and creates a treatment with fellow New Wave filmmaker François Truffaut about a gangster couple. The result? Breathless, one of the first features of the Nouvelle Vague era of French cinema.

<p>In the fleeting, dreamlike space of a four-minute musical journey, "NOVA ONE - chlorine" immerses viewers in a raw and resonant emotional landscape. Directed by [c=Frankie Ferrari], the film centers on the magnetic [c=Roz Raskin] as a musician navigating the turbulent waters of memory and heartache, surrounded by a vivid ensemble including [c=Chaimes Parker], [c=Muggs Fogarty], and [c=Emily Dix Thomas]. Through a series of stylized vignettes and haunting original songs, the characters grapple with the intoxicating and sometimes toxic residues of past relationships, using music as both a salve and a confessional. This evocative short film blends the intimate feel of a DIY rock show with cinematic poetry, creating an atmospheric experience that feels like flipping through a beautifully melancholic diary set to a compelling soundtrack. It’s a brief but potent exploration of how we process loss, where the melodies linger long after the final note fades.</p>

<p>In the bustling literary world of New York, a successful but creatively stifled romance novelist, played by [c=Steve Guttenberg], finds his own love life as empty as a blank page. His predictable world is upended when he encounters a spirited and enigmatic book editor, portrayed by [c=Shannon Elizabeth], who challenges not only his manuscript but his entire perspective on love and relationships. As they navigate the complicated dance of professional collaboration and personal attraction, the writer is forced to confront the stark difference between the idealized romances he crafts and the messy, unpredictable reality of the heart. Directed by [c=Allie Dvorin], this charming drama explores whether life can truly imitate art, featuring a supporting cast including [c=Milena Govich], [c=Jay O. Sanders], and [c=Doug E. Doug]. With wit and warmth, the film delves into the universal quest for a connection that transcends the pages of a [m=Novel Romance, A].</p>

<p>After a dinner out, photographer Sophie Jacobs (Cox) and her boyfriend Hugh (Le Gros) stop at a corner store for a late night snack. While Sophie waits unaware in the car, Hugh is murdered in a violent robbery.</p> <p>Haunted by guilt, Sophie goes on with her life as best she can: teaching photography at a local art college, meeting her mother (Archer) for lunch, and visiting her therapist (Dunn). But one day at school, a slide mysteriously appears in the projector's carousel: an image of what looks like her car in front of the corner store the night of the shooting. Are these paranoid visions stemming from her grief and guilt, or does someone know something about the murder?</p> <p>As her investigation deepens, more strange events start to occur, drawing into question exactly what happened the night of Hugh's death. As Sophie struggles with her memory of that night, her life becomes like a photograph itself, an image refracted through a lens, with as much outside the frame as in.</p> <p>November is a psychological thriller exploring a woman's struggle to transcend trauma through a surreal blend of emotion and memory. The narrative and visual style are comprised of dreamlike moments and images stemming from Sophie's subjective experience, blurring the line between reality and the unconscious.</p>

<p>In the tense, politically charged halls of a Washington D.C. high school, a shocking murder shatters the fragile routine of senior Addison Schacht [c=Ansel Elgort]. When his charismatic classmate is gunned down in a seemingly random act of violence, the official investigation quickly stalls, leaving more questions than answers. Driven by a deep sense of loyalty and a restless intellect, Addison refuses to let his friend’s death be forgotten. Enlisting the help of his fiercely determined girlfriend, Phoebe [c=Chloë Grace Moretz], he embarks on a dangerous, unofficial investigation of his own. Their quest for the truth pulls them into the city’s shadowy underbelly, a world far removed from their academic lives, where they confront drug dealers, secretive adults, and their own precarious morality. As they dig deeper, guided by a wary teacher [c=David Strathairn] and observed by his concerned mother [c=Catherine Keener], Addison and Phoebe discover that in a city built on secrets, uncovering one truth can expose a web of dangerous lies. This gripping drama-thriller, directed by [c=Sacha Gervasi], explores the perilous journey from innocence to experience and the high cost of justice.</p>

<p>It continues to explore Peter Devereaux's dangerous world.</p>

<p>Code named 'The November Man,' Peter Devereaux (Pierce Brosnan) is a lethal and highly trained ex-CIA agent with killer instincts. When Devereaux is lured out of retirement by a former colleague for one last mission, he soon finds himself at the treacherous center of an international conspiracy. An intense and relentless espionage thriller, "The November Man" is based on Bill Granger's bestselling November Man book series.</p><p>On a deadly journey that will take him from Moscow to Belgrade, Devereaux is tracking one of the world's most ruthless men, when he learns that his former CIA protege David Mason (Luke Bracey) has been assigned to terminate him. The game of cat and mouse escalates when Alice Fournier (Olga Kurylenko), the last known connection to an eye witness, gets caught in the cross fire. With growing suspicions of a mole in the agency, there is no one Devereaux can trust, no rules and no holds barred.</p>

<p>A sports shoe entrepreneur (McRae) has made a "November rule" in order to keep his distance from women. Every November, he breaks up with the woman he's seeing using a whopping lie. But when he realizes he has let go of the woman of his dreams, he tries everything to get her back.</p>

<p>Driven by a ferocious and singular obsession, college freshman Alex Dall pushes herself to the absolute limit in [c=Lauren Hadaway]'s intense psychological thriller. Portrayed with raw, unsettling commitment by [c=Isabelle Fuhrman], Alex joins her university's rowing team and quickly becomes consumed by the punishing physical and mental demands of the sport. What begins as a quest for excellence and belonging morphs into a dangerous fixation, isolating her from teammates like the more seasoned [c=Amy Forsyth] and pushing her body and mind into treacherous territory. As her relentless pursuit of perfection escalates, the line between dedication and self-destruction blurs, crafting a chilling atmosphere of mounting tension. This gripping character study delves into the dark side of ambition, chronicling a young woman's harrowing journey where the greatest threat may not be the competition, but the war within herself.</p>

<p>In the brief but captivating animated world of Novis, a solitary figure navigates a stark and silent landscape, their existence defined by a profound sense of isolation. Directed and written by [c=Ezra Alice Walcott], who also lends their voice to the central character, this two-minute visual poem explores the deep human yearning for connection in a seemingly empty universe. The character’s quiet journey is driven by a simple, powerful motivation: to find any sign of another presence, to break the overwhelming silence with a shared moment. As the minimalist animation unfolds, a subtle tension builds between the vast, impersonal environment and the character’s intimate, personal quest. The film masterfully crafts an atmosphere of contemplative science fiction, using its concise runtime to immerse viewers in a tone that is both melancholic and hauntingly beautiful. With vocal support from [c=Jon White], Novis becomes a poignant meditation on loneliness and the fragile hope that defines our search for meaning.</p>

<p>Spanning the early 1950s through the mid-'60s, this coming-of-age story is about a young girl's first love. In this case, her first love is God. Raised by a deeply caring, non-religious mother, Cathleen is drawn to the heady mysticism of the lives of Catholic nuns and their undying romantic devotion to their chosen husband, Jesus Christ. She enrolls in a training program with The Sisters of Blessed Rose, a cloistered convent. </p><p>As Cathleen progresses from the postulant to the novitiate levels of her tutelage, her faith is challenged by the harsh, often inhumane realities of being a nun, just as Pope John XXIII's announcement of the Second Vatican Council threatens to alter the course of nuns' lives forever.</p>

<p>A simple plan for a quiet life goes violently off the rails in this darkly comedic thriller. [c=Jack Quaid] stars as a mild-mannered dentist whose world is upended when a charismatic and unpredictable patient, played by [c=Amber Midthunder], walks into his office. What begins as a flirtation quickly spirals into a dangerous entanglement, pulling the dentist into a high-stakes criminal scheme he never saw coming. As he tries to navigate a web of lies and mounting paranoia, he finds himself pursued by both a determined detective [c=Betty Gabriel] and his own increasingly desperate associates, including a volatile friend portrayed by [c=Ray Nicholson]. Forced to shed his orderly persona, the dentist must outwit ruthless criminals and corrupt authorities in a brutal fight for survival. Directed by [c=Dan Berk] and [c=Robert Olsen], Novocaine blends sharp humor with relentless tension, crafting a chaotic and bloody odyssey where every attempt to escape only sinks the protagonist deeper into a world of crime and consequence.</p>

<p>Now & Forever is a thought provoking dramatic love story combining elements of spirituality, heart and integrity ... tragic in one sense, but illuminating and uplifting in the other. As children, John Myron, (Adam Beach) and Angela Wilson (Mia Kirshner) form a powerful bond born on loneliness. They are guided by their friendship and by the First Nations spirituality that binds John's people together.</p><p> As they mature into adulthood, Angela sets into motion a series of events that will forever change both their lives. Six years after leaving the small town where they grew up, the burden of a terrible secret leads Angela back. Harboring a secret of his own, John guides Angela to a shocking realization that will uncover the past. And they discover that true love, has no boundaries.</p>

<p>"Now I See You" based on the true story of Nicole Kear, who in her a senior year at Yale received a life-changing diagnosis -- she had only a few years before entirely losing her vision. Kear sets out to make the most of the eyesight she has left. As her world grows increasingly blurred, she finally comes to terms with the loss but is also able to realize dreams of love, happiness, and success.</p>

<p>In a poignant exploration of life, love, and the fragility of existence, "Now Is Good" follows the journey of Tessa, portrayed by [c=Dakota Fanning], a brave young woman facing terminal illness. Determined to live her remaining days to the fullest, Tessa creates a bucket list of experiences she wants to check off, including falling in love. Enter Adam, played by [c=Jeremy Irvine], a charming and free-spirited boy who becomes the unexpected catalyst for Tessa's transformation. As they navigate the joys and challenges of young love, Tessa's family, including her protective father, portrayed by [c=Paddy Considine], grapples with their own emotions and the reality of her condition.</p> <p>The film delicately balances moments of humor and heartbreak, capturing the essence of living in the present. Tessa's determination to embrace life, even in the face of overwhelming odds, invites viewers to reflect on their own priorities and the importance of connection. Directed by [c=Ol Parker], "Now Is Good" delivers a heartfelt narrative that resonates deeply, leaving audiences both uplifted and contemplative.</p>

<p>In a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the passage of time, "Now Then Forward" captivates audiences with its profound narrative and emotional depth. Directed by [c=Wes Langdon], the film follows the intertwined lives of several characters as they confront their pasts and seek redemption in the present. At the heart of the story is [c=Luke Barnett], a man grappling with the haunting memories of a relationship that slipped through his fingers, while [c=Bailey Hyneman] portrays a woman determined to heal from the scars of her own past.</p> <p>As their paths cross, they are drawn into a complex web of relationships involving [c=James Donadio], [c=William Gene Price III], and a diverse cast of characters, each carrying their own burdens. The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of emotional turmoil, reflecting on the choices that shape their lives. The central conflict arises as they navigate their desires for connection and the fear of vulnerability, all while wrestling with the inevitability of change and the relentless march of time.</p> <p>With a tone that balances heartache and hope, "Now Then Forward" offers a compelling drama that resonates deeply, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journeys and the moments that define them. This film promises to be a touching experience that lingers long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>The Four Horsemen, a magic super-group led by the charismatic Atlas (Jesse Eisenberg), perform a pair of high-tech magic shows, first astonishing audiences by robbing a bank on another continent, and then exposing a white-collar criminal and funneling his millions into the audience members' bank accounts.</p><p>FBI Special Agent Dylan (Mark Ruffalo) is determined to make the magicians pay for their crimes-and to stop them before they pull off what promises to be an even more audacious heist. But he's forced to partner with Alma (Melanie Laurent), an Interpol detective about whom he is instantly suspicious. Out of desperation he turns to Thaddeus (Morgan Freeman), a famed magic debunker, who claims the bank heist was accomplished using disguises and video trickery. One thing Dylan and Alma agree on is that the Horsemen must have an outside point person, and that finding him (or her) is key to ending the magicians' crime spree. Could it be Thaddeus? Or Alma? Or could it really be...magic?</p><p>As pressure mounts and the world awaits the Horsemen's spectacular final trick, Dylan and Alma race to find an answer. But it soon becomes painfully clear that staying one step ahead of these masters of illusion is beyond the skills of any one man-or woman.</p>

<p>The Four Horsemen (Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Lizzy Caplan) return for a second mind-bending adventure, elevating the limits of stage illusion to new heights and taking them around the globe. One year after outwitting the FBI and winning the public's adulation with their Robin Hood-style magic spectacles, the illusionists resurface for a comeback performance in hopes of exposing the unethical practices of a tech magnate. </p><p>The man behind their vanishing act is none other than Walter Mabry (Daniel Radcliffe), a tech prodigy who threatens the Horsemen into pulling off their most impossible heist yet. Their only hope is to perform one last unprecedented stunt to clear their names and reveal the mastermind behind it all.</p>

<p>The illusion is far from over as the world's most audacious magicians, The Four Horsemen, return for their most impossible act yet. Under the enigmatic guidance of [c=Jesse Eisenberg] and [c=Isla Fisher], and joined by a cunning new protégé played by [c=Ariana Greenblatt], the team is drawn into a high-stakes game by a mysterious and powerful new benefactor, portrayed by [c=Rosamund Pike]. Their latest spectacle, however, attracts the relentless scrutiny of FBI agent [c=Mark Ruffalo] and the vengeful, now-exposed debunker [c=Morgan Freeman], who are both determined to uncover the truth behind the curtain. As the Horsemen prepare to pull off a heist that targets the very foundations of global surveillance, they must outwit their pursuers and each other, blurring the lines between ally and enemy. Directed by [c=Ruben Fleischer], this sleek and twist-filled thriller plunges back into a world where nothing is as it seems, every reveal is a misdirection, and the greatest trick is staying one step ahead of everyone watching.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Daniel Kremer], this compelling documentary resurrects the legacy of a forgotten Hollywood pioneer, [c=Irving Rapper]. Once a celebrated director of classics like [m=Now, Voyager], Rapper's name faded from film history, his contributions overshadowed by the studio system and changing tastes. Through a rich tapestry of archival footage and insightful interviews with film historians like [c=Leonard Maltin] and [c=Foster Hirsch], as well as colleagues and admirers including [c=Henry Jaglom] and [c=Illeana Douglas], the film embarks on a quest to understand the man behind the camera. It explores the artistic triumphs, the personal struggles, and the complex reasons for his obscurity, painting a portrait of an artist who helped define the golden age of cinema yet was nearly erased from its narrative. "Now, Irving Rapper" is both a detective story and a passionate act of reclamation, inviting audiences to rediscover a filmmaker whose work continues to resonate.</p>

<p>In "Nowhere Boy," directed by [c=Sam Taylor Wood], audiences are introduced to the formative years of a young John Lennon, portrayed by [c=Aaron Johnson]. Set in 1950s Liverpool, the film explores the complexities of Lennon’s early life, marked by the influence of his strict yet loving aunt Mimi, played by [c=Kristin Scott Thomas], and the tumultuous relationship with his estranged mother, [c=Anne-Marie Duff]. As John navigates the challenges of adolescence, his burgeoning passion for music becomes a driving force, leading him to form a band that would eventually change the course of rock history.</p> <p>The narrative delves into John's struggles with identity, familial conflict, and the desire for artistic expression, all while forging deep friendships, notably with the talented Paul McCartney, portrayed by [c=Thomas Sangster]. The film artfully balances the themes of rebellion and self-discovery, painting a vivid portrait of a young man on the brink of greatness. With its biographical drama and musical elements, "Nowhere Boy" captures the essence of an icon in the making, inviting viewers to witness the emotional landscape that shaped one of music’s most enduring legends.</p>