When a group of naive teens working at a movie theater in a small Christian town discover a mysterious film hidden in its basement, they unleash an alluring succubus who gives them a sex education…written in blood.

A free-wheeling chronicle of the Munich sex film industry in the 1970s.

<p>After getting kicked out of his home in Pennsylvania, Paul (Fionn Whitehead) arrives to NYC's dizzying central station with nowhere to go. A momentary encounter with Wye (Leyna Bloom), a trans woman of color, leads him to seek her out. Transfixed by her beauty and confidence, a love soon blossoms. But as the two learn more about each other, Paul's false narratives begin to surface and the double life he lives must be reconciled.</p>

<p>In a world where magic is real but hidden behind the mundane, young and aimless Paul Carpenter [c=Patrick Gibson] stumbles into a peculiar internship at the mysterious firm of J.W. Wells & Co. Under the eccentric and watchful eyes of the company's enigmatic partners, the charming Humphrey Wells [c=Sam Neill] and the intimidating Dennis Tanner [c=Christoph Waltz], Paul discovers the business deals in arcane contracts and supernatural logistics. Teaming up with the clever and resourceful fellow intern Sophie Pettingel [c=Sophie Wilde], Paul uncovers a peculiar artifact known as the Portable Door, a device that bends reality itself. As they delve deeper into the company's bizarre inner workings, the pair find themselves caught in a fantastical conspiracy that challenges their understanding of the world, forcing them to navigate a whimsical yet dangerous landscape of goblins, secret societies, and corporate sorcery. This charming fantasy comedy, directed by [c=Jeffrey Walker], blends dry wit with magical spectacle, following two unlikely heroes as they attempt to unravel a mystery that could alter the very fabric of existence.</p>

<p>When mysterious, shimmering black spheres suddenly appear across the globe, humanity is plunged into an unfathomable crisis in this chilling sci-fi anthology. The film weaves together terrifying stories of ordinary people, including a desperate family led by [c=Deanna Russo] and [c=Neil Hopkins] trying to survive, and medical professionals like [c=Michele Weaver] and [c=Ptolemy Slocum] confronting the unknown in a quarantined hospital. As these inexplicable portals defy all logic and physics, those who encounter them are forced to confront their deepest fears and unravel a mystery that threatens reality itself. Directed by a team including [c=Gregg Hale] and [c=Eduardo Sanchez], this tense thriller explores the chaos of first contact through intimate, character-driven horror, building an atmosphere of dread around the simple, terrifying question of what lies on the other side.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Portia," directed and written by [c=Joshua Armell], a young woman named Portia finds herself trapped in a waking nightmare when she inherits a decrepit, isolated Victorian mansion from a grandmother she never knew. Portia, played by [c=Wren Woodward-Aviles], is a skeptical but emotionally fragile artist seeking solace after a personal tragedy, hoping the remote estate will offer a fresh start. Alongside her are her loyal but wary friend, portrayed by [c=Errol Fern], and a local caretaker, played by [c=Phoebe Grech], who warns of the house's dark history. As Portia begins to renovate the home, she uncovers disturbing family secrets and experiences increasingly violent supernatural phenomena that seem to target her specifically. The central conflict forces her to confront the truth about her lineage and a malevolent presence that demands a terrible price. With a tense, atmospheric tone and mounting dread, [c=Joshua Armell] crafts a haunting psychological horror that blurs the line between inherited trauma and genuine evil, leaving viewers questioning what is real and what is born from the shadows of the past.</p>

<p>In the atmospheric romantic drama [m=Porto], directed by [c=Gabe Klinger], a fleeting but intense encounter between two strangers in the historic Portuguese city unfolds with haunting intimacy. Jake, played by the late [c=Anton Yelchin], is an American ex-pat drifting through life, while Mati, portrayed by [c=Lucie Lucas], is a French student grappling with her own restless desires. Their chance meeting in a dimly lit bar sparks an immediate, raw connection, leading to a single night of passionate discovery that will resonate far beyond the morning light. As the narrative weaves between the electric moments of their night together and the quieter aftermath, the film explores the profound impact of a brief love affair and the lingering questions of what might have been. Set against the moody, rain-slicked streets of Porto, this 75-minute drama captures the ache of ephemeral romance with a lyrical, almost melancholic tone that lingers in the viewer's memory.</p>

On the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of Portorotondo (1964 – 2024), the documentary tells the story of this locality established by two Venetian brothers, Nicolò and Luigino Donà dalle Rose. Enamored with Poltu Ridundu, they transformed a perfectly round body of water into one of the most renowned tourist destinations in the world. Through interviews with illustrious figures such as writer Marcello Fois, Nicola Pietrangeli, Enrico Vanzina, and Carolina Rosi, the documentary explores the social, economic, and cultural revolution that completely transformed Gallura during the years of the economic and tourist boom.

<p>In the gripping drama [m=Portrait In Red], directed by [c=Lorelei Moxon], a seemingly ordinary art gallery becomes the backdrop for a web of obsession, betrayal, and hidden desires. The story follows [c=Finneus Burghart] as a reclusive painter whose hauntingly beautiful portraits conceal a dark secret. When [c=MaKaela Longmire] arrives as a determined art critic seeking to uncover the truth behind his work, she becomes entangled in a dangerous game of manipulation. [c=Prudence Soto] portrays the artist's enigmatic muse, whose loyalty is tested as tensions escalate, while [c=Lorenzo Mendez] plays a suspicious gallery owner with his own agenda. As the critic delves deeper, she discovers that each portrait holds a clue to a series of unresolved tragedies, forcing her to confront the line between art and reality. With a taut atmosphere of psychological suspense, [m=Portrait In Red] explores the cost of creative genius and the lengths people will go to protect their darkest creations. This 14-minute short film packs an emotional punch, leaving viewers questioning the true price of a masterpiece.</p>

<p>France, 1760. Marianne (Noemie Merlant) is commissioned to paint the wedding portrait of Heloise (Adele Haenel), a young woman who has just left the convent. Because she is a reluctant bride-to-be, Marianne arrives under the guise of companionship, observing Heloise by day and secretly painting her by firelight at night. As the two women orbit one another, intimacy and attraction grow as they share Heloise's first moments of freedom. Heloise's portrait soon becomes a collaborative act of and testament to their love. </p>

Isolated in a grand country manor, a reclusive artist spends a passionate and paranoid weekend with his ex-lover, an obsessive fan, and a potential muse. Hoping to spark a new wave of artistic brilliance over the course of a few tumultuous days, filled with chaos and revelation not all of them will make it out alive.

<p>It's New Year's Eve and festivities have begun aboard the luxury cruise ship Poseidon, at sea in the North Atlantic.</p> <p>One of the finest vessels of its kind, Poseidon stands more than 20 stories tall, boasts 800 staterooms and 13 passenger decks.</p> <p>Tonight, many of the ship's guests have gathered to greet the new year in style in the magnificent Main Ballroom. They raise champagne glasses as Captain Bradford (Andre Braugher) delivers a holiday toast and the band rolls into a version of Auld Lang Syne.</p> <p>Meanwhile, on the bridge, the Chief Officer senses that something is wrong.</p> <p>Scanning the horizon, he sees it -- a Rogue Wave; a monstrous wall of water over one hundred feet high, bearing down on them with tremendous speed. He tries to steer the ship away from maximum impact but it's too late.</p> <p>The wave strikes with colossal force, pitching the ship heavily to port before rolling it completely upside down. Passengers and crew are thrown into free fall, crushed by debris or dragged into the sea as water bursts in through shattered windows. Supports collapse, broken gas lines ignite flash fires and lights fail, leaving vast sections of the ship in darkness and chaos.</p> <p>In its aftermath a few hundred survivors are left to huddle in the still-intact Main Ballroom, now resting below the waterline. They should stay together, the captain maintains, and wait here for rescue.</p> <p>One man, professional gambler Dylan Johns (Josh Lucas), prefers to test the odds alone. Ignoring orders, he prepares to exit the Ballroom and find his own way to safety, but is collared by nine-year-old Conor (Jimmy Bennett), who asks that Dylan take him and his mother Maggie (Jacinda Barrett) along. Fast behind them is Robert Ramsey (Kurt Russell), anxious to search for his daughter Jennifer (Emmy Rossum) and her fiancé Christian (Mike Vogel). Only an hour earlier this young couple had found it impossible to tell him they were engaged and now face much graver challenges.</p> <p>Wary of alliances, Dylan reluctantly leads the small band of survivors upward through the bowels of the ship. Those who choose to join them rather than wait below include a shy stowaway (Mia Maestro), a suicidal man (Richard Dreyfuss) who re-discovers his will to live and a young waiter with knowledge of the ship's layout (Freddy Rodriguez).</p> <p>Determined to fight their way to the surface, they must forge a path together through layers of wreckage as the ship continues to sink. Bonds form quickly in this journey of vertical climbs, dead ends and sheer drops. And trust proves vital.</p>

<p>In the enthralling drama, romance, and thriller "Possession," a dark web of love and obsession unfolds as a seemingly ordinary couple's life takes a perilous turn. Starring [c=Sarah Michelle Gellar] and [c=Lee Pace], the film explores the fragile boundaries between desire and possession, as their relationship is tested by unforeseen circumstances. When [c=Sarah Michelle Gellar]'s character becomes embroiled in a chilling entanglement with a mysterious figure, played by [c=Michael Landes], the stakes escalate, leading to a gripping narrative that keeps viewers on edge.</p> <p>As the plot thickens, themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the haunting power of love flourish, creating a tense atmosphere that captivates from start to finish. The emotional depth of the characters is brought to life by a talented ensemble, including [c=Chelah Horsdal], [c=William B. Davis], [c=Tuva Novotny], and [c=Paul Jarrett], each contributing to the film's intricate dynamics. Directed by [c=Joel Bergvall] and [c=Simon Sandquist], "Possession" masterfully weaves together suspense and romance, inviting audiences into a world where the line between affection and obsession blurs, leaving them questioning the true nature of desire.</p>

<p>"The Possession Experiment" tells the story of Brandon (Minor), who has always been drawn to the supernatural. So when asked to pick a topic to base his final world theology class project on, he decides to explore the dark world of exorcisms. </p><p>Teamed up with three classmates, the group investigates a multiple homicide that they eventually discover was an exorcism gone horribly wrong. Brandon becomes obsessed with the event, and in a strange turn of events, decides the only way to research this topic is to undergo an exorcism himself.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror thriller [m=Possession of Hannah Grace, The], a shocking exorcism claims a young woman's life, but her corpse unleashes a new wave of terror within the sterile confines of a city morgue. A former police officer, portrayed by [c=Shay Mitchell], takes on the lonely night shift, finding herself the sole guardian against an unspeakable evil that refuses to stay dead. As the malevolent force grows stronger, she must confront her own traumatic past to survive the night. The film also stars [c=Stana Katic], [c=Grey Damon], and [c=Louis Herthum], with [c=Nick Thune], [c=Max McNamara], [c=Jacob Ming-Trent], and [c=Kirby Johnson] rounding out the cast. Directed by [c=Diederik Van Rooijen] from a screenplay by Brian Sieve, this 86-minute nightmare builds relentless tension, transforming a place of cold science into a playground for demonic possession.</p>

<p>Michael King (Shane Johnson) doesn't believe in God or the Devil. Following the sudden death of his wife, Michael decides to make his next film about the search for the existence of the supernatural, making himself the center of the experiment - allowing demonologists, necromancers, and various practitioners of the occult to try the deepest and darkest spells and rituals they can find on him - in the hopes that when they fail, he'll once and for all have proof that religion, spiritualism, and the paranormal are nothing more than myth. But something does happen. An evil and horrifying force has taken over Michael King. And it will not let him go.</p>

<p>In the chilling supernatural horror film "Possession, The," a young girl named Emily finds herself inexplicably drawn to a mysterious antique box that her father, Clyde, portrayed by [c=Jeffrey Dean Morgan], unwittingly purchases at a yard sale. As Emily, played by [c=Madison Davenport], becomes increasingly obsessed with the box, her behavior spirals into disturbing and violent episodes, alarming her parents. Her mother, played by [c=Kyra Sedgwick], is desperate to understand the turmoil engulfing her daughter, while Clyde grapples with feelings of helplessness as he witnesses the unsettling transformation.</p> <p>As the family searches for answers, they uncover the dark history behind the box, revealing its connection to an ancient evil. The tension mounts as they face a formidable supernatural force that threatens to tear them apart. With a haunting atmosphere and a gripping narrative, "Possession, The" explores themes of familial bonds and the struggle against malevolent forces. The film’s eerie tone is heightened by the talented ensemble cast, which includes [c=Natasha Calis], [c=Agam Darshi], and [c=Grant Show], delivering a spine-tingling experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.</p>

<p>From the visionary mind of writer/director Brandon Cronenberg, "Possessor" is an arresting sci-fi thriller about elite, corporate assassin Tasya Vos (Andrea Riseborough). Using brain-implant technology, Vos takes control of other people's bodies to execute high profile targets. As she sinks deeper into her latest assignment Vos becomes trapped inside a mind that threatens to obliterate her.</p>

<p>In a fleeting five-minute encounter, two strangers find their lives intersecting at a crossroads of profound choice. Directed by [c=Jason Reitman], this poignant drama stars [c=Liz Holtan] and [c=Ian Unterman] as individuals brought together by a shared, unspoken moment of vulnerability. As they navigate a brief but charged conversation, the film delicately explores the weight of everyday decisions and the invisible threads that connect us. The central tension arises not from grand action, but from the quiet suspense of possibilities left unspoken and paths not yet taken. Crafted with the intimate atmosphere of a short story, this slice-of-life drama captures the bittersweet tone of modern connections, asking how a single interaction can ripple through the fabric of two separate lives, leaving both forever altered by what was, and what could have been.</p>

<p>Set in the summer of 1989 in suburban Maryland, "The Possibility of Fireflies" centers on Ellie Roma (King), a teen who dreams of becoming a writer and must deal with her self-destructive mother, Susanna (Love), and her volatile metal-head sister. When Ellie falls in love with her older neighbor, an aspiring singer, she finds herself caught in the alluring undertow of a reckless rock 'n' roll freedom.</p>

A disgraced children's puppeteer returns to his childhood home and is forced to confront his wicked stepfather and the secrets that have tortured him his entire life.

<p>Ryden Malby (Bledel) had a plan. Do well in high school, thereby receiving a great college scholarship. Now that she's finally graduated, it's time for her to find a gorgeous loft apartment and land her dream job at the city's best publishing house. But when Jessica Bard (Reitman), Ryden's college nemesis steals her perfect job, Ryden is forced to move back to her childhood home. Stuck with her eccentric family - a stubborn do-it-yourself dad (Keaton), an overly thrifty mom (Lynch), a politically incorrect grandma (Burnett), a very odd little brother (Coleman) - and a growing stack of rejected job applications, Ryden starts to feel like she's going nowhere. The only upside is spending time with her best friend, Adam (Zach Gilford) - and running into her hot next-door neighbor, David (Santoro). But if Ryden's going to survive life as a post grad, it may be time to come up with a new plan...</p>

<p>In the hazy, emotionally charged landscape of modern dating, "post situationship" explores the messy aftermath of a relationship that never quite had a label. The film follows [c=Megan Fox] as a sharp-witted graphic designer who finds herself adrift after a six-month entanglement with a charming but commitment-phobic musician, played by [c=Zac Efron]. What began as casual coffee dates and late-night texts slowly morphed into something deeper—yet neither party dared to define it. Now, forced to navigate the awkward silence of unanswered messages and the sting of seeing him move on, she must confront what the undefined connection truly meant. Directed by [c=Sofia Coppola] with her signature blend of wistful melancholy and sharp social observation, the film captures the universal ache of wanting closure from something that was never officially open. As she revisits the highlights and lowlights of their time together, she begins to realize that the most important relationship to define might be the one she has with herself.</p>

<p>In a nation divided by war and secrecy, Katharine Graham [c=Meryl Streep], the first female publisher of a major American newspaper, finds her convictions tested when her editor, Ben Bradlee [c=Tom Hanks], brings her a journalistic powder keg. The year is 1971, and a massive leak of classified government documents reveals decades of hidden truths about the Vietnam War, implicating four presidential administrations. As The Washington Post races to publish the explosive Pentagon Papers against a furious White House and a restraining order, Graham must weigh the immense personal and professional risks against her duty to inform the public. Directed by [c=Steven Spielberg], this gripping political drama chronicles the courageous alliance between an unlikely leader and a relentless editor, as they confront the ultimate threat to a free press and fight for the right of every citizen to know the truth.</p>

<p>In the ten-minute whirlwind that is "Post-Shart Clarity," a life-altering moment of sheer panic forces a tightly wound perfectionist to confront the chaotic reality they have meticulously avoided. The protagonist, a control-obsessed individual whose world revolves around order and predictability, finds their carefully constructed plans shattered by an unexpected, deeply embarrassing public incident. This sudden, visceral shock acts as a brutal wake-up call, stripping away all pretense and social filters. As they scramble to manage the fallout, they are thrust into a series of absurd and cringe-inducing encounters that reveal the fragile nature of their carefully curated life. Through this comedic yet surprisingly poignant ordeal, the character is forced to see themselves and their relationships with a raw, unfiltered honesty. This short film masterfully blends awkward humor with a touching examination of human vulnerability, asking whether true clarity is worth the cost of total humiliation. It is a sharp, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt look at the moment everything falls apart, only to finally put the pieces back together in a truer form.</p>

<p>"Postal" is crude, raw, grossly funny and based on the popular videogame of the same name. The film also pushes the boundaries of good taste and all that is politically, morally and socially correct as if it were a live-action "South Park."</p><p>Unemployed and frustrated, Dude (Zack Ward) is intent on finally making some money and running away from the hell hole that has become his life. In his feeble attempt to get back on track, he reluctantly joins his uncle Dave (Dave Foley) in a get-rich-quick scheme involving the stealing and reselling of the scarce but highly sought after OKrotch-y-Dolls, the must-have toy of the season.</p><p>In outrageous tribute to the videogame, writer/director Uwe Boll ensures that "Postal" holds true to its trailer-trash origins: offensive dialogue, random violence and inane, wildly comedic characters that will surely want to make all comers go "postal."</p>

<p>In this chilling thriller, a New York City detective’s life is shattered when his daughter and son-in-law are brutally murdered while honeymooning in Europe. The grieving father, Jacob Kanon, played by [c=Jeffrey Dean Morgan], refuses to accept the official police conclusion that the crime was an isolated incident. Driven by a desperate need for justice, he travels to London to investigate, where he crosses paths with a tenacious journalist, played by [c=Cush Jumbo]. Together, they uncover a sinister pattern: the killer is sending taunting postcards to journalists before each murder, announcing his next victims across multiple European cities. As Kanon delves deeper, he finds himself in a cat-and-mouse game with a cunning and methodical predator who turns murder into a macabre art form. Directed by [c=Danis Tanovic], the film maintains a taut, atmospheric tension that keeps viewers on edge. With strong support from [c=Connie Nielsen] as Kanon’s resilient ex-wife, the story explores the dark depths of obsession and the lengths a parent will go to for the truth. This gripping mystery will keep audiences guessing until the final frame.</p>

<p>A simple government poster promoting family planning unexpectedly turns three ordinary men into the laughing stock of their community in this heartfelt comedy. [c=Sunny Deol], [c=Bobby Deol], and [c=Shreyas Talpade] star as Arjun, Vinay, and Rana, three relatives whose faces are plastered across town on ads for a vasectomy camp, causing immense personal humiliation and social ridicule. As their reputations crumble and their family lives begin to strain under the weight of the scandal, these unlikely [m=Poster Boys] are forced to band together. Determined to clear their names and restore their dignity, they embark on a comical and often chaotic quest for justice, taking on a rigid and apathetic system. Directed by [c=Shreyas Talpade], the film blends genuine humor with a relatable social dilemma, exploring themes of male ego, societal perception, and the bonds of family as three desperate men fight to reclaim their identities from a bureaucratic blunder.</p>

<p>"Posthumous" is a modern day fairy tale that centers on a struggling artist whose artwork skyrockets in value when he is mistakenly thought to have killed himself. The artist decides to keep up the charade by pretending to be his own brother, but the entire plan is put in jeopardy when he befriends a charming, resourceful reporter and they begin to show each other the true value of life, art and love.</p>

<p>In this charming animated family adventure, the beloved mail carrier of Greendale, Pat Clifton, finds his quiet life turned upside down when he is nominated for a prestigious national award. Voiced by [c=Stephen Mangan], Pat is a dedicated and cheerful postman whose daily rounds are the heart of his community, but his simple world expands dramatically as he journeys to the big city for the ceremony. Along the way, he is joined by his loyal cat Jess and a cast of colorful characters, including a scheming rival voiced by [c=Rupert Grint] and a wise mentor brought to life by [c=David Tennant]. Directed by [c=Mike Disa], the film blends warm-hearted humour with high-energy antics as Pat must navigate the pressures of fame, corporate greed, and a plot to steal his beloved mail truck. With a backdrop of catchy musical numbers from [c=Ronan Keating] and a voice cast that includes [c=Jim Broadbent], this delightful tale celebrates the value of community, integrity, and the simple joys of delivering happiness to others.</p>

<p>The "P.S., I Love You" sequel takes place seven years after the death of her husband Gerry. "Postscript" is about a group of people who've been inspired by Holly's (Hilary Swank) experience and they ask her to help them write their letters for their loved ones.</p>

<p>In the twilight of the Soviet Union, a young boy nicknamed Potato dreams of a brighter future in America, fueled by his mother’s stories of Hollywood glamour and his own love of classic American cinema. Directed and written by [c=Wes Hurley], this semi-autobiographical tale follows Potato, played by [c=Sophia Mitri Schloss], and his determined mother, portrayed by [c=Annette Toutonghi], as they navigate the absurdities of Soviet life and the complex journey of mail-order brides to reach the Pacific Northwest. The film blends heartfelt drama with sharp, surreal comedy as their American dream collides with a bizarre new reality, where Potato grapples with his identity and his mother’s unconventional choices in a strange new world. Featuring a vibrant supporting cast including [c=Lea DeLaria] and [c=Dan Lauria], this genre-defying story is a poignant and often hilarious exploration of family, survival, and the myths we chase across continents.</p>

<p>In the surreal and darkly comedic short film "Potato Salad," directed by [c=Kyle Drew], a seemingly ordinary family gathering spirals into a tense, absurd reckoning. The story centers on a matriarch, played by [c=Inger Tudor], whose meticulously prepared potato salad becomes the unlikely catalyst for buried resentments and long-suppressed truths to boil over. As relatives arrive, including the stoic [c=Philip Fornah] and the volatile [c=Peter Falls], the festive atmosphere curdles under the weight of unspoken grievances. [c=Chloe Leigh King] and [c=Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut] portray younger family members caught in the crossfire, while [c=G.L. McQueary] and [c=Garrick Bernard] add to the chaotic ensemble. What begins as a simple meal quickly devolves into a claustrophobic, darkly humorous exploration of family dynamics, where the titular dish serves as a metaphor for the messy, uncomfortable ingredients that bind people together. With a brisk runtime, this tense drama keeps viewers on edge, questioning how well anyone truly knows their own kin.</p>

<p>In this delightfully absurd comedy, an ordinary household object becomes the center of an extraordinary crisis. When a seemingly benign potato-shaped toy begins to exert a strange influence over a suburban family, the household descends into chaotic hilarity. The film follows the family members, each with their own quirky motivations and comedic flaws, as they attempt to navigate the increasingly bizarre situations that arise. Their once-peaceful home transforms into a battleground of wits and wills, pitting sibling against sibling and parent against child in a frantic struggle for control. Directed by [c=Ezra Cuevas], this fast-paced, 69-minute romp features a vibrant ensemble cast including [c=Jeremy Bloise], [c=Isabella Rosero], and [c=Kyle Bismark], who bring a manic energy to the proceedings. With its playful tone and offbeat premise, the film blends slapstick humor with a touch of family drama, creating a unique viewing experience that asks a surprisingly deep question: what happens when the things we own start to own us? The answer, it turns out, is pure, unadulterated comedic chaos.</p>

<p>Amidst the crumbling ruins of a forgotten empire, an enigmatic scholar discovers a hidden manuscript that holds the key to a power long thought lost. This atmospheric thriller follows the scholar, driven by a desperate need to understand the past, as they are thrust into a shadowy conflict between a secretive order seeking to suppress the ancient knowledge and a ruthless collector who will stop at nothing to claim it for himself. Joined by a skeptical archivist with her own hidden agenda, the scholar must decipher cryptic clues scattered across desolate landscapes and decaying cities. As they race against time, the line between myth and reality blurs, forcing them to confront not only external dangers but also the haunting truths buried within the manuscript. Directed by [c=Marco Bellocchio] and featuring a haunting performance from [c=Alba Rohrwacher], the film masterfully blends historical mystery with psychological tension, creating an immersive experience that questions the cost of uncovering forbidden secrets.</p>

<p>Set in 1977 in a provincial French town, "Potiche" is a free adaptation of the 1970s eponymous hit comic play. Catherine Deneuve is Suzanne Pujol, a submissive, housebound 'trophy housewife' (or "potiche,") who steps in to manage her wealthy and tyrannical husband (Fabrice Lucchini)'s umbrella factory after the workers go on strike and take him hostage. To everyone's surprise, Suzanne proves herself a competent and assertive woman of action. But when her husband returns from a restful cruise in top form, things get complicated. Gerard Depardieu plays a former union leader and Suzanne's ex-beau who still holds a flame for her. Acclaimed writer-director Francois Ozon ("Swimming Pool," "Under the Sand," "Time to Leave,") who had previously directed Ms. Deneuve in "8 Women," twists the original play on its head to create his own satirical and hilarious take on the war between the sexes and classes.</p>

<p>In the smoldering heart of post-war Berlin, a city fractured by occupation and haunted by its past, a desperate struggle for survival and redemption unfolds at the infamous crossroads of [m=Potsdamer Platz]. This gripping drama, produced by visionary filmmaker [c=Ridley Scott], follows a disparate group of survivors—a weary British officer, a resilient German widow shielding a dark secret, and a black-market hustler with his own agenda—whose lives violently intersect in the bombed-out ruins. As the nascent Cold War frost begins to creep through the rubble, each character is driven by a potent mix of trauma, greed, and a fragile hope for a future, forcing them into perilous alliances and moral compromises. The film, penned by [c=David Scinto] and [c=Louis Mellis], crafts a tense and atmospheric portrait of a historical moment where every shadow could hide an enemy or a savior, and the line between justice and vengeance is as shattered as the city itself.</p>

<p>In the quiet, sun-drenched corners of a forgotten American town, a man named Potsy Ponciroli lives a life of meticulously crafted routine, a gentle soul played with poignant restraint by [c=Paul Giamatti]. His world, a delicate balance of simple pleasures and unspoken regrets, is built on the memories of a bygone baseball career that never quite soared. This tender character study, directed by [c=Alex Ross Perry], finds its rhythm when Potsy’s quiet existence is interrupted by the arrival of a spirited young relative, portrayed by [c=Elle Fanning], whose modern ambitions and restless energy clash with his nostalgic pace. As their unlikely bond deepens, Potsy is gently pulled from the sidelines of his own life and forced to confront the dreams he sidelined and the connections he let fade. Blending melancholic humor with a deeply felt humanity, the film paints a portrait of second chances and the quiet courage it takes to step back up to the plate, all set against a warmly textured backdrop that feels both timeless and intimately specific.</p>

<p>It's a long cold winter in Pottersville, and struggling store owner Maynard (Shannon) is hit by hard times. During a late-night drunken wander through town, Maynard is mistaken for the legendary Bigfoot, setting off an international media spectacle and attracting a lot of much needed business for the town.</p><p>When TV's 'Monster Hunter', Brock Masterson, (Lennon) turns up and joins the Sheriff (Perlman) in his hunt for the beast, Maynard must maintain the illusion to protect the rebirth of his beloved town.</p>

<p>In 2001, police in Poughkeepsie New York made a shocking discovery-tenbodies buried in the backyard of a residential house. Astonishingly, that was only the beginning. Inside the home, police uncovered over 800 neatly organized videotapes detailing the exploits of one man's decade-long crime spree. The most disturbing part of the find, was that the killer had filmed all of the footage himself-from his first moments stalking his victims to their last seconds alive.</p><p>THE POUGHKEEPSIE TAPES examines the homicides-incorporating interviewsfrom criminal experts, testimony from the only victim ever rescuedalive, and chilling footage shot from the killer's own camera. All ofwhich document the twisted path of a serial killer as never before.</p><p>Beginning in 1988, a wave of missing person reports and unsolvedmurders from New York to Pennsylvania, began to alarm law enforcementofficials. Many of the strange disappearances and dead victims heldsimilarities. Soon the authorities realized they were dealing with aserial killer. The hunt to identify and capture the killer waslayered with troubling facts and haunting events, eventually ending atthe house where the tapes were found. Unfortunately, the discoveryleft more questions than answers. Did the killer leave the tapesintentionally? Do the tapes hold hidden clues? Is he still active?</p><p>This film dares to show what has never been presented to the publicbefore-the evidence, the puzzle, and the footage of THE POUGHKEEPSIETAPES.</p>

<p>In a world where fast food never truly dies, [m=Poultrygeist II: Dawn of the Chicken Dead] serves up a hilariously grotesque comedy that picks up the greasy, undead baton from its predecessor. The chaos erupts when a mysterious new fast-food chain, Chicken Dead, opens its doors, promising the most addictive fried chicken on the planet. Led by the determined [c=Vada Callisto] as a plucky fast-food employee who suspects something foul is afoot, the film follows a ragtag group of survivors including [c=Zac Amico], [c=Debbie Rochon], and [c=Christina Kardooni] as they uncover the sinister secret behind the chain’s irresistible poultry. Directed by [c=Mercedes], this sequel ramps up the absurdity with a mix of slapstick violence, over-the-top gore, and biting social satire aimed squarely at corporate greed and consumer culture. As the chicken zombies rise from their fryers to wreak havoc, the characters must battle their way through a greasy nightmare, armed with little more than wit, courage, and a desperate craving for justice. With a tone that balances campy horror with laugh-out-loud antics, this film is a feast for fans of cult comedy and zombie mayhem alike.</p>

<p>In China to donate his kidney to his dying niece, former black-ops agent Deacon awakes the day before the operation to find he is the latest victim of organ theft. Stitched up and pissed-off, Deacon descends from his opulent hotel in search of his stolen kidney and carves a blood-soaked path through the darkest corners of the city. The clock is ticking for his niece, and with each step he loses blood.</p>

<p>In this riotous comedy, a hapless everyman named Poupiya finds his quiet life upended when he inherits a crumbling, chaotic restaurant from a long-lost relative. Directed with a sharp, affectionate eye for absurdity, the film follows Poupiya as he discovers the establishment is not just a business but a bizarre community hub filled with eccentric staff, demanding regulars, and a rival chef determined to sabotage his every move. Motivated by a desperate need for money and a surprising sense of loyalty to his newfound family, Poupiya must navigate a series of increasingly ridiculous culinary disasters, from exploding ovens to a runaway food truck. As he fumbles through his new role, he forms an unlikely alliance with a sharp-witted waitress played by [c=Radhika Apte] and clashes with a pompous food critic portrayed by [c=Jim Sarbh]. The central conflict pits Poupiya's earnest but clumsy attempts at cooking against the high-stakes world of competitive dining, all while he tries to keep the restaurant from being demolished by a shady developer. Brimming with slapstick humor and heartwarming moments, this 95-minute romp serves up a delightful tale of failure, friendship, and the messy joy of finding your place in the world.</p>

<p>In the fleeting yet profound two-minute journey of "Pour Light on Everything," director [c=Kyle Wigley] crafts a poignant meditation on memory and perception. The film centers on a solitary figure, grappling with the fragmented shadows of a past relationship, who discovers a mysterious, ethereal ability to illuminate forgotten moments. As they learn to wield this gentle power, they embark on an intimate quest through the corridors of their own mind, seeking to understand a pivotal emotional truth that has long been shrouded in darkness. This visually striking short film blends elements of magical realism with a deeply personal drama, creating an atmosphere of quiet wonder and melancholic beauty. It explores the delicate act of revisiting the past, not to change it, but to finally see it clearly, posing the question of what we choose to remember and what we accidentally leave in the dark.</p>

<p>A city of ten million people, Los Angeles is built on dreams of fame where glitz and glamour dominate the topical landscape. But beneath the tabloid headlines and the flashing cameras lies a city whose people are desperate for an identity, a connection, and a reason to hope...</p><p>Charlie Bishop is a former priest who has lost his faith. He finds himself on a mission to free himself struggling with his former religious beliefs and ethics. He loads two bullets into a gun and with fifty thousand dollars in the trunk of his car he roams the streets searching for someone desperate enough to pull the trigger in exchange for the money. Charlie soon learns that his mission may not be so easily fulfilled, even desperate people value life.</p><p>On the other side of town, a former hit-man drifts in an out of consciousness on a city bus. Jack Doheny recently released from a twenty-five year stint in prison has just been diagnosed with terminal cancer. In a morphine induced haze he finds comfort and solitude in the freezing waters of the Pacific Ocean before settling a score with an old friend. Knowing that any breath could be his last he sets out to find redemption in an unknown world where the only familiar things are faded mementos of a past love found through a young woman named Rose-Johnny.</p><p>Rose-Johnny is a single mother who recently moved to Los Angels with dreams of becoming a star, yet her vision is compromised when her son is seriously injured in an accident. She lives alone in a motel and dances at a gentleman's club to cover the enormous hospital bills. Her only prayer is that her son will wake up from his coma, and her only comfort is her beloved dog Rudy. One night after another awkward and unsuccessful date, she returns to the motel to find her dog missing. Grief stricken and panicked she roams the streets searching fruitlessly.</p><p>Meanwhile, Charlie has moved into the same hotel. One night he encounters Qwerty Doolittle, an eccentric mortician who spends his days helping the less fortunate in times of need. His empathy and charitable tendencies have put him in serious debt and in grave danger of losing his business. With Charlie's money and gun, Qwerty has a decision to make. But like others before him, Qwerty turns down Charlie's offer.</p><p>Fate will cause these four strangers to cross paths through extraordinary and serendipitous circumstances. Epiphany's will be had, truths will be revealed, some hearts will shatter and others will heal. Fear will be overcome by courage, and ultimately in one way or the other, love will be found.</p>

<p>In an icy cold Europe, people are slowly moving on after the shocking terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo. In Copenhagen, the newly released criminal Omar has his agenda. Meanwhile, filmmaker Finn, Jewish watchman Dan and the worn-out action force officer Rico live their various everyday lives unaware of their common destiny. They are all affected by a rapidly changing world while trying to make sense of their own. All too late they realize that life changes in an instant, fast and merciless, leaving only one of them left to tell the story about the tragic attack that forever changed the country.</p>

<p>A Colin Powell's biopic, whose went from respected Army general to the first African-American Secretary of State, initially opposed the U.S.' invasion of Iraq, not believing dictator Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. But he capitulated to hawkish voices in the White House and made a now-infamous case for war to the United Nations Security Council. The evidence he presented was later discredited, and Powell has described the event as a low point in his career.</p>

<p>From the director of [c=John Carney] comes a heartwarming and hilarious journey into the world of wedding entertainment. The film follows a jaded, once-famous rock star named Danny, who now makes a living performing at weddings, and a bubbly, wildly ambitious wedding planner named Annie. When they are forced to collaborate on a high-profile celebrity wedding, their clashing personalities and vastly different approaches to love and music create a chaotic and surprisingly musical partnership. As they navigate the absurd demands of the bride and groom, Danny and Annie must confront their own cynical views on romance. Beneath the comedic tension and catchy original songs, a genuine connection begins to form, challenging them to write a new, more hopeful tune for their own lives. This charming comedy-drama explores the messy, unpredictable, and ultimately beautiful process of finding harmony in both music and matters of the heart.</p>

<p>In a world plunged into darkness by a catastrophic global cyberattack, director [c=Marilou Soller] delivers a high-octane action thriller that explores the fragility of modern civilization. When an electromagnetic pulse wipes out all electronic systems, former cybersecurity expert Alex Vance is forced out of retirement to confront the mastermind behind the chaos. With society unraveling and resources dwindling, Alex must navigate a treacherous landscape of desperate survivors, rogue militias, and ruthless opportunists to restore power before the blackout becomes permanent. The film’s relentless tension is amplified by its gritty, survivalist atmosphere, as Alex races against time to locate a hidden server that holds the key to rebooting the grid. Along the way, he reluctantly teams up with a resourceful engineer and a hardened soldier, each with their own reasons for seeking redemption. [c=Benjamin August]‘s taut script keeps the stakes sky-high, blending visceral action sequences with a sobering commentary on humanity’s dependence on technology. [m=Power Down] is a pulse-pounding race against the clock where every second counts and the line between hero and villain blurs in the shadows.</p>

<p>In this taut, eight-minute short film directed by [c=Jack Galvin], a routine blackout in a suburban neighborhood becomes the catalyst for a chilling confrontation. When a sudden power surge knocks out electricity across the block, a reclusive electrician named Frank finds himself at the center of a mysterious series of events that blur the line between reality and paranoia. As darkness falls, Frank must navigate the flickering shadows and whispered rumors among his neighbors, each harboring secrets that the outage threatens to expose. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere of suspense, blending elements of psychological thriller with subtle horror. With no clear source of the power failure and tensions mounting, Frank's quest for answers leads him to question who—or what—is truly pulling the strings. This gripping, minimalist drama keeps viewers on edge, exploring how fear and isolation can electrify even the quietest communities.</p>

<p>The story of "Duff" follows a grieving local TV news anchor who begins praying on air and then discovers his prayers are being answered.</p>