<p>"Paper Man" is an inspirational comedic drama about an unlikely friendship between Richard (Jeff Daniels), a failed middle-aged novelist who has never quite grown up and Abby (Emma Stone), a 17-year-old girl whose role in a family tragedy years earlier has stolen away her youth. Both are unsure, both are afraid to take firm steps forward, and both rely on the imaginary friends in their heads to help guide them into the future - for Richard, it is the costumed superhero Captain Excellent (Ryan Reynolds), and for Abby, it's morose fellow teenager Christopher (Kieran Culkin).</p><p>At the urging of his wife Claire (Lisa Kudrow), Richard has moved to a Long Island beach community for the winter season in order to overcome his writer's block. There, Richard meets Abby and hires her as a weekly babysitter, even though he has no children. Their tenuous, new friendship is sparked by Richard's awe over Abby's homemade soup and Abby's enjoyment of Richard's writing and his attempts at Origami. As the season progresses and the warm, quirky friendship between Richard and Abby grows, the two begin to share with each other their dreams and life hardships. Becoming the best of friends, Richard and Abby discover there comes a time to let go of imaginary friends of the past and to embrace the future as a new beginning-just as one would embrace a new and unique friendship.</p>

<p>Eleven-year-old Dylan Webber (Ed Oxenbould) lives in a small Western Australian town with his father, Jack (Sam Worthington). Following the death of his mother, Dylan is left to look after himself, as his grief-stricken dad spends most of his time asleep or watching television. One day at school, Dylan's class participates in a paper plane contest, and he discovers a hidden talent when his plane flies so far that it leaves the school building. Diving into his new hobby, Dylan goes on to the National Paper Plane Championships in Sydney, where he meets Kimi, the Junior Japanese Paper Plane Champion. She teaches Dylan that speed and distance are not the only factors to consider when creating a great paper plane; beauty is at least as important.</p><p>Motivated by Kimi's friendship, Dylan earns a spot at the World Paper Plane Championships in Japan. Even as Dylan's friends, neighbours, and eccentric grandfather all work together to raise the funds for his trip to Tokyo, his father remains detached and isolated. But, along the way to the final competition, Dylan learns to accept his father's sadness, and he commits to creating the most beautiful paper plane he can, whether it wins or loses.</p>

<p>"Paper Spiders" tells a bittersweet coming of age story in the shadow of mental illness. Recently-widowed Dawn (Lili Taylor) experiences growing anxiety as her daughter Melanie (Stefania LaVie Owen) plans to move away for college. An altercation with a hostile new neighbor aggravates Dawn's condition and she begins to show signs of paranoid delusions. Melanie attempts a series of interventions to help her mom, but Dawn's paranoia spirals out of control. Challenging Dawn's reality of persecution threatens to destroy their loving relationship. Melanie is forced to make the toughest of choices as she struggles to keep her mother afloat.</p>

<p>Annalee (Stef Dawson) is an academic ghostwriter. A freelance cheat working in the shadows of a college campus. Or rather, she was, until Sigurd (Penn Badgley) books her for the entire semester. He's subcontracting his entire graduate degree. </p><p>She has reservations, but he's paying double. Besides, she can't resist the challenge. "Admit it... You ever try to lift an entire degree?"</p><p>Annalee and Sigurd become lovers. But things turn sour: "It's been all Simpsons and dirty sex." She can't end the romantic relationship without ending the business one. Secrets start to spill. Then she learns Sigurd has been recording their meetings!</p><p>When he refuses explain, Annalee rats him out to Professor Kane (Richard Kind). Instead of the swift justice she envisioned, however, Kane has his own idea of what should happen next. Call it extortion, call it blackmail. Whatever you call it, the ugliness is just beginning...</p>

<p>In the gritty crime thriller [m=Paper Tiger], directed by [c=James Gray], a seemingly ordinary family man's life unravels when a dark secret from his past resurfaces, forcing him into a dangerous game of deception and survival. [c=Adam Driver] stars as the protagonist, a quiet suburban accountant whose carefully constructed existence is shattered when a violent encounter with a mysterious stranger threatens to expose a criminal history he thought he had buried. [c=Scarlett Johansson] portrays his devoted wife, who becomes increasingly suspicious as her husband's erratic behavior and unexplained absences strain their marriage. As the pressure mounts, [c=Miles Teller] appears as a cunning and relentless detective who believes the protagonist is hiding far more than a simple indiscretion. The film masterfully weaves a tense atmosphere of paranoia and moral ambiguity, exploring themes of identity, guilt, and the lengths one will go to protect their family. With a gripping pace and stellar performances from its ensemble cast, including [c=Joel Marsh Garland] and [c=Raphael Corkhill], [m=Paper Tiger] delivers a compelling narrative that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats until the very last frame.</p>

<p>In the quiet suburban landscape of Orlando, a young man’s predictable life is turned upside down by the girl next door. Quentin, played by [c=Nat Wolff], has spent years harboring a quiet, unrequited love for his enigmatic neighbor Margo Roth Spiegelman, brought to life with captivating mystery by [c=Cara Delevingne]. One thrilling night, she recruits him for a series of clever revenge missions, only to vanish without a trace the very next morning. As Quentin and his loyal friends, including [c=Austin Abrams] and [c=Justice Smith], follow a trail of cryptic clues she left behind, their journey becomes far more than a simple search. Directed by [c=Jake Schreier], this mystery-tinged romance explores the perilous act of idealizing someone and the thrilling, often painful adventure of discovering who they truly are—and in the process, discovering oneself.</p>

<p>The story centers on a young rodeo champion struggling between his career and his romance with an up-and-coming country singer.</p>

<p>A newly married couple (Hewson & Jogia), barely employed with $175 between them. They are madly in love and ready to conquer the world but as they move into the first year of marriage, they encounter obstacles that reveal cracks in their relationship forcing them to question whether they made a fully formed decision.</p>

<p>From Academy Award-nominated director Lee Daniels (Precious) comes this sexy thriller based on the New York Times best seller by Pete Dexter. Lured by imploring letters from the beautiful siren Charlotte (Nicole Kidman), handsome, hard-nosed reporter Ward James (Matthew McConaughey) and his partner, Yardley Acheman (David Oyelowo), return to Ward's hometown of Lately, Florida, to investigate the seemingly unjust imprisonment of Charlotte's lover, alligator hunter Hillary Van Wetter (John Cusack). Hardened backwoods criminal Van Wetter has been stewing in a cell for four years, convicted - without conclusive evidence or even a fair trial - of killing the town's sheriff.</p><p>The investigative trio is made a quartet with the addition of Ward's younger brother, Jack (Zac Efron), who quickly confuses Charlotte's maternal nature with love, and vows to protect her from Van Wetter.</p><p>When Yardley publishes a story that exonerates Van Wetter, Ward goes off on a self-destructive bender that unveils his own dark secrets. Ultimately, Ward's relentless pursuit of truth and justice, Jack's journey into manhood, and a brutal reality check for Charlotte become entangled in Van Wetter's manipulative web, resulting in one final, harsh confrontation.</p>

<p>In the delightfully absurd animated short [m=Papertowel Maxipad], directed by [c=Madeline Babuka Black], a small, sentient paper towel named Rollo finds his quiet existence in a pantry disrupted when he is suddenly paired with a cheerful, absorbent maxi pad named Paddy. The unlikely duo is thrust into a chaotic adventure when they are mistakenly removed from their packaging and must navigate the towering, dangerous landscape of a bathroom sink. Rollo, cautious and pragmatic, dreams of returning to his shelf, while Paddy, optimistic and impulsive, sees their journey as a chance to experience the world beyond their cardboard box. Their central conflict arises from their clashing personalities as they face enormous obstacles like dripping faucets and slippery soap bars, forcing them to rely on each other’s unique strengths. This short film blends whimsical animation with a surprisingly heartfelt tone, exploring themes of friendship and adaptability in a world that seems overwhelmingly large. With its cleverly absurd premise and vivid visual storytelling, [m=Papertowel Maxipad] offers a charming and surprisingly resonant tale of two household items learning that even the smallest companions can make the biggest difference.</p>

<p>In this poignant and deeply personal drama directed by [c=Jason Chaet], the fragile art of communication and connection is explored through the lives of two individuals navigating a fractured reality. Written by and starring [c=Trey Amir Curry], the film follows a young man grappling with the weight of unspoken words and the lingering shadows of a fractured relationship. Alongside him, [c=Bryce Benjamin] portrays a figure caught in the same emotional turbulence, their paths converging in unexpected ways as they each seek solace in the simple, symbolic act of folding paper wings. The narrative unfolds in a mere six minutes, yet it packs an emotional punch, weaving a quiet, atmospheric tale of longing, regret, and the desperate hope for release. As they confront their shared past and the barriers they have built, the delicate paper creations become a metaphor for the fragile hope of flight and the possibility of forgiveness. [m=PAPERWINGS] is a visually striking and emotionally resonant short that lingers long after its brief runtime, offering a profound meditation on the moments that define us.</p>

<p>In the sun-drenched sprawl of Los Angeles, a lonely TV weatherman, played by [c=Matt Bomer], finds his personal life in a state of emotional drought. After a humiliating on-air breakdown, he is sent on a forced leave, adrift in his own luxurious but empty home. Desperate for a simple human connection and a project to occupy his time, he hires a middle-aged Latino migrant worker, [c=Alejandro Patiño], to paint his deck, but with the unspoken hope of finding a friend. What begins as a transactional and awkward arrangement slowly blossoms into an unlikely and transformative companionship, as the two men from vastly different worlds navigate their shared isolation. Written and directed by [c=John Butler], this poignant comedy-drama explores the complexities of friendship, class, and the universal need for understanding, blending gentle humor with moments of raw vulnerability as both characters discover they have more to teach each other than they ever imagined.</p>

<p>Henri "Papillon" Charriere is unjustly convicted of murder in 1930's France and condemned to life in a notorious South American penal colony. En route, Papillon meets a quirky convicted counterfeiter Louis Dega. In exchange for protection, Dega agrees to finance Papillon's prison escape, ultimately resulting in a lasting friendship. </p>

When a machine that allows therapists to enter their patient's dreams is stolen, all hell breaks loose. Only a young female therapist can stop it and recover it before damage is done: Paprika.

<p>In the sci-fi feature [m=Para Time], director [c=Fabien Pisani] crafts a narrative that explores the complex and often perilous possibilities of parallel realities. The film, produced by [c=Steve Tzirlin] and written by [c=Matthew Graham], runs for a compelling 106 minutes, immersing the audience in a genre-bending journey. The story centers on a protagonist portrayed by musician and actor [c=Pablo Milanés], who finds himself navigating a fractured multiverse where every choice spawns a new, tangible world. As these realities begin to dangerously converge, he must confront the echoes of his own decisions across different dimensions, racing against a collapsing cosmic order to prevent a catastrophic paradox that could erase existence itself.</p>

<p>In the devout small town of Paradise, a young woman named Lamb, played by [c=Julianne Hough], finds her entire belief system shattered after a traumatic accident. Determined to experience everything her sheltered life has denied her, she uses her settlement money to flee to Las Vegas, armed with a list of worldly vices to check off. Her journey of reckless liberation is unexpectedly guided by two unlikely companions: a cynical bartender named Loray, portrayed by [c=Octavia Spencer], and a melancholic lounge singer named William, brought to life by [c=Russell Brand]. As this mismatched trio navigates the neon-drenched chaos, Lamb’s quest for sinful freedom becomes a poignant and often humorous exploration of faith, forgiveness, and what it truly means to be saved. Written and directed by the sharp-witted [c=Diablo Cody], this dramedy delves into the messy search for grace in the most unlikely of places, featuring memorable supporting turns from [c=Holly Hunter] and [c=Nick Offerman].</p>

<p>When bounty hunter Ian Swan (Willis) is shot and presumed dead after disappearing in Maui waters, Swan's son, Ryan (Blake Jenner), his ex-partner (Stephen Dorff), and a local detective (Praya Lundberg) set out to find his killers. After being threatened by a ruthless power broker (Travolta), it appears Ryan and his team are out of options — until an excursion to the closely guarded island community of Paradise City unites them with an unforeseen ally.</p>

<p>A couple's dream renovation of a Malibu beach house becomes a waking nightmare in this tense psychological thriller. [c=Mena Suvari] and [c=Todd Grinnell] star as the pair who hire a mysterious local contractor, played by [c=Kristin Bauer van Straten], to help restore their coastal retreat. What begins as a promising partnership soon curdles as the contractor's behavior grows increasingly obsessive and intrusive, blurring the lines between professional assistance and personal possession. As strange occurrences escalate within the secluded Paradise Cove, the homeowners find themselves trapped in a dangerous battle of wits against someone who knows the property's secrets far better than they do. Directed by [c=Martin Guigui], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of sun-drenched dread, where the crashing waves mask sinister intentions and paradise itself becomes a gilded cage. The couple must uncover the truth behind their unwanted guest's fixation before their dream home becomes the site of their ultimate undoing.</p>

<p>When her brother's life is threatened, Sally (Binoche), a truck driver, reluctantly agrees to smuggle illicit cargo: a girl named Leila (Hala Finley). As Sally and Leila begin a danger-fraught journey traveling across state lines, a dogged FBI operative (Freeman) sets out on their trail, determined to do whatever it takes to terminate a human-trafficking operation — and bring Sally and Leila to safety.</p>

<p>On an isolated island, Uma (Emma Roberts) wakes up to find herself at Paradise Hills, a facility where high-class families send their daughters to become perfect versions of themselves. The facility is run by the mysterious Duchess (Milla Jovovich) where calibrated treatments including etiquette classes, vocal lessons, beauty treatments, gymnastics and restricted diets, revolve all physical and emotional shortcomings within two months. The outspoken Uma finds solace and friendship in other Paradise Hills residents -- Chloe (Danielle McDonald), Yu (Awkwafina) and Mexican popstar Amarna (Eiza Gonzalez). Uma soon realizes that lurking behind all this beauty is a sinister secret. It's a race against the clock as Uma and her friends try to escape Paradise Hills before it consumes them all.</p>

<p>In a stark and unforgiving landscape, a man's quest for meaning descends into a visceral struggle for survival in the intense drama [m=Paradise Lost]. Directed by and starring [c=Nick Zedd], the film plunges viewers into a raw, minimalist world where the lines between reality and a feverish internal fantasy blur. Zedd portrays a solitary figure grappling with profound existential dread, his journey punctuated by encounters with enigmatic characters played by [c=Monica Casanova] and [c=Zerak Zedd]. These interactions force him to confront the brutal truths of his own nature and the decaying world around him. Merging elements of psychological drama with bursts of stark action and surreal fantasy, the narrative builds a tense, atmospheric pressure cooker. The film explores the cost of clinging to a fading paradise within one's own mind, all while external forces conspire to strip away every last illusion.</p>

<p>A group of young scientists are working on a secret project that may allow them to travel ahead in time. They test it by sending one of their own ahead one hour. He returns, pleading with them to shut it down, explaining that within that hour they will all die.</p>

<p>Two women, Janis and Ana, coincide in a hospital room where they are going to give birth. Both are single and became pregnant by accident. Janis, middle-aged, doesn’t regret it and she is exultant. The other, Ana, an adolescent, is scared, repentant and traumatized. Janis tries to encourage her while they move like sleepwalkers along the hospital corridors. The few words they exchange in these hours will create a very close link between the two, which by chance develops and complicates, and changes their lives in a decisive way.</p>

<p>In the taut psychological thriller "Paralysis," directed by [c=Leticia Buchanan], a young woman wakes to find herself trapped in a state of complete bodily immobility, her mind sharp but her muscles refusing to obey. As she lies frozen in her own bed, she becomes a helpless witness to a terrifying intrusion, with a shadowy figure moving through her home. Her mounting panic is matched only by her desperate struggle to break free from the sleep paralysis that holds her captive. The film masterfully blurs the line between waking nightmare and reality, as the protagonist must rely on sheer willpower and fragmented memories to understand the source of the threat. With a runtime of just six minutes, this concise and chilling piece explores themes of vulnerability, perception, and the primal fear of being unable to move or cry for help. [c=Leticia Buchanan] crafts an atmosphere of suffocating dread, immersing viewers in a visceral experience that lingers long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes world of entertainment, a visionary executive, portrayed by [c=Regina King], finds her career and principles at a crossroads when she is tasked with launching a revolutionary new film. As she navigates the intricate maze of global markets and competing corporate interests, she must forge unlikely alliances with a cynical veteran agent [c=Brian Tyree Henry] and an idealistic young filmmaker [c=Jenna Ortega]. This gripping corporate drama peels back the curtain on the unseen battles fought to bring stories to screens around the world, exploring the intense personal and professional costs of ambition in an industry driven by both art and commerce. The film crafts a tense, sleek atmosphere, merging the suspense of a thriller with the sharp dialogue of a boardroom showdown, as each character wrestles with the question of what a story is truly worth.</p>

<p>In the golden age of Hollywood, a visionary dreamer, portrayed by [c=Matt Damon], battles against titans of industry and his own personal demons to build an empire from the ground up. Alongside a formidable partner, played by [c=Viola Davis], he navigates a cutthroat world of glamour, ambition, and artistic compromise, where every decision can make or break a legacy. This sweeping epic charts the tumultuous rise of a creative powerhouse, capturing the intoxicating allure and devastating costs of bringing dreams to the silver screen. Filled with passion, betrayal, and iconic moments in cinematic history, the film is a grand, dramatic exploration of the relentless pursuit of greatness and the fragile line between art and commerce.</p>

<p>The film is inspired by the true story of the BMW heiress Susanne Klatten, both blessed and cursed by her family's heritage and wealth. She is a powerful woman who chooses to lead a reclusive existence away from the limelight. When the mysterious and seductive Helg Sgarbi enters her life, they embark upon a passionate, illicit affair - but once she is well and truly hooked, Helg reveals his sinister true intentions.</p>

<p>In this high-stakes thriller, Adam Cassidy (Liam Hemsworth) is a regular guy trying to get ahead in his entry-level job at Wyatt Corporation. But after one costlymistake, Adam's ruthless CEO, Nicholas Wyatt (Gary Oldman), forces him to spy on corporate rival, Jock Goddard (Harrison Ford), Wyatt's old mentor. Adam soon finds himself occupying the corner office and living the life he only dreamed of. However, behind the scenes, he is simply a pawn in Wyatt's corporate game and realizes he must ultimately find a way out from under his boss who will stop at nothing, even murder, to win a multi-billion dollar advantage.</p>

<p>In this brisk five-minute comedy, a group of friends played by [c=Levi Vestering], [c=Niek IJsselmuiden], [c=Lucas Hamstra], [c=Scott Visscher], and [c=Luca S.] find their casual hangout spiraling into a whirlwind of suspicion and absurdity. The film opens with the quintet enjoying a seemingly ordinary evening, but when one of them makes an offhand comment that strikes a nerve, the atmosphere quickly shifts from relaxed to fraught with tension. Each character’s hidden insecurities and petty grievances bubble to the surface, leading to a series of hilarious misunderstandings and overreactions. As they debate trivial details and accuse one another of ulterior motives, the group’s collective paranoia grows, turning a simple get-together into a chaotic comedy of errors. With its sharp dialogue and rapid-fire pacing, this short film captures the universal experience of how small doubts can snowball into full-blown hysteria, all while keeping the tone light and playful. Viewers are left laughing at the characters’ ridiculous antics, wondering just how far their distrust will take them before the truth—or a punchline—finally emerges.</p>

<p>In the rain-slicked streets of Portland, a teenager's world fractures under the weight of a terrible secret. [c=Gus Van Sant]'s atmospheric drama follows Alex, a disaffected skater played by [c=Gabe Nevins], whose life is upended after a fateful night near the legendary Paranoid Park skate spot. As he navigates the fragile dynamics with his girlfriend, portrayed by [c=Taylor Momsen], and a dissolving family life, a haunting incident with a railroad security guard pulls him into a deepening moral quagmire. The film immerses the viewer in Alex's subjective, dreamlike state, using grainy visuals and a hypnotic soundtrack to mirror his unraveling psyche. Torn between confession and self-preservation, he grapples with guilt and fear while the mundane pressures of adolescence collide with a chilling reality. This quietly intense portrait of a boy in crisis captures the profound isolation of youth facing an unthinkable act, blurring the lines between accident and crime within the film's stark, realist tone.</p>

<p>What begins as a curious experiment in home documentation spirals into a relentless nightmare in this groundbreaking horror film. Young couple Katie and Micah, played with unsettling authenticity by [c=Katie Featherston] and [c=Micah Sloat], move into a suburban home where Katie feels a mysterious presence has followed her since childhood. Skeptical but intrigued, Micah sets up a video camera in their bedroom to capture any potential nocturnal phenomena. Directed by [c=Oren Peli], the film masterfully builds tension through the eerie stillness of the couple's home at night, with the stationary camera framing their bedroom doorway and hallway as a stage for the unknown. As the disturbances escalate from faint noises to increasingly terrifying physical manifestations, the couple's relationship fractures under the strain of fear and disbelief. The found-footage style creates an immersive and deeply personal sense of dread, turning ordinary domestic spaces into landscapes of profound terror where every shadow and sound becomes a source of paralyzing suspense.</p>

<p>Before the terrifying events of the first [m=Paranoid Activity] film, another family finds their peaceful suburban home invaded by an unseen, malevolent force. The story follows the Rey family, with parents Kristi (played by [c=Sprague Grayden]) and Dan ([c=Brian Boland]), their teenage daughter Ali ([c=Molly Ephraim]), and their newborn son Hunter, who return from a vacation to find their house ransacked in a baffling break-in. Installing a comprehensive security camera system for protection, they soon discover the true threat was already inside. The cameras begin to capture increasingly disturbing and inexplicable phenomena—objects moving on their own, deafening noises in the dead of night, and a chilling focus on the infant’s nursery. As the paranormal activity escalates, targeting Kristi in particular, the family must confront a deepening dread that these events are not random, but part of a sinister legacy connected to her sister, Katie ([c=Katie Featherston]). Directed by [c=Tod Williams], this chilling prequel masterfully builds tension through its haunting found-footage style, plunging viewers into a slow-burn nightmare where the scariest moments happen just off-camera, waiting in the dark silence of a seemingly safe home.</p>

<p>Long before the haunting of Katie and Kristi, the terrifying origins of the family curse are unearthed in this chilling prequel. In 1988, young sisters Katie and Kristi live a seemingly normal life with their mother Julie and her boyfriend Dennis. When strange occurrences begin to disrupt their home, Dennis, a wedding videographer played by [c=Christopher Nicholas Smith], sets up cameras to capture the unexplained events. What starts as playful curiosity soon descends into sheer terror as the recordings reveal a sinister, invisible presence that is particularly interested in the two girls, especially Kristi and her mysterious imaginary friend. As the phenomena intensify, the family is forced to confront a dark secret that has latched onto their bloodline, revealing why the sisters' childhood was far from ordinary. Directors [c=Henry Joost] and [c=Ariel Schulman] craft a masterclass in suburban dread, using the found-footage format to deliver relentless tension and deeply unsettling scares that burrow into the quiet moments of night.</p>

<p>Five years after the terrifying disappearance of her sister, the malevolent force that once haunted Katie [c=Katie Featherston] resurfaces in a quiet suburban neighborhood. Teenager Alex, played by [c=Kathryn Newton], begins to document increasingly bizarre occurrences in her home after a strange new boy, Robbie [c=Brady Allen], moves in across the street. With the help of her tech-savvy boyfriend Ben [c=Matt Shively], Alex uses the webcams on their family’s laptops to capture the unsettling events that unfold primarily at night, revealing a chilling presence that seems to be targeting her younger brother. Directed by [c=Henry Joost] and [c=Ariel Schulman], this next chapter in the found-footage franchise escalates the dread as the ordinary setting of a modern home becomes a gateway for supernatural terror, where every creak, shadow, and silent hallway hides a growing threat connected to a dark legacy.</p>

<p>In a chilling new chapter of the found-footage phenomenon, a young woman's quest for identity leads her into the heart of a terrifying family secret. [c=Emily Bader] stars as Margot, a documentary filmmaker who, along with her friend [c=Roland Buck III] as Chris and tech operator [c=Kyli Zion] as Dale, travels to a secluded Amish community to meet her long-lost biological mother. What begins as a personal journey of discovery quickly descends into a nightmare when the trio's cameras capture increasingly disturbing and inexplicable events within the isolated homestead. Directed by [c=William Eubank] from a story by [c=Christopher Landon], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of dread and paranoia, using the immersive first-person perspective to blur the lines between documentary and horror. As the nights grow longer and the phenomena more aggressive, Margot and her crew must confront the horrifying truth about her lineage and the ancient, malevolent force that has been waiting for her return.</p>

<p>In the chilling sixth installment of the found-footage franchise, a family's peaceful suburban life unravels when they discover a mysterious video camera and a box of old tapes in their new home. Directed by [c=Gregory Plotkin], this horror film follows Ryan ( [c=Chris J. Murray] ), his wife Emily ( [c=Brit Shaw] ), and their young daughter Leila ( [c=Ivy George] ) as they begin to experience increasingly disturbing supernatural events. The camera, which can see in the dark, reveals a terrifying ghostly presence invisible to the naked eye—a demonic entity that seems to have a particular interest in little Leila. As Ryan and his brother Mike ( [c=Dan Gill] ) delve into the footage and the cryptic tapes, they uncover a connection to the original haunting that began years ago with sisters Katie and Kristi. The film ratchets up the tension with its signature slow-burn dread, using the unique camera perspective to show the invisible horror stalking the family. With a relentless atmosphere of domestic terror and a deeply unsettling climax, this entry aims to close the loop on the long-running paranormal saga, offering a terrifying glimpse into the ghost dimension that has haunted the franchise from the beginning.</p>

<p>"Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones" will offer up a storyline centered around a Catholic based investigation. The Catholic faith and Mexican folklore are known to have various ghost stories from demons to horrifying witch tales, and hopefully Landon took cue from these stories instead of the plain boring story told throughout the first four films. This could be a new turn that could see various Paranormal Activity spin-off films telling one off stories. </p>

<p>In the dramatic short film "Paranormal Dependence," director and writer [c=Jason Clinard Roth] crafts a tense narrative exploring the unsettling bonds that form in the face of the inexplicable. The story centers on two men, portrayed by [c=Jonas Durnell] and [c=Noah Earp], who find their lives entangled by a supernatural force they cannot escape. As their reality begins to warp, their dependence on each other deepens, creating a complex and fraught relationship that is as much a prison as it is a refuge. Produced by [c=Lilly Ayala], this concise two-minute drama delves into themes of connection, fear, and the haunting need for another person when confronted with the paranormal, all under the focused vision of its creator, [c=Jason Clinard Roth].</p>

<p>In just three minutes, the found-footage horror short "Paranormal Tapes" plunges viewers into a chilling, unfiltered encounter with the unknown. The film follows a pair of amateur paranormal investigators who, driven by a mix of skepticism and morbid curiosity, set up a single camera in an abandoned, dilapidated house rumored to be a hotspot for ghostly activity. Their mission is simple: capture concrete evidence of the supernatural, a goal that quickly spirals into a terrifying reality. As the night deepens, the quiet, oppressive atmosphere of the decaying home is broken by inexplicable sounds and fleeting shadows that defy rational explanation. The investigators' initial bravado erodes into palpable dread, forcing them to confront the possibility that they are not alone. The film masterfully uses its ultra-short runtime to build a suffocating sense of claustrophobia and suspense, leaving audiences breathless as the line between observation and participation blurs, culminating in a visceral, unforgettable glimpse into the dark.</p>

<p>Two stoners and a tech guy who stumble upon some paranormal activity for the first time.</p>

<p>The new 3D stop-motion comedy thriller from animation company LAIKA, reteaming the company with Focus Features after the groundbreaking Academy Award-nominated "Coraline." "ParaNorman" is, following "Coraline," the company's second stop-motion animated feature to be made in 3D. In "ParaNorman," a small town comes under siege by zombies. Who can it call? Only misunderstood local boy Norman (voiced by Kodi Smit-McPhee), who is able to speak with the dead. In addition to the zombies, he'll have to take on ghosts, witches and, worst, of all, grown-ups, to save his town from a centuries-old curse. But this young ghoul whisperer may find his paranormal activities pushed to their otherworldly limits.</p>

<p>In the gripping historical drama "Parasakthi," directed by [c=Sudha Kongara Prasad], the audience is taken on a captivating journey through the complexities of human resilience and the quest for identity. The story centers around a group of individuals navigating the turbulent socio-political landscape of their time, each driven by their own aspirations and struggles. [c=Sivakarthikeyan] portrays a compelling lead, whose determination to overcome adversity inspires those around him, while [c=Atharvaa Murali] and [c=Sreeleela] add depth to the narrative with their intricate performances as characters caught in the web of circumstance.</p> <p>As tensions rise, the central conflict emerges from the clash between tradition and modernity, forcing the characters to confront their values and the sacrifices they must make for a better future. The film's tone oscillates between poignant moments of introspection and stirring scenes of community resilience, set against a richly detailed historical backdrop. With a talented ensemble cast that includes [c=Ravi Mohan], [c=Kulappulli Leela], and [c=Prakash Belawadi], "Parasakthi" promises to deliver an emotionally charged experience that resonates with viewers, inviting them to reflect on the enduring human spirit in the face of challenges.</p>

<p>Bong Joon Ho brings his singular mastery home to Korea in this pitch-black modern fairytale.</p><p>Meet the Park Family: the picture of aspirational wealth. And the Kim Family, rich in street smarts but not much else. Be it chance or fate, these two houses are brought together and the Kims sense a golden opportunity. Masterminded by college-aged Ki-woo, the Kim children expediently install themselves as tutor and art therapist, to the Parks. Soon, a symbiotic relationship forms between the two families. The Kims provide "indispensable" luxury services while the Parks obliviously bankroll their entire household. When a parasitic interloper threatens the Kims' newfound comfort, a savage, underhanded battle for dominance breaks out, threatening to destroy the fragile ecosystem between the Kims and the Parks.</p><p>By turns darkly hilarious and heart-wrenching, PARASITE showcases a modern master at the top of his game.</p>

<p>The industrial barbarianism of downtown Los Angeles is equal parts player and punisher in this survive-at-all-costs tale of a group of friends who get lost in the seedy streets where they encounter a crazed gang of homeless derelicts that captures and maims them one-by-one. </p><p>One lucky man escapes on foot, naked and unarmed, with a pack of depraved transients in pursuit, staying only seconds ahead. Clinging to sanity and reduced to helpless prey, with only instinct to guide him, can he survive this coliseum of horror?</p>

<p>In the unsettling short film Parasomnia, a man’s reality fractures as he is consumed by a terrifying sleep disorder. Portrayed with haunting intensity by [c=Cedar Roppola], the protagonist finds himself trapped in a liminal space where the boundaries between nightmare and waking life have completely dissolved. Written and directed by [c=Charlton Lansley], this chilling horror piece delves into the psychological torment of its central character as he struggles to discern what is real and what is a manifestation of his own deteriorating mind. The central conflict becomes a desperate battle for sanity, as every shadow and sound threatens to pull him deeper into a paralyzing dread. Crafting a deeply atmospheric and claustrophobic tone, the film immerses viewers in a visceral experience of fear, where the true horror may not be the monsters we see, but the terrifying uncertainty of our own perceptions.</p>

<p>"Parched" is an inspirational drama about women set in the heart of parched rural landscape of Gujarat, India. It traces the bittersweet tale of four ordinary women: traditional Rani, a young widow; lively Lajjo, who lives in an abusive marriage; outcast Bijli, a dancer and prostitute who becomes friends with Rani and Lajjo; and Janaki, a young teenager in a miserable arranged marriage to Rani's son Gulab.</p><p>We see the friends unapologetically talk about men, sex and life as they struggle with their individual boundaries and their inner demons. Gradually, they begin question the century-old traditions that have kept them locked in servitude. One fateful night, the women come together and take a bold step that will change the trajectory of their lives.</p>

<p>With all the picturesque glamour of the 1940s, The Pardon captures the spirit of the universal need to be loved and forgiven, yet with a surprising twist. Recounting the unlikely but true story of Toni Jo Henry (Jaime King), a woman tried for murder in 1942 Louisiana, this compelling drama unveils the profound inner struggle of a tormented soul as she pleads her innocence to a skeptical jury.</p><p>Surviving a legacy of childhood abuse, which lands her in the art deco brothels of the time, Toni Jo briefly discovers love and happiness when she meets and marries the dashing boxer Cowboy Henry (Jason Lewis). Cowboy is soon after sent to prison for murder, leaving the bereft Toni Jo to follow in the footsteps of Bonnie and Clyde as she embarks on an ill-fated mission with accomplice Arkie (John Hawkes). A grisly murder and a series of sensational trials instantly make the beautiful Toni Jo into a celebrity. At the same time, she meets a man who will finally help her free herself. But will she find true redemption in the face of the crimes for which she is accused?</p>

<p>When old-school grandparents Artie and Diane Decker, played by the comedic duo of [c=Billy Crystal] and [c=Bette Midler], are unexpectedly asked to babysit their three grandchildren, they jump at the chance to reconnect with their family. They quickly discover that the modern parenting world of their daughter Alice ([c=Marisa Tomei]) and son-in-law Phil ([c=Tom Everett Scott]) is a universe away from their more traditional, rule-based approach. As they spend a week with their technology-obsessed and overly-scheduled grandkids—strong-willed Harper ([c=Bailee Madison]), imaginative Turner ([c=Kyle Harrison Breitkopf]), and shy Barker ([c=Joshua Rush])—a hilarious culture clash erupts. This warm-hearted comedy from director [c=Andy Fickman] explores the generational gaps and universal truths of family, as Artie and Diane’s unconventional methods lead to chaos, unexpected bonding, and a reevaluation of what it truly means to be a parent.</p>

<p>A rousing success at its world premiere at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, this deeply felt human drama is the feature debut of writer/director Dee Rees. Adepero Oduye portrays Alike (pronounced "ah-lee-kay"), a 17-year-old African-American woman who lives with her parents (Kim Wayans and Charles Parnell) and younger sister (Sahra Mellesse) in Brooklyn's Fort Greene neighborhood. A gifted student, Alike is quietly but firmly embracing her identity as a lesbian. With the support of her best friend Laura (Pernell Walker), she is especially eager to find a girlfriend. Wondering how much she can confide in her family, Alike strives to get through adolescence with grace, humor, and tenacity.</p>

<p>Cedric Klapish, the beloved director of "L'Auberge Espangole", gathers together some of the biggest actors in French cinema for a valentine to the city of lights. The all-star cast includes Oscar-winner Juliette Binoche, Romain Duris ("The Beat That My Heart Skipped"), Melanie Laurent ("Inglorious Basterds"), Fabrice Luchini ("Intimate Stragers"), Francois Cluzet ("Tell No One") and Karin Viard ("Time Out"). While waiting for a heart transplant that could save his life, Pierre (Duris) grows close again with his sister (Binoche) and her lively children. This rediscovery of his family and observation of the teeming streets outside his window give Pierre a new, hopeful sense of how he might spend the time still left to him. A cinematic love letter to the city that seems to hide a story behind every shop window, small alley, street market or grand apartment building, the film explores the life and love possible only in "Paris".</p>

<p>Theo and Hugo encounter each other in a sex club, where their overwhelming desire creates an unexpected intimacy. Leaving the club they drift down the deserted streets of nocturnal Paris, but reality suddenly confronts them in an unexpected way. Do they want to know more about each other? Can their trust be rewarded? Will love come with the dawn of a new day?</p>