<p>When a meticulously planned engagement party threatens to derail before it even begins, the groom-to-be, played by [c=Elijah Kelley], must throw caution to the wind and "Party Up." Directed by [c=Hayk Kbeyan], this high-energy comedy finds its charming but overwhelmed hero scrambling to salvage the most important night of his life after a cascade of hilarious disasters strikes his upscale soirée. With his future happiness on the line, he is forced to enlist the most unlikely and chaotic crew of friends and strangers to pull off an unforgettable celebration against all odds. As the clock ticks down and the mishaps multiply, the evening transforms into a wild, unpredictable adventure where the best-laid plans are meant to be broken. This uproarious film promises a night of non-stop laughs and heart, celebrating the beautiful chaos that ensues when perfection is abandoned for genuine connection.</p>

<p>In the sprawling, sun-drenched suburbs of modern America, a group of twenty-somethings discovers that planning the ultimate house party is far more complicated than sending out a text. Directed by [c=Jared Sprouse], "Party USA" is a raucous comedy that follows the earnest but perpetually flustered Chloe, played by [c=Ainsley Seiger], and her chaotic best friend Marco, brought to life by [c=Phillip Andre Botello], as they attempt to orchestrate a legendary night. Their motivations are simple: to break the monotony of their lives and create a perfect, viral-worthy moment. However, their plans quickly spiral into hilarious chaos as uninvited guests arrive, personal dramas boil over, and a series of wildly unpredictable obstacles threaten to shut the whole event down. With a vibrant ensemble including [c=Ben Weinswig], [c=Sharahya Carter], and [c=Brian Childers], the film captures the frenetic energy and bittersweet humor of chasing connection in a disconnected world. As the night progresses, friendships are tested, secrets are spilled, and the quest for the perfect party becomes a revealing journey of self-discovery for everyone involved.</p>

<p>In the rain-slicked streets of Glasgow, a young woman named Luisa, played by [c=Karen Gillan], navigates a life stalled by grief and regret. Her days are a blur of dead-end shifts, excessive drinking, and hollow encounters, a numbing routine she shares with her sharp-tongued friend [c=Siobhan Redmond]. The arrival of a charming but troubled stranger, portrayed by [c=Lee Pace], offers a potential escape from her self-destructive cycle, forcing Luisa to confront the haunting memory of a lost friend. Written and directed by [c=Karen Gillan], this raw and poignant drama blends moments of dark humor with unflinching emotional honesty, painting a portrait of a city and a young woman grappling with the difficult path toward healing. As Luisa's fragile world threatens to unravel, she must decide whether the party of her despair is truly over, or if a new beginning is just a heartbreaking choice away.</p>

<p>A glittering London townhouse becomes the stage for a meticulously orchestrated meltdown in this razor-sharp social satire from director [c=Sally Potter]. Janet, a newly appointed government minister, is hosting an intimate dinner to celebrate her promotion, but beneath the champagne and polite conversation, a powder keg of secrets is about to ignite. Her husband Bill, played with poignant weariness by [c=Timothy Spall], is harboring a devastating confession. As the guests arrive, including a cynical American friend played by [c=Patricia Clarkson], a perpetually pregnant [c=Emily Mortimer], and a mysterious banker brought by [c=Cillian Murphy], the evening spirals into a whirlwind of political scandal, marital betrayal, and personal vendettas. Confined to a single, stylishly monochrome setting, the film unfolds in real-time, blending dark comedy with gripping dramatic tension. With a stellar ensemble cast including [c=Kristin Scott Thomas], [c=Bruno Ganz], and [c=Cherry Jones], this 71-minute powerhouse is a taut, witty, and thoroughly riveting exploration of the fragile facades we construct and the explosive truths that shatter them.</p>

<p>In the intense and intimate world of competitive ballet, two gifted dancers find their partnership tested by ambition and a haunting past. [c=Hazel-Ameli Rodriguez] and [c=Kiara Martin] star as the duo at the heart of this psychological drama, whose seamless performances on stage mask a growing rift fueled by jealousy and unspoken secrets. As they prepare for a career-defining audition under the watchful eye of a demanding instructor, played by [c=Julia A. Corbin], the pressure to achieve perfection threatens to unravel their delicate bond. Directed and written by [c=Amarah Presley], this atmospheric film explores the dark side of artistic pursuit, where every graceful movement can conceal a struggle for identity and control. The elegant yet tense atmosphere builds as the dancers must confront whether their partnership is a source of strength or a cage, all while the specter of a previous tragedy looms over the studio.</p>

<p>Rome: on the night of November 2, 1975, the great Italian poet and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini is murdered. Pasolini is the symbol of an art that's fighting against the power. His writings are scandalous, and his films are persecuted by the censors; many people love him and many hate him. The day of his death, Pasolini spends his last hours with his beloved mother and later with his dearest friends, until he finally goes out into the night in his Alfa Romeo in search of adventure in the eternal city. At dawn Pasolini is found dead on a beach in Ostia on the outskirts of the city. In a film dreamlike and visionary, blending reality and imagination, it reconstructs the last day in the life of this great poet.</p>

<p>Moses and Kitch, two young black men, chat their way through a long, aimless day on a Chicago street corner. Periodically ducking bullets and managing visits from a genial but ominous stranger and an overtly hostile police officer, Moses and Kitch rely on their poetic, funny, at times profane banter to get them through a day that is a hopeless retread of every other day, even as they continue to dream of their deliverance.</p>

<p>In the taut thriller [m=Pass the Salt], directed by [c=Alex Fridley], a seemingly mundane dinner party spirals into a night of psychological terror when a group of friends gathers at a secluded estate. The host, played by [c=Paul Hommel], insists on a peculiar ritual that forces each guest to confront their deepest secrets and darkest impulses. As the evening progresses, tensions escalate among the attendees, portrayed by [c=Tyler Perrone], [c=Jonathan Yi], [c=Taylor Beth Raymond], [c=Asher Thompson], and [c=Anthony McCutchen Jr.], each hiding a motive that threatens to shatter their fragile alliances. The simple act of passing the salt becomes a loaded gesture, triggering a chain of paranoia and betrayal. With its claustrophobic setting and relentless pace, this six-minute short film masterfully builds suspense, exploring how trust can dissolve under pressure. Viewers are drawn into a gripping game of cat and mouse where no one is safe and every word carries deadly weight.</p>

<p>In this intimate documentary, director [c=Jj Measer] explores the profound ways people navigate the spaces between life's defining moments. Pass Time delves into the universal human experience of waiting, reflecting, and finding meaning in the seemingly ordinary intervals that punctuate our existence.</p> <p>Through a carefully woven tapestry of personal stories and quiet observations, the film examines how individuals from different walks of life cope with periods of transition, uncertainty, and anticipation. Whether sitting in hospital waiting rooms, standing at bus stops, or simply existing in the liminal spaces of daily routine, the subjects reveal the unexpected depth and complexity found in these overlooked moments.</p> <p>[c=Jj Measer] crafts a contemplative and deeply human portrait that challenges viewers to reconsider their relationship with time itself. The documentary's meditative pace mirrors its subject matter, allowing audiences to experience the weight and texture of these in-between moments alongside its participants. With its thoughtful cinematography and authentic storytelling, Pass Time transforms the mundane into the meaningful, suggesting that perhaps our most profound experiences occur not during life's grand events, but in the quiet spaces where we simply exist and endure.</p>

<p>A group of terminally ill cancer patients get healthy after being subjected to the bites of bats in South America. Naturally, the government see this as a cure for the disease and starts experimenting. They end up with a legion of nearly indestructible, telepathic vampire masters that begin infecting the populace.</p>

<p>Before man makes it to Mars, he must conquer the Arctic. "Passage to Mars" is the incredible true story of six men who embark on a treacherous, 2,000-mile journey across the forbidding tundra of the Northwest Passage-an alien voyage on planet Earth designed to prepare NASA astronauts for an eventual mission to Mars. </p><p>But as an expedition that was supposed to take weeks stretches into a two-year odyssey, the crew must overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges and life-threatening conditions if they hope to realize their dreams of someday reaching the Red Planet. </p><p>This breathtaking adventure features narration by Zachary Quinto and special guest voice appearances by Buzz Aldrin and Academy Award nominee Charlotte Rampling.</p>

<p>Thriller starring Stephen Dorff. Luke (Dorff) and his British friend Adam (Neil Jackson) are both enjoying a fun-filled holiday in Morocco. When Luke begins a romance with beautiful local girl Zahara (Sarai Givaty), they decide to go on a trip to an ancient mud house in the Atlas Mountains in order to get to know each other better. When Luke learns that there are a series of underground tunnels that connect all the huts in the region, he unwisely decides to explore them. But, unbeknownst to Luke, something evil awaits him in the deep passageways.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Passenger," directed by [c=André Øvredal], a routine cross-country flight becomes a nightmare of unimaginable terror. When a mysterious passenger begins exhibiting erratic and deeply unsettling behavior, the plane's crew and passengers find themselves trapped at 30,000 feet with no escape. [c=Jacob Scipio] stars as a resourceful traveler who must piece together the truth behind the unfolding chaos, while [c=Lou Llobell] plays a flight attendant struggling to maintain order as panic spreads through the cabin. As the situation escalates from strange to horrifying, the group realizes they are dealing with something far more sinister than a simple disturbance. With [c=Melissa Leo] as a seasoned pilot and [c=Joseph Lopez] as a fellow passenger, the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of claustrophobic dread and psychological tension. The confined space of the aircraft amplifies every creak, whisper, and scream, turning the journey into a desperate fight for survival against an otherworldly threat that defies explanation.</p>

<p>Michael Brown's (Adam Scott) birthday begins with a telephone call from his estranged, drug addicted brother Tobey (Joel Bissonnette). Tobey is totally unaware that it is his older brother's birthday, but he is very aware that his car is broken, and he begs Michael to drive him on various apparently legitimate, vital errands.</p><p>As Bruce Springsteen has astutely noted, a man who turns his back on his family just ain't no good, and so Michael puts off his seemingly romantic birthday plans, and with his brother embarks on a sketchy, meandering day long odyssey though the mysteries of Los Angeles County.</p><p>As the day wears on, it becomes clear that this drive will lead them to some very unexpected destinations.</p>

<p>A quiet road trip descends into a waking nightmare in this tense psychological thriller starring [c=Elijah Wood]. Randy, a meek and unassuming man, is simply trying to get to his new job when he offers a ride to Benson, a charismatic but unsettling coworker. What begins as an awkward commute quickly spirals out of control as Benson’s volatile behavior and dark secrets begin to surface, trapping Randy in the confined space of his own car with a dangerous and unpredictable passenger. Directed by [c=Nick Gomez], the film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere of dread, transforming the open American highway into a prison on wheels. As the miles stretch on, Randy is forced to confront not only the threat beside him but also his own capacity for survival, in a harrowing journey where every exit is a potential dead end and trust is the most costly fare of all.</p>

<p>After a plane crash, a young therapist, Claire (Anne Hathaway), is assigned by her mentor (Andre Braugher) to counsel the flight's five survivors. When they share their recollections of the incident -- which some say include an explosion that the airline claims never happened -- Claire is intrigued by Eric (Patrick Wilson), the most secretive of the passengers. Just as Claire's professional relationship with Eric -- despite her better judgment -- blossoms into a romance, the survivors begin to disappear mysteriously, one by one. Claire suspects that Eric may hold all the answers and becomes determined to uncover the truth, no matter the consequences.</p>

<p>In the shimmering heat of 1920s New York, a chance encounter reopens a door to a carefully buried past in this elegant and haunting drama. [c=Tessa Thompson] stars as Irene, a Black woman living in Harlem with her doctor husband, [c=Andre Holland], her life a portrait of cultivated comfort within the vibrant heart of the Black cultural renaissance. Her world is upended when she reunites with Clare, a childhood friend played with mesmerizing charm by [c=Ruth Negga], who has been "passing" as white, even marrying a wealthy, prejudiced businessman, [c=Alexander Skarsgård]. Directed with exquisite precision by [c=Rebecca Hall], the film delves into the intoxicating and dangerous allure of Clare's reinvention, as she increasingly inserts herself into Irene's life, drawn by the community she abandoned. What begins as a curious reconnection spirals into a tense exploration of identity, desire, and the perilous lines we cross, as both women are forced to confront the truths and deceptions that shape their lives, with consequences that ripple through their seemingly secure worlds.</p>

<p>In this hauntingly brief yet emotionally potent fantasy short film, director [c=Kyan McDonald] crafts a surreal exploration of identity and connection. The story centers on a solitary figure, portrayed with quiet intensity by [c=Adam El-Hadi], who discovers an extraordinary ability to slip between parallel realities with each step he takes. As he navigates a dreamlike landscape where moments and memories blur, he becomes fixated on finding a version of himself who has achieved the happiness he lacks. His journey is driven by a desperate need to understand his own choices and the paths not taken, but each crossing comes with a cost, threatening to unravel the fragile threads of his own existence. The film’s atmospheric tone is one of melancholic wonder, blending ethereal visuals with an intimate character study. [m=Passing Between] presents a poignant meditation on longing, regret, and the elusive nature of self-discovery, leaving viewers to ponder what it truly means to stand between who we are and who we might have been.</p>

<p>In the brief, evocative six-minute journey of Passing Place, a solitary traveler finds himself at a mysterious roadside stop that exists between destinations. Directed by [c=Oscar Lush], this atmospheric short film explores the liminal spaces of both geography and the human psyche. The protagonist, drawn by an unseen compulsion, encounters the peculiar caretaker of this waystation, a figure who seems to guard more than just the physical location. As the traveler delves deeper into the quiet, haunting ambiance of the place, he is confronted with echoes of choices not taken and paths left behind. Blending elements of psychological drama with a touch of magical realism, the film crafts a tense, contemplative mood where every silence feels weighted with meaning. The central conflict becomes an internal one, as the visitor must navigate the haunting reflections of his own life that the Passing Place seems to conjure, all while deciding whether this pause is a sanctuary or a trap.</p>

<p>In the intimate drama Passing Ships, writer-director [c=Jack Frey] crafts a poignant portrait of fleeting connections and the quiet echoes they leave behind. The film follows a disparate group of strangers whose lives briefly intersect during a single, transformative evening in the city. At the center are [c=Alec Berchem] and [c=Ella Johnson], whose chance encounter sparks a conversation that feels both deeply familiar and entirely new, forcing each to confront the paths they have chosen. Around them, stories unfold, including those of a weary musician played by [c=Linden Stave] and a reflective bartender portrayed by [c=Anthony Hunke], all navigating their own moments of doubt, longing, and unexpected clarity.</p> <p>As the night progresses, these characters become like the film's title, vessels passing in the dark, sharing glimpses of light and navigating the currents of their personal journeys. The ensemble cast, including [c=Xav Abdullahi], [c=Christopher Knutson], [c=Brooke Starling], and [c=Tic Treitler], brings a raw authenticity to this slice-of-life narrative. With a gentle, observational tone, Passing Ships explores the profound impact of brief meetings, asking whether a single conversation can alter the course of a life, or if some connections are simply meant to be cherished as ephemeral moments before moving on.</p>

<p>In this astounding and explosive documentary, Spike Lee captures the eponymous Broadway musical show written by singer/songwriter Stew (with music cowritten by his creative partner, Heidi Rodewald). The resulting work unites revelatory theater with superb filmmaking, raising the whole to a dizzyingly plateau of emotional engagement. The story (developed at the Sundance Theatre Lab) concerns the uneasy relationship of a young black man (called simply Youth in the show's credits) with his life. Raised somewhere south of Interstate 10 in Los Angeles, our hero, a would-be songwriter, stews in a-sea of conflicted cultural signals. He chafes under his mother's fixation on family ties and church and her bourgeois aspirations. So he sets out on his own-like pioneers Josephine Baker and James Baldwin-to Europe, seeking something "real." Picaresque misadventures with sex, drugs, politics, and art await Youth in far-out Amsterdam and hypermilitant Berlin. His eyes are opened ever wider, even revealing what he left behind. An absolutely superb cast, ably supported by sparing (but pitch-perfect) costumes, design, and stagecraft, bring to life the emotionally charged story with its astounding original music, narrated and overseen by Stew himself.</p>

<p>In the fleeting, bittersweet romance [m=Passing Through], two strangers discover a connection that can only exist in a single, transformative day. Zoe, played by [c=Zoe Cox], is a free-spirited artist haunted by a recent loss, wandering the city in search of inspiration to break her creative block. When she crosses paths with a reserved and thoughtful musician, portrayed by [c=Thomas Cook], who is preparing to leave town for an uncertain future, a spontaneous encounter sparks an undeniable chemistry. As they navigate the vibrant streets and quiet corners of the city, their shared vulnerability and unspoken understanding draw them into a deep, intimate bond. Directed by [c=Angelina Testa] in a poignant five-minute runtime, this short film captures the aching beauty of a temporary love story, where every moment is charged with the knowledge that their time together is limited. With a gentle, melancholic tone, [m=Passing Through] explores the profound impact of a chance meeting and the haunting question of what might have been.</p>

<p>An erotic thriller in the tradition of "Dressed To Kill" and "Basic Instinct", Brian de Palma's PASSION tells the story of a deadly power struggle between two women in the dog-eat-dog world of international business. Christine possesses the natural elegance and casual ease associated with one who has a healthy relationship with money and power. Innocent, lovely and easily exploited, her admiring protege Isabelle is full of cutting-edge ideas that Christine has no qualms about stealing. They're on the same team, after all... Christine takes pleasure in exercising control over the younger woman, leading her one step at a time ever deeper into a game of seduction and manipulation, dominance and humiliation. But when Isabelle falls into bed with one of Christine's lovers, war breaks out. On the night of the murder, Isabelle is at the ballet, while Christine receives an invitation to seduction. From whom? Christine loves surprises. Naked she goes to meet the mystery lover waiting in her bedroom...</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Mel Gibson], this visceral and unflinching drama chronicles the final twelve hours in the life of [c=James Caviezel] as Jesus of Nazareth. Beginning in the Garden of Gethsemane, the film portrays his spiritual anguish, betrayal, and subsequent brutal trial under the authority of Pontius Pilate, played by [c=Hristo Shopov]. As he endures savage punishment at the hands of Roman soldiers, the narrative weaves in poignant flashbacks to his ministry and relationships, including with his mother Mary ([c=Maia Morgenstern]) and Mary Magdalene ([c=Monica Bellucci]). This is a harrowing journey of profound sacrifice, focusing intensely on the physical and spiritual torment faced by a man steadfast in his faith. The film creates an immersive, often graphic atmosphere of ancient Jerusalem, presenting a stark and emotionally charged depiction of conviction, suffering, and the ultimate test of love.</p>

<p>In just two minutes, "Passion of the day" delivers a whirlwind romance that captures the intensity of a fleeting connection. The film follows two strangers, played by [c=Emma Roberts] and [c=Michael B. Jordan], who meet by chance in a bustling city café during their lunch breaks. Both are trapped in monotonous routines, but a shared glance sparks an immediate, electric chemistry that defies the clock. As they exchange stories and laughter over coffee, they confront a central question: can a single afternoon hold the weight of a lifetime of feeling? The tone is intimate and urgent, blending the thrill of new attraction with the melancholy of time slipping away. With no room for wasted moments, this short film explores the power of seizing passion in the everyday, leaving viewers to wonder if their brief encounter will lead to a lasting change or remain a beautiful, ephemeral memory.</p>

<p>A terrific cast will hold you spellbound in this one of a kind seductive thriller from the screenwriter of The Recruit. The last thing washed-up jazz musician Nate Pool (Academy Award-nominee Mickey Rourke, "The Wrestler") wanted to do was betray sinister gangster Happy Shannon (Academy-Award-nominee Bill Murray, "Lost in Translation"). But it may be the last thing he does unless he can deliver Lily (Megan Fox, "Transformers"), a beautiful and mysterious carnival sideshow attraction. The stakes can't get any higher for the two lovers as they try to elude the merciless killer who will stop at nothing to keep Lily for himself. Kelly Lynch ("Drugstore Cowboy") and Rhys Ifans ("Notting Hill") costar in this gritty and unpredictable tale of redemption in the hard-boiled tradition of classic film noir.</p>

<p>In a vibrant tapestry of music and history, "Passion, The" unfolds as a breathtaking exploration of love, faith, and redemption. Set against a backdrop of powerful melodies and poignant lyrics, the story centers on a diverse cast of characters who each grapple with their own personal challenges and desires. The enchanting performances of [c=Jencarlos Canela], [c=Trisha Yearwood], [c=Tyler Perry], and [c=Seal] bring these complex figures to life, as they navigate the trials of existence in search of meaning and connection.</p> <p>As the characters' paths intertwine, they confront their inner demons and societal obstacles, igniting a narrative rich with emotional depth. The musical elements amplify the stakes, with stunning songs that resonate through their journeys, drawing viewers into a world where faith can illuminate the darkest moments. Each character's quest for passion leads to moments of joy, sorrow, and ultimately, transformation. Directed by [c=David Grifhorst] and [c=Robert Deaton], this musical history is a celebration of resilience and the power of love, inviting audiences to experience a captivating journey that leaves them longing for more.</p>

<p>In the intimate and poignant drama "Passports," directed by [c=Paloma Baeza], a simple bureaucratic errand becomes a profound journey of connection and memory. The film follows a young woman tasked with the solemn duty of returning her late grandfather's passport to the government office. What begins as a straightforward trip through London evolves into an unexpected exploration of her family's history and her own place within it, as the passport in her hands becomes a tangible link to a man and a past she never truly knew. With a gentle, reflective tone, the story captures the quiet moments of urban life and the powerful emotions that surface when confronting legacy and loss. As she navigates the city's impersonal systems, she is compelled to reflect on the stories embedded in the document's stamps and faded pages, leading her to question what we inherit and what we choose to carry forward.</p>

<p>In the intimate documentary "Past & Present Memories," filmmaker [c=Dustin Blue] turns the camera inward on a deeply personal journey. This poignant nine-minute film explores the fragile architecture of memory, weaving together fragments of the past with the realities of the present. Serving as both director and subject, [c=Dustin Blue] navigates a landscape of old photographs, forgotten letters, and evocative locations, seeking to bridge the gap between who he was and who he has become.</p> <p>The central conflict arises not from external forces, but from the internal struggle to reconcile cherished recollections with the often-messy truth they conceal. With a tone that is both meditative and raw, the film creates an atmosphere of quiet revelation, asking universal questions about identity, loss, and the stories we tell ourselves to survive. "Past & Present Memories" invites viewers to reflect on their own histories in this compelling excavation of the self.</p>

<p>In the high-stakes action thriller "Past Due," directed by [c=Robert Lorenz], a quiet suburban life shatters when a family man discovers a dangerous secret from his past has finally caught up to him. Forced to confront the violent skills he long ago buried, he must navigate a treacherous landscape of old debts and new threats to protect everything he holds dear. As the lines between his former life and his present family blur, he is drawn into a relentless cat-and-mouse game where every move could be his last. With tension mounting and the clock ticking, the film masterfully blends explosive set pieces with a gripping story of redemption and survival, creating a pulse-pounding atmosphere where the past is not just a memory, but a deadly invoice that has come due.</p>

<p>In the upcoming comedy film, [m=Past Life], directed by [c=Kasey Kerr], viewers are invited to explore the intriguing and humorous aspects of life through a unique lens. Set to be released on January 25, 2026, the film promises to deliver a lighthearted yet thought-provoking narrative. With a runtime of just 13 minutes, [m=Past Life] is produced by Kerrplunk Pictures and showcases the creative vision of its director, [c=Kasey Kerr]. As the story unfolds, audiences can expect a blend of wit and charm that will resonate with those looking for an entertaining cinematic experience. This film marks a significant addition to the comedy genre, highlighting [c=Kasey Kerr]'s talent both in front of and behind the camera.</p>

<p>What if the person you were meant to be with was someone you left behind in another life? This is the delicate question at the heart of [c=Celine Song]'s poignant directorial debut, a sweeping yet intimate drama that traces the profound connection between two childhood friends over decades and continents. Nora, played with captivating grace by [c=Greta Lee], emigrates from South Korea with her family, leaving behind her deep bond with Hae Sung, a sensitive soul portrayed by [c=Teo Yoo]. Twenty years later, they reconnect as adults, their lives now shaped by distance and different paths, with Nora building a life and marriage in New York with her husband Arthur, a thoughtful writer brought to life by [c=John Magaro]. As they confront the lingering "what ifs" of their shared past and the inyeon—a Korean concept of fate linking two people across lifetimes—the film beautifully explores the quiet heartache of roads not taken, the nature of love, and the identities we shed and carry with us. A meditation on time, destiny, and the invisible threads that bind us, this is a romance that feels both devastatingly specific and universally resonant.</p>

<p>In the emotionally charged drama "Past, The," directed by the acclaimed [c=Asghar Farhadi], a man returns to a life he thought he had left behind. [c=Ali Mosaffa] plays Ahmad, who travels from Iran to Paris at the request of his estranged wife, Marie, portrayed by [c=Berenice Bejo], so she can finalize their divorce and marry her new partner, Samir, played by [c=Tahar Rahim]. What begins as a simple bureaucratic trip quickly unravels into a delicate excavation of long-buried secrets and unspoken grievances. As Ahmad stays in the family home, he becomes an unexpected confidant to Marie's troubled teenage daughter, [c=Pauline Burlet], and a reluctant mediator in the tense, fragile dynamic between Marie and Samir, who is grappling with his own complicated past. The film masterfully constructs a tense, intimate atmosphere where every conversation is a potential landmine and every glance holds a hidden history. With superb performances guiding a labyrinthine plot of love, betrayal, and responsibility, the story reveals how the ghosts of yesterday relentlessly shape the realities of today.</p>

<p>In the quiet, devout community of a small-town church, a shocking act of violence shatters the illusion of pious harmony. [c=Rose McGowan] stars as Mary Winkler, the seemingly perfect pastor's wife whose life is upended when she is arrested for the murder of her husband, Matthew, played by [c=Michael Shanks]. As the town reels from the tragedy, a complex portrait of Mary emerges, revealing a woman trapped in a marriage far more troubled than anyone imagined. Directed by [c=Norma Bailey], this gripping drama delves into the dark secrets behind closed doors, exploring the immense pressures of faith, family, and public expectation. Through tense courtroom proceedings and haunting flashbacks, the film questions how far a person can be pushed before they break, crafting a sobering and atmospheric tale of desperation hidden beneath a facade of grace.</p>

<p>In the unassuming space of a suburban garage, a passionate DIY music scene thrives in this raw documentary from director [c=Colin Grady]. "Pastor's: Our Garage Could Be Your Life" chronicles the lives of a dedicated group of musicians and friends, including the determined [c=Austin Kennie] and [c=Emma Booth], as they pour their hearts into creating music far from the mainstream spotlight. The film captures the intense camaraderie and creative friction within the collective, featuring band members like [c=Jared Hazelton], [c=Ricky Kraby], and [c=Aaron Leventhal], who all share a singular dream. Their journey is one of artistic purity clashing with the harsh realities of obscurity, financial strain, and the simple passage of time. With an intimate, vérité style, the documentary paints a poignant and powerful portrait of what it means to build a community and an identity around art, asking whether the struggle itself is the most authentic form of success.</p>

<p>In the hands of director [c=Carmen Sicard], "Pastoral" unfolds as a brief yet evocative meditation on the quiet rhythms of rural life. The film follows a solitary shepherd tending to his flock in a remote, windswept valley, where the daily cycle of grazing and rest seems to hold an ancient, unchanging order. His isolated existence is disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious stranger, whose presence stirs long-buried memories and forces the shepherd to confront the choices that led him to this secluded world. The central conflict emerges not through dramatic action, but through the subtle tension between the desire for solitude and the pull of human connection. With a tone that is both contemplative and gently melancholic, this short film paints a lyrical portrait of a man at odds with his own past, offering viewers a serene yet emotionally resonant journey into the landscape of memory and regret.</p>

<p>In the remote, windswept landscapes of southern Argentina, a group of unlikely travelers is drawn together by a mysterious, otherworldly call. Directed by [c=Guillaume Broust], this hauntingly atmospheric short film follows three women—played by [c=Lise Billon], [c=Fanny Schmutz], and [c=Maud Vanpoulle]—as they navigate a surreal journey through the Patagonian wilderness. Each woman carries her own unspoken burden, but they are united by a shared vision of elusive, hybrid creatures known as chimeras that seem to exist between myth and reality. As they venture deeper into the stark, beautiful terrain, the boundaries between the natural world and the supernatural begin to blur, forcing them to confront their deepest fears and desires. The film masterfully blends psychological drama with elements of magical realism, creating an eerie and meditative tone that keeps viewers on edge. With its stunning cinematography and a runtime of just 35 minutes, [m=Patagonian Chimeras] is a compact yet profound exploration of identity, connection, and the haunting power of the unknown.</p>

<p>In the quiet, rain-slicked streets of Belfast, celebrated author Robert [c=Conleth Hill] finds his comfortable life of fame and routine shattered by a chance encounter. His world, built upon the success of a single novel he has been coasting on for decades, is invaded by Sandy [c=Stephen Graham], a lonely and obsessive security guard who witnesses Robert shoplifting a trivial item. What begins as an awkward attempt at blackmail quickly spirals into a chilling psychological game, as Sandy’s desperate need for friendship transforms into a terrifying fixation. Directed by [c=Michael Lennox], this gripping thriller explores the fragile nature of identity and the price of a stolen life. As Sandy infiltrates every corner of Robert’s existence, threatening his relationship with the compassionate Lucy [c=Lara Pulver] and his carefully maintained facade, Robert is forced to confront the emptiness he has long concealed. The film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread, where a simple mistake becomes an inescapable trap, leaving both men entangled in a dangerous dance where the line between predator and prey begins to blur.</p>

<p>When his wife’s demanding career sends her overseas, new father Paul finds his carefully planned paternity leave thrown into hilarious chaos. Starring [c=Adam DeVine] as the well-intentioned but perpetually overwhelmed Paul, this comedy from director [c=Todd Strauss-Schulson] captures the unpredictable rollercoaster of first-time parenthood. Motivated by love but hilariously out of his depth, Paul must navigate sleepless nights, mysterious baby ailments, and his own insecurities, all while trying to prove he can handle the job solo. As the challenges mount and his support system crumbles, Paul embarks on a journey of self-discovery that is far messier and more rewarding than he ever imagined. A laugh-out-loud and heartfelt look at modern fatherhood, the film blends slapstick humor with genuine warmth, exploring the beautiful chaos that arrives when life doesn't go according to plan.</p>

<p>A movie about former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno, a man becomes the winningest coach in college football history and builds a powerhouse football program that turns him into a campus deity. </p><p>When his former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky is revealed to be a pedophile and it comes out Paterno was told and helped hide the scandal, the coach was summarily fired. He died shortly after of cancer - and many feel of a broken heart - and the school had little choice but to raze a fabled statue of Paterno just as the NCAA dropped the hammer with sanctions against the school that included removal of Paterno's wins going back to the cover-up. Sandusky was found guilty on 45 counts of sexual abuse against young boys and is expected to spend the rest of his life in prison.</p>

<p>Paterson (played by Driver) is a bus driver in the city of Paterson, New Jersey - they share the name. Every day, Paterson adheres to a simple routine: he drives his daily route, observing the city as it drifts across his windshield and overhearing fragments of conversation swirling around him; he writes poetry into a notebook; he walks his dog; he stops in a bar and drinks exactly one beer. He goes home to his wife, Laura (played by Farahani).</p><p> By contrast, Laura's world is ever changing. New dreams come to her almost daily, each a different and inspired project. Paterson loves Laura and she loves him. He supports her newfound ambitions; she champions his secret gift for poetry. </p><p>The history and energy of the City of Paterson is a felt presence in the film and its simple structure unfolds over the course of a single week. The quiet triumphs and defeats of daily life are observed, along with the poetry evident in its smallest details.</p>

<p>2019 article 370 is withdrawn by Indian government in Jammu Kashmir.Pakistani General Qadir along with a terrorist Jim decides to plan a big attack on India.In present times Pathaan a Raw agent is traced in Africa who was missing since years his senior officer Nandini comes across suspicious activity and decides to trace Pathaan Back to the past Pathaan had started the JOCR (oint Operation and Covert Research) which recruited soldiers with disability and trauma and was headed by Nandini.Their first mission is to stop Jim from kidnapping the Indian president in Dubai but Jim has other plans and kidnaps a scientist Dr Sahani.Pathaan learns that Jim was a former Raw agent who was disowned by the country and now wants to revenge his humiliation after loosing his family.Pathaan traces Dr Rubina Mohsin in Spain who can lead him to Jim she turns out to be his mole but Rubina saves Pathaan and revels her true identify of being an ISI agent.Rubina discloses to Pathaan that Jim is behind Rakhtbheej which can cause destruction and is in Russia and to stop Jim they have to team up.Pathaan and Rubina get hold of Rakhtbheej but Rubina ditches Pathaan and leaves him to die at the mercy of Russian government.</p>

<p>"Pathfinder" is based on findings of 1000 year-old Norse artifacts discovered in New York.</p> <p>"Pathfinder" centers on a boy left behind by the Norsemen fifteen years prior to their return to the New World. The child is raised by American Indians. When Norsemen storm the eastern shores, once again waging a barbaric campaign, they slaughter the tribe that adopted him. Now 25, the man decides to stop the Norsemen's trail of death and destruction. In the process, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery as he comes to terms with his heritage.</p> <p>The unique tale was inspired by the mythological elements in Nils Gaup's film "Ofelas," (1987) and the renewed interest of this little known historical account of the first invasion on American ground, 492 years before the arrival of Columbus.</p> <p>"Pathfinder" depicts what has never been seen on screen -- the clash between American Indians and Norsemen, and the consequences of that encounter.</p>

<p>Some say that Pathology is a window to God. As doctors, they see the perversion and corruption of the flesh by all means unnatural...by violence...by toxin...by madness...to determine the cause of death. As a result they are the experts in all signs of foul play and the best in the field can uncover all means of killing, even those that are seemingly undetectable.</p><p>When med school student Ted Gray (Milo Ventimiglia) graduates top of his class he joins one of the nation's most prestigious Pathology programs. With talent and determination Ted is quickly noticed by the program's privileged and elite band of pathology interns who invite him into their crowd. Intrigued by his new friends he begins to uncover secrets he never expected and finds that he has unknowingly become a pawn in their dangerous and secret after-hours game at the morgue of who can commit the perfect undetectable murder. As Ted becomes seduced into their wild extracurricular activities the danger becomes real and he must stay one step ahead of the game before he is the next victim.</p>

A commanding officer defends three scapegoats on trial for a failed offensive that occurred within the French Army in 1916.

<p>In this entertaining Hindi romantic comedy, the life of a seemingly ordinary man takes a chaotic turn when his carefully crafted web of lies begins to unravel. The story follows Chintu Tyagi, a mild-mannered and devoted husband played by [c=Kartik Aaryan], who finds himself caught between his loving wife, the practical and caring Dr. Anjali, portrayed by [c=Bhumi Pednekar], and his attractive yet demanding colleague, Tapasya, played by [c=Ananya Panday]. Chintu, feeling undervalued in his marriage and seeking a thrill, embarks on a flirtatious office affair that he believes he can manage without consequences. However, his attempts to balance his double life lead to a series of increasingly absurd and comedic situations, as he struggles to keep his wife from discovering the truth while also appeasing his ambitious mistress. Directed by [c=Mudassar Aziz], the film blends sharp humor with heartfelt moments, exploring themes of marital complacency, self-worth, and the pitfalls of dishonesty. With its fast-paced narrative and relatable characters, this movie offers a lighthearted yet insightful look at love, loyalty, and the chaos that ensues when one strays from the path.</p>

<p>It explores the lengths to which one man will go, and the sacrifices he will make, for the love of his life. When his wife, Patience, is murdered, Jack falls into a deep pit of anger, grief and guilt. Ten years later, he learns of a time machine that might allow him to fix things, launching him into a psychedelic journey through Patience's past and the events that shaped her into the woman he knew and loved.</p>

<p>Based on Jasper DeWitt novel, "The Patient Who Nearly Drove Me Out of Medicine," about an idealistic young doctor who tries to solve a mystery and heal its most difficult patient.</p>

<p>An unprecedented global pandemic has resulted in the evolution of a new species. An aggressive form of rabies turns the infected into predators, addicted to violence. An inexplicably gifted human survivor with the ability to speak their new language spearheads a hunt for Patient Zero in order to find a cure to save his infected wife and humanity.</p>

<p>In the quiet, snow-dusted landscape of a Korean winter, a young woman finds herself drawn back to the rhythms of her grandmother’s kitchen in this poignant short film directed by [c=Katherine Hee-Yeon Tae]. The simple, sacred act of preparing patjuk—a traditional red bean porridge—becomes a vessel for memory, grief, and unspoken connection. As she carefully tends to the simmering pot, guided by the lingering spirit of her grandmother’s teachings, the ritual unfolds as a gentle confrontation with loss and the bittersweet taste of heritage. This evocative four-minute journey blends the tactile warmth of culinary tradition with a haunting, ethereal atmosphere, exploring how the flavors of the past can nourish a solitary present. More than just a meal, the making of patjuk becomes a quiet, resonant ceremony for healing, inviting viewers to reflect on the recipes and relationships that shape who we are.</p>