<p>"The Rest of Us", a poised, divorced woman, Cami (Heather Graham), threatens her already tenuous relationship with her headstrong teenage daughter, Aster (Sophie Nelisse), when she invites her ex-husband's second wife, Rachel (Jodi Balfour), and young daughter, Talulah (Abigail Pniowsky) to move in with them following his unexpected death. The four women must contend with their own grief, truths, flaws and secrets while ultimately deciding if the past will dictate their future.</p>

<p>On a desolate stretch of highway, a chance encounter at a roadside rest stop irrevocably entangles the lives of two couples. Directed and written by [c=Alex Ross Perry], this tense drama-thriller follows a pair of travelers, portrayed by [c=David Bark-Jones] and [c=Lucy Roslyn], whose journey takes an unsettling turn when they cross paths with another duo, played by [c=Jack Farthing] and [c=Naomi Ross-Masson]. What begins as a brief, awkward interaction quickly spirals into a psychological game of cat and mouse, exposing hidden tensions and unspoken desires. As the lines between civility and menace blur, each character is forced to confront their own motivations and the fragile nature of chance meetings. With a sharp, atmospheric tension crafted by [c=Alex Ross Perry], the film masterfully builds a claustrophobic sense of dread, exploring how a simple pause in a journey can become a trap from which there may be no easy exit.</p>

<p>In the gripping psychological thriller "Restart," directed by [c=Brad Anderson], a woman’s desperate search for her missing son leads her into a labyrinth of forgotten memories and chilling revelations. [c=Lenka Krobotová] delivers a powerful performance as a mother who awakens in a remote, high-tech facility with no recollection of how she arrived. Under the watchful eye of a mysterious doctor, played by [c=Filip ?apka], she is told her memories hold the key to finding her child. As she navigates a tense atmosphere of paranoia, aided by fellow patients like the enigmatic [c=Anna Polívková], she begins to question the true purpose of the facility and the motives of everyone around her. The line between therapy and manipulation blurs in this taut story where every recovered fragment of the past could be a carefully placed trap, forcing her to discern reality from a dangerous fiction before time runs out.</p>

<p>In a picturesque city on the shores of Michigan, a series of mysterious murders has an unlikely but common thread - Bryan Spikes, a hired insurance fraud investigator who gets more than a paycheck when he is inexplicably killed and then framed for the crimes. </p><p>One year later, Alex Forrester (Mark Bierlein, Street Boss) arrives in the city claiming to be a writer researching the case. But as he begins uncovering the shocking truth behind the murders, his informants turn up dead, and he soon learns he may be next. It seems there is no-one he can trust; including Bryan's ex-girlfriend Heather (Mena Suvari, American Beauty) and a new overly-friendly ex-sharpshooter neighbor (Tom Arnold, True Lies). The deeper he digs, the more his life, and Heather's, is in danger.</p><p>What is the secret in this city that everyone is hiding? What is Alex's link to Bryan? He must now set the record straight, not only for restitution, but for revenge. </p>

<p>In this poignant drama from acclaimed director [c=Gus Van Sant], a profound connection blossoms between two young souls navigating the fragile edges of life and death. Enoch, a teenage outsider played by [c=Henry Hopper], spends his days attending the funerals of strangers, finding a strange solace in the rituals of mourning. His solitary existence is forever altered when he meets Annabel, a vibrant yet terminally ill girl portrayed by [c=Mia Wasikowska], whose passionate embrace of her remaining time offers a stark contrast to his own preoccupation with endings. As their unconventional romance deepens, Enoch is forced to confront his own grief and isolation, while Annabel grapples with how to live fully within her limited horizon. With a gentle, melancholic atmosphere, "Restless" explores the transformative power of love and friendship in the face of inevitable loss, asking whether the truest connections are those that remind us how to truly live.</p>

<p>In the serene yet fragile landscapes of the American West, a vital water source faces a silent crisis. Directed by [c=Tom Attwater], this poignant documentary short, "Restoring the Headwaters," captures the urgent mission to heal a damaged ecosystem before it is lost forever. The film follows a dedicated coalition of scientists, conservationists, and local ranchers who are united by a common goal: to revive the headwaters of a crucial river system. Their motivations are deeply personal and universally important, driven by a love for the land and a commitment to securing a sustainable future for both wildlife and communities downstream.</p> <p>The central conflict unfolds as these stewards confront the complex legacy of human impact, battling against time and ecological imbalance to implement innovative restoration techniques. With a tone of quiet reverence and hopeful determination, the film immerses viewers in the challenging, hands-on work of environmental recovery. "Restoring the Headwaters" offers a compelling, intimate look at the delicate intersection of human action and natural resilience, presenting a powerful story of collaboration in the face of a daunting ecological challenge.</p>

<p>Recently divorced, newly rich, and utterly miserable, Danny (Kevin Corrigan) would seem to be the perfect test subject for a definitive look at the relationship between money and happiness. Danny's well-funded ennui is interrupted by a momentous trip to the local gym, where he meets self-styled guru/owner Trevor (Guy Pearce) and irresistibly acerbic trainer Kat (Cobie Smulders). Soon, their three lives are inextricably knotted, both professionally and personally.</p>

<p>Living on the streets of Denver, pushing a shopping cart piled high with all his worldly possessions, the man everyone calls 'The Champ' (Samuel L. Jackson) knows he was not the greatest boxer to ever step in the ring, but at least he had a shot at it. After years of succumbing to fighters who ultimately found his glass jaw more often than he landed a winning punch, the Champ went from up-and-coming to mere has-been, with no heavyweight championship under his belt. Now he fights no one but cops and street thugs. Living in the shadow of his former self, this champ is down and halfway out.</p> <p>Denver Times sports reporter Erik Kernan (Josh Hartnett) knows the feeling. He's been living in the shadow of his famous father Erik the 'Wow Man' Kernan ever since he too decided to be a journalist. Listening to tapes of his old man's lively radio broadcasts -- Erik is aware that he has some big journalistic shoes to fill. Assigned to cover all the bush-league sporting events, he wants a shot and the big time, but his hard-driving editor Metz (Alan Alda) is quick to tell Erik he's just not cutting it. 'I forget your pieces while I'm reading them,' Metz complains. 'A lotta typing – not much writing.'</p> <p>Rapidly losing ground at work and at home – his wife Joyce (Kathryn Morris) has asked for a separation – Erik is afraid of becoming an absent father to his son Teddy (Dakota Goyo) just like his father was to him. He needs to make changes, to put heart back into his life and into his work . . . but how?</p> <p>One night after leaving the paper, as Erik sees a gang of thugs beating up a homeless man. He notices how well the grizzly old fellow can take a punch. He bobs, he weaves, he lands a few good ones himself until Erik chases the thugs away, leaving jeers of how they beat 'The Champ' in their wake. Erik realizes he has just rescued the legendary 'Battling Bob Satterfield' and stumbled on the story of a lifetime. But rumor had it Satterfield was dead . . . and yet here he was. An article about the rise, fall and resurrection of a former heavyweight contender could get Erik's career off the ropes and breathe life into his confidence. A story like this could be the title shot he has been waiting for a chance to change his life forever.</p>

<p>Margaret's life is in order. She is capable, disciplined, and successful. Everything is under control. That is, until David returns, carrying with him the horrors of Margaret's past.</p>

<p>Gavin Stone, a washed-up former child star, is forced to do community service at a local megachurch and pretends to be Christian so he can land the part of Jesus in their annual Passion Play, only to discover that the most important role of his life is far from Hollywood.</p>

<p>From visionary director [c=Mel Gibson] comes a profound and deeply moving drama that continues the epic story of faith, sacrifice, and redemption. This powerful film picks up after the harrowing events of The Passion of the Christ, following [c=Jim Caviezel] as a transformed and resolute Jesus of Nazareth. With [c=Maia Morgenstern] returning as the sorrowful yet steadfast Virgin Mary and [c=Francesco De Vito] portraying a conflicted Peter, the narrative explores the immediate aftermath of the crucifixion and the miraculous resurrection that shakes the foundations of the ancient world. Driven by a desperate need to understand and spread the truth of what has occurred, the disciples face intense persecution from Roman authorities and skeptical religious leaders who seek to suppress the burgeoning movement. The central conflict revolves around the struggle between unwavering faith and overwhelming doubt, as the characters navigate a world torn between hope and fear. With a somber yet ultimately uplifting tone, this drama delves into themes of forgiveness, divine purpose, and the power of belief to overcome the darkest of trials.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Resurrection, A," directed by [c=Matt Orlando], a group of unsuspecting individuals finds themselves trapped in a nightmarish scenario where death is not the end, but merely the beginning. When a mysterious force begins resurrecting the dead, the lines between the living and the deceased blur into a terrifying new reality. [c=Michael Clarke Duncan] leads the cast as a formidable figure grappling with the supernatural chaos, while [c=Mischa Barton] portrays a woman haunted by her own past as she struggles to survive. [c=Devon Sawa], [c=Stuart Stone], [c=Nick Jandl], and [c=Matthew Willig] round out the ensemble, each character driven by primal fear and the desperate need to escape an unrelenting cycle of violence and reanimation. As the resurrected grow more aggressive and the group's trust fractures, they must uncover the dark secret behind this unholy phenomenon before they become part of the undead horde themselves. With a tense, atmospheric tone and relentless suspense, this R-rated horror delivers a gripping tale of survival against an enemy that refuses to stay buried.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film Resurrection: A Biohazard Story, a clandestine research facility becomes a tomb for the living when a catastrophic containment breach unleashes a terrifying biological agent. Directed by [c=Andrew Saullo] and written by [c=Adi Attavane], the story traps a disparate group of survivors, including the resourceful [c=Charlie Kraslavsky] and the determined [c=Eric Pirius], within the sterile, labyrinthine corridors of a scientific nightmare. As they fight for survival, they must contend not only with grotesque mutations born from the outbreak but also with the paranoia and hidden agendas of their fellow survivors, like those portrayed by [c=Annie Roig] and [c=Greg Smith]. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere of dread, where every shadow could hold a new horror and the greatest threat may come from within their own ranks. This is a desperate struggle for escape where science has created a new kind of predator, and resurrection comes at a monstrous cost.</p>

<p>Jonathan (Tuc Watkins) -- a handsome businessman -- flies into San Francisco and hires a young hustler (Devon Graye) to accompany him a road trip to the Grand Canyon, with a catch: he must role-play as someone named "Brandon."On the road, "Brandon" comes to realize he's playing a vital role in the recreation of Jonathan's lovelorn past.</p><p>As the hustler digs for clues, Jonathan insists that he stick to the role he was hired for. Eager to leave his own past behind and feeling a strange connection with his unique client, he sheds his own identity and plays the part. An amorous game of obsession and manipulation commences, as these two broken souls get closer to their destination.</p>

<p>"Retaliation," which is set in present-day London, is based on true-life events. It follows the story of a middle-aged man, Malky (Bloom), still trying to come to terms with crippling insecurity, the residue of childhood sexual abuse at the hands of a trusted and idolized priest. The abuse by the priest, the withdrawal of his mother's love and abandonment of God set Malky's life onto a twisted trajectory of violent employment, serial self-abuse and psychotic sexual jealousy.</p>

<p>In the intimate short film "Retazos," director [c=Daniela Morales Morcillo] crafts a poignant and atmospheric exploration of memory and loss. The story centers on a solitary woman sifting through the fragmented pieces of her past, each object and recollection a fragile thread connecting her to a love that has slipped away. Her quiet, reflective journey through a space filled with echoes of another life becomes a deeply personal excavation, as she confronts the bittersweet task of deciding what to hold onto and what must be released. This evocative narrative unfolds with a gentle, melancholic tone, blending elements of poetic drama and subtle realism to examine how we piece ourselves together from the remnants of what we’ve loved. Without revealing the path she ultimately chooses, the film invites viewers into a beautifully contemplative space to reflect on the delicate fabric of their own memories.</p>

<p>On a remote, windswept Scottish island, a couple’s desperate attempt to escape the chaos of modern life turns into a nightmare in this taut psychological thriller. [c=Cillian Murphy] stars as Martin, a man haunted by a mysterious past, who retreats to a secluded cottage with his wife Kate, played by [c=Thandie Newton]. Their fragile peace is violently shattered when a wounded stranger, Jack ([c=Jamie Bell]), stumbles onto their property, claiming a deadly airborne virus has wiped out the mainland. As Jack’s increasingly urgent pleas for shelter clash with Martin’s paranoid resistance, the isolated sanctuary becomes a pressure cooker of suspicion and fear. Directed by [c=Carl Tibbetts], the film masterfully blurs the line between genuine threat and psychological unraveling, leaving audiences questioning who is truly dangerous. With the island’s stark, unforgiving landscape mirroring the characters’ fraying sanity, [m=Retreat] is a gripping, claustrophobic drama that explores how fear can turn even the most loving refuge into a prison of the mind.</p>

<p>"Retribution" follows a successful Wall Street executive who discovers on his way to work that a bomb has been planted in his car by an unknown assailant. He is forced to follow a series of orders throughout the day or else the bomb will be detonated. The situation is more dire because the man's family is in the car with him.</p>

<p>In the deeply moving documentary [m=Retrieval], director [c=Tracy Elizabeth Jarrett] turns her lens on the complex and often hidden world of animal rescue, focusing on the tireless efforts of a small group of dedicated individuals. The film centers on [c=Christina Hime-Neeley], a passionate animal advocate whose life is consumed by the mission to save dogs from high-kill shelters and transport them to loving homes. Alongside her, we meet volunteers like [c=Mel Cohen] and [c=Cappy M. Rothman], as well as rescue coordinator [c=Brandalynn Vernoff], each driven by a profound, unwavering commitment to giving these animals a second chance. The central conflict emerges not from a single villain, but from the overwhelming scale of the crisis, the emotional toll of heartbreaking losses, and the constant financial and logistical hurdles they face. With a tone that is both intimate and urgent, the documentary captures the raw, unfiltered reality of rescue work, from the triumphant joy of a successful adoption to the gut-wrenching grief of a life that couldn't be saved. [m=Retrieval] is a powerful and unflinching look at the extraordinary compassion and resilience required to fight for the voiceless.</p>

<p>When Kelli (Linda Cardellini, Freaks & Geeks, Brokeback Mountain) returns home from war, she expected to slowly but surely settle back into her life with her husband (Michael Shannon, Boardwalk Empire) and kids in the small town she grew up in. But she gradually realizes that the life she left behind is no longer there waiting for her. Depicting Kelli's struggle to find her place in a life she no longer recognizes, Linda Cardellini delivers a tour de force performance, leading an all-star cast that also includes John Slattery (Mad Men). Proudly presented by DaDa Films and Focus World, a division of Focus Features, dedicated to seeking out the best in international, independent, and documentary cinema.</p>

<p>In the unsettling thriller Return from Tomorrow, a man finds himself trapped in a waking nightmare when a family vacation takes a horrifying detour. [c=Roy Abramsohn] stars as a father whose desperate attempt to reconnect with his wife, played by [c=Elena Schuber], and their children leads them down a forgotten highway and into the bizarre, retro-nightmare world of a roadside attraction called Tomorrowland. As the cheerful facade of the park begins to crack, the family encounters its enigmatic and unsettling overseer, portrayed with eerie charm by [c=Udo Kier]. Directed by [c=Randy Moore], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread, transforming a simple road trip into a surreal struggle for sanity and escape. The family must navigate a labyrinth of distorted memories and unsettling characters, forcing them to confront their own fears and fractures while the line between reality and a manufactured fantasy blurs beyond recognition.</p>

<p>Centers on a man who must return to the fantasy world which he abandoned 30 years earlier.</p>

<p>About a group of teenagers who invent a kind of water that make you hear music, has been kicking around for a while and isn't expected to go in front of cameras anytime soon.</p>

Luke Skywalker leads a mission to rescue his friend Han Solo from the clutches of Jabba the Hutt, the Emperor prepares to crush the Rebellion with a more powerful Death Star, and the Rebel fleet mounts a massive attack on the space station. Luke Skywalker confronts Darth Vader in a final climactic duel before the evil Emperor.

<p>In "Return of the Jungle", a once-thriving wildlife sanctuary faces its greatest threat when a ruthless logging corporation moves in to clear the land for development. The story follows Kaito, a young and resourceful orangutan who must rally the jungle's diverse animal inhabitants to protect their home. As the corporation's machinery closes in, Kaito teams up with a wise old elephant named Gajah and a quick-witted parrot named Rio, each bringing unique skills to the fight. Their mission becomes a race against time to expose the corporation’s illegal activities and awaken the local human community to the sanctuary's value. This family adventure blends heartfelt moments with thrilling action, exploring themes of environmental conservation and the power of unity. Led by the voice talents of [c=Tom Holland] as Kaito and [c=Emma Thompson] as the wise matriarch of the jungle, the film balances suspenseful encounters with the corporation’s enforcers against moments of humor and camaraderie. "Return of the Jungle" delivers an uplifting tale of courage and resilience, reminding audiences that even the smallest voices can spark a mighty change.</p>

<p>The WWII-set "Return to Castle Wolfenstein" revolves around U.S. Army Ranger B.J. Blazkowicz, who leads a team of agents into Castle Wolfenstein in order to investigate the Nazis� SS Paranormal Division. Project had previously been set up with Mark Gordon at Sony before the rights to the game reverted back to ID Software.</p>

<p>In the melancholic haze of a New York autumn, a successful writer named Max Zorn, portrayed by [c=Stellan Skarsgård], is drawn back to a pivotal moment from his past. Years after a passionate affair ended without closure, he arranges to meet his former lover, Rebecca, played with captivating depth by [c=Nina Hoss], in the windswept coastal town of Montauk. What begins as a hopeful attempt to revisit and perhaps rewrite a chapter of his life quickly unfolds into a poignant exploration of memory, regret, and the elusive nature of time. Under the masterful direction of [c=Volker Schlöndorff], this intimate drama navigates the quiet tension between who they were and who they have become. As Max and Rebecca wander through conversations filled with unspoken words and lingering glances, the film delicately examines whether some connections are meant to be rekindled or if they are best left as ghosts of what might have been. With a supporting cast including [c=Susanne Wolff] and [c=Niels Arestrup], Return to Montauk crafts a beautifully somber atmosphere, inviting viewers to reflect on the enduring weight of choices and the haunting power of lost love.</p>

<p>Miranda (Academy Award nominee Rosamund Pike, Gone Girl) is a dedicated nurse, an exquisite cake maker and an impeccable friend. But when she agrees to a blind date and the wrong man comes to her door...her perfect world is shattered by a brutal assault. Even after her attacker, William (Shiloh Fernandez, Evil Dead), is convicted and locked away for the crime, Miranda can't overcome the fear and trauma enough to put her orderly life back together. </p><p>Desperate for closure, she reaches out to William - first through letters, then prison visits - and slowly builds a relationship with him. But when William is paroled and comes looking for her, Miranda seizes the opportunity to exact revenge.</p>

<p>In the chilling horror film "Return to Silent Hill," directed by [c=Christophe Gans], viewers are plunged back into the hauntingly atmospheric town that has captured the imaginations of horror enthusiasts. The story centers around a young man named Chris, portrayed by [c=Jeremy Irvine], who embarks on a desperate quest to find his missing girlfriend. His journey leads him to the fog-laden streets of Silent Hill, a place where nightmares manifest and reality blurs.</p> <p>As Chris navigates the eerie remnants of the town, he encounters a series of unsettling characters, including [c=Hannah Emily Anderson] as a mysterious ally who knows more than she lets on, and [c=Robert Strange], whose sinister presence adds to the palpable dread. The film deftly explores themes of trauma and redemption, as Chris confronts both external horrors and his own inner demons.</p> <p>With a tone that oscillates between psychological tension and visceral fright, "Return to Silent Hill" promises to deliver an immersive experience, drawing the audience into a narrative rich with suspense and emotional depth. As Chris delves deeper into the town's dark secrets, he must confront the horrors that lie within and the choices that could determine his fate. Prepare for a gripping return to a place where fear reigns supreme.</p>

<p>Inspired by true events, the drama follows a couple (Driver, Adelstein) whose love disintegrates when they discover their baby has died in the womb. When the woman discovers she is pregnant again after a "save the marriage encounter," she meets up with a doctor (Molina) who helps her navigate the terrifying pregnancy.</p>

<p>A new supernatural thriller starring Sarah Michelle Gellar ("The Grudge," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") as Joanna Mills, a tough young Midwesterner determined to learn the truth behind the increasingly terrifying supernatural visions that have been haunting her. Joanna has made a successful career for herself, as sales representative for a trucking company. But her private life has been difficult; estranged from her father (Sam Shepard), stalked by an obsessed ex-boyfriend (Adam Scott), and with few friends, Joanna fears that she is losing control. She sees and feels the brutal murder of a young woman she's never met, at the hands of a heartless killer - a man who appears to be making Joanna his next target. Determined to fight back, Joanna is guided by her nightmares to the murdered woman's hometown. Once there, she will discover that some secrets can't be buried; some spirits never die; and that the murder she is trying to solve may be her own.</p>

<p><b>WHO CARES ABOUT THE FUTURE?</b></p> <p>The "Returner", Miyamoto (Takeshi Kaneshiro), acting on tip-offs from his clients, infiltrates deep into the recesses of the black market, steals big scores of non-traceable cash, then as quickly as he gets in, hands the money on to his clients. He is unbeatable in combat but his past harbors a darkness; as a young orphan, his bosom buddy was murdered by persons unknown. While working as the "Returner" his heart is sworn to revenge and the quest for the murderers of his friend is never far from his mind.</p> <p>Yokohama, Bayside. On one of his trips to the underworld, he comes across a man who controls the entire black market. This is Mizoguchi (Goro Kishitani), unforgettable to Miyamoto, as the man who killed his best friend. Boiling with fury, he lets loose his anger and takes on Mizoguchi. In the furious combat that follows, Mizoguchi manages to give Miyamoto the slip. As the smoke clears, it is apparent that Miyamoto has mistakenly shot an innocent young girl, mixed up in the crossfire. Fourtunately, her life is not in danger and "Milly" (Anne Suzuki) as she is known, turns out to be a potential client looking to engage Miyamoto for a very special job indeed.<br>&nbsp;</p> <p><b>I'M HERE TO SAVE THE FUTURE...</b></p> <p>"We've only got two days left. Something is going to happen to ruin the world as we know it. I've got to stop it. That's why I've journeyed here from the distant future."</p> <p>Surprised by her sudden outburst, Miyamoto doesn't know what to make to Milly. That is, until she demonstrates an inexplicable power brought with her from the future, right in front of his eyes. He chooses to listen to her and little by little comes to understand her story. Also, he begins to recognize something in her wild eyes that reminds him of himself and the pain of his own past. He takes it upon himself to protect this girl. In turn, Milly senses the decency behind Miyamoto's tough exterior and they start to bond.</p> <p>Now, with only two days in which to turn certain despair into a future of hope, they set out their quest.<br>&nbsp;</p> <p><b>I'M GOING TO DESTROY YOUR PATHETIC HOPE FOR THE FUTURE!</b></p> <p>However, Mizoguchi, their arch-rival is moving one step ahead of them and lies in wait. Just what is it he plans? Miyamoto is sworn to revenge. Milly is committed to the future. These various threads come together in an unforeseeable way as events unfold with blinding speed amd their three intertwined fates reveal the true meaning of "Returner".</p>

<p>In "Returning Upstream," filmmaker [c=Jared Isham] embarks on a transformative journey that explores the deep connection between humanity and the natural world. Through his lens, he brings to life the stories of individuals who are drawn to the water, each with their own motivations and aspirations. As they navigate the challenges of their environments, viewers witness their struggles against external forces and internal doubts, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit.</p> <p>The documentary captures a rich tapestry of experiences, from those seeking solace in nature to adventurers pushing their limits. With breathtaking visuals and poignant storytelling, [c=Jared Isham] immerses the audience in a contemplative atmosphere, encouraging reflection on the delicate balance between human ambition and the serenity of the waterways that cradle our existence. As the narratives unfold, conflicts arise, revealing the profound impact of choices made in the face of adversity. "Returning Upstream" invites viewers to dive into a world where the journey is just as significant as the destination, leaving them inspired and contemplative long after the credits roll.</p>

<p>In a bold and hilarious experiment, comedian [c=Reuben Solo] steps onto the stage with no prepared material, turning the entire performance into a high-wire act of spontaneous interaction. "Reuben Solo - The Crowd Work* Special" captures the raw, unfiltered energy of a live show where every audience member becomes a potential co-star. With quick wit and charismatic charm, [c=Reuben Solo] navigates the unpredictable terrain, weaving personal stories and sharp observations from the crowd into a unique comedic tapestry. Joined by fellow comedians [c=Casey Filips], [c=Luke Kidgell], and [c=Firdi Billimoria], the special thrives on the genuine, often uproarious connections forged in real time. This comedy event celebrates the thrill of the unknown, delivering non-stop laughs as it showcases the pure, unscripted magic that can only happen when a performer truly embraces the moment.</p>

<p>In the tense psychological thriller "Reunion," a woman's return to her remote family estate unravels a web of buried secrets and simmering tensions. Directed by [c=Jake Mahaffy], the film stars [c=Julia Ormond] as the central figure navigating this fraught homecoming, where the past is a haunting and persistent presence. She is joined by a cast including [c=Emma Draper], [c=John Bach], and [c=Nancy Brunning], whose characters' complex relationships and hidden motives escalate the suspense. The ensemble, featuring [c=Cohen Holloway], [c=Ava Keane], and [c=Gina Laverty], contributes to the film's unsettling atmosphere of mystery and familial distrust. As long-held grievances surface and truths are dangerously exposed, the reunion becomes a perilous confrontation with history, where every memory is suspect and every relative holds a key to a chilling mystery. This R-rated descent into psychological drama masterfully builds tension over its 95-minute runtime, exploring the dark corners of legacy and the price of uncovering what was meant to stay forgotten.</p>

Are we dating? Even if I slept with her? Is it alright for friends to sleep with each other? Pretending not to know, pretending to know all the flirting going around. The flirting goes on any time and at any place! Today with this one, tomorrow with that one and who knows who the day after...

<p>The Cleary brothers, Sam (John Cena), Leo (Ethan Embry) and Douglas (Boyd Holbrook) take dysfunctional families to a new level: Sam and Leo have grown up hating each other and neither likes their juvenile kid brother, Douglas, to whom they've only recently been introduced. The three boys share the same father, but all have different mothers. Their father died a rich man and when they're brought together by their sister Nina (Amy Smart) to learn which one of them will inherit the old man's fortune, they are handed an unpleasant surprise. A requirement of the will is that the three estranged siblings go into business together as bail bondsmen. Their first job takes them into the mountains of Mexico where they encounter a drug lord and uncover a kidnapping plot, masterminded by an embittered entrepreneur (Michael Rispoli) that will endanger them all.</p>

<p>In this poignant and visually striking animated short from director [c=Ond?ej Tešnar], the boundaries between life and death blur in a hauntingly beautiful exploration of love, loss, and the enduring power of human connection. The story follows a solitary man who embarks on a mysterious journey through a surreal, dreamlike landscape, carrying a heavy burden of grief and memories of a woman he has lost. As he navigates this ethereal world, voiced by [c=Jakub Opo?enský], he is guided by spectral figures and the gentle presence of [c=Louise Porter] and [c=Seamus Bryner]’s characters, who represent echoes of his past and fragments of his shattered reality. The central conflict lies not in an external enemy, but in the man’s internal struggle to let go of his sorrow and find a way to move forward. With its minimalist dialogue, evocative score, and stunning hand-drawn animation, the film crafts a deeply emotional atmosphere that is both melancholic and hopeful. Reus is a brief but powerful meditation on the cycles of grief and the small, miraculous moments that can lead to healing, leaving viewers with a lingering sense of wonder and a gentle reminder that beauty can emerge from even the deepest pain.</p>

A pastor who believes in divine revelation and a detective haunted by visions pursue a missing person case — exposing their own demons in the process.

<p>Inspired by true events, "The Revenant" is an immersive and visceral cinematic experience capturing one man's epic adventure of survival and the extraordinary power of the human spirit. In an expedition of the uncharted American wilderness, legendary explorer Hugh Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio) is brutally attacked by a bear and left for dead by members of his own hunting team. </p><p>In a quest to survive, Glass endures unimaginable grief as well as the betrayal of his confidant John Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy). Guided by sheer will and the love of his family, Glass must navigate a vicious winter in a relentless pursuit to live and find redemption. </p>

Jen's romantic getaway with her wealthy married boyfriend is disrupted when his friends arrive for an impromptu hunting trip. Tension mounts at the house until the situation culminates in an unexpected way.

<p>Harry is having a very, very bad day. He returns home from an all-night drinking binge with his cousin Cecil to discover that his little dog Jolly-Harry's one true love and the source of light in his dark, solitary life-has been murdered. Brokenhearted and beyond consolation, he vows to track down the dog's murderer at any cost. Armed with a stockpile of firepower in the trunk of his car, he and Cecil embark on a frenzied, alcohol-fueled wild-goose chase, leaving a bloody path of destruction in their wake. </p>

<p>This provocative documentary pulls back the curtain on one of Japanese cinema's most controversial and influential underground filmmakers. In a rare and candid interview, the notorious [c=Hisayasu Sat?] reflects on his boundary-pushing career, defined by his radical explorations of sex, power, and violence within the "pink film" genre. Directed by [c=Sarah Appleton], the film delves into the complex motivations and artistic philosophy behind Sat?'s shocking work, which often blends graphic S&M imagery with sharp social critique. As Sat? recounts his creative process and the cultural climate that shaped his films, a portrait emerges of an artist relentlessly challenging taboos and confronting viewers with uncomfortable truths. The concise, focused runtime creates an intense atmosphere, weaving together archival clips and intimate conversation to explore the thin line between exploitation and auteurism, inviting audiences to question where revenge ends and art begins.</p>

<p>In the uproarious comedy "Revenge of the CB," directed by [c=Saxon Goth], a group of misfit friends finds themselves embroiled in a hilarious quest for redemption and revenge. The story centers around the eccentric but lovable characters, each driven by their own motivations. [c=Saxon Goth] stars as the ambitious leader who dreams of turning his lackluster life around, while [c=Gus Blocker] plays the skeptical realist, always ready to inject a dose of humor into their misadventures. Meanwhile, [c=Ryan Quiros] and [c=Daniel Matloub] contribute their unique flair as the quirky sidekicks who bring both comic relief and unexpected wisdom to the group.</p> <p>As the friends set out to reclaim their honor after a series of embarrassing events, they must navigate a series of outrageous challenges that test their loyalty, creativity, and sense of humor. The central conflict revolves around their quest to outsmart their rivals, resulting in a rollercoaster of hilarious situations and misunderstandings. With a lighthearted tone infused with witty dialogue and slapstick moments, "Revenge of the CB" promises to entertain audiences with its blend of camaraderie and chaos, ultimately reminding viewers that friendship is the best revenge.</p>

<p>In the vein of crime classics like "Mean Sreets" and "Infernal Affairs", "Revenge of the Green Dragons" follows two immigrant brothers Sonny (Justin Chon) and Steven (Kevin Wu) who survive the impoverished despair of New York in the 1980s by joining Chinatown gang 'The Green Dragons'. The brothers quickly rise up the ranks, drawing the unwanted attention of hard-boiled city cops. After an ill- fated love affair pits Sonny against his own brother, he sets out for revenge on the very gang who made him who he is. From acclaimed Director Andrew Lau and Andrew Loo, and legendary Executive Producer Martin Scorsese comes a brilliant mix between a Hong Kong action film and a New York City crime thriller, portraying the never-before-told true story of 'The Green Dragons'.</p>

<p>Three men, once popular high school jocks with their glory days behind them, find themselves forced to adapt to a world run by the geek and nerd crowd, some of whom are only too eager to unleash their own tormenting on the new underdog class.</p>

<p>When a meticulously planned proposal goes spectacularly wrong, a heartbroken bride-to-be decides the show must go on—with a vengeful twist. Starring [c=Priscilla Chong] as the jilted woman scorned, she recruits her loyal best friend, played by [c=Lynn Chia], to help orchestrate the ultimate act of romantic payback: staging the wedding of her dreams, not to reunite with her ex, but to publicly humiliate him. As the elaborate charade unfolds, with [c=Shaun Lim] entering the picture as a charming complication, the lines between performance and reality begin to blur. Directed by [c=Cheryl Hines], this breezy romantic comedy mixes laugh-out-loud scheming with genuine heart, exploring how far one might go for closure and what unexpected possibilities can arise when a plan for revenge takes a delightfully chaotic turn.</p>

<p>In the high-octane action comedy The Revenger, [c=Liam Neeson] stars as a retired, mild-mannered accountant whose quiet life is shattered by a brutal act of violence. Forced to confront a past he tried to forget, he discovers that his ordinary persona masks a lethal set of skills from a former life. Directed by [c=Ruben Fleischer], the film follows this unlikely hero as he embarks on a gritty, darkly humorous quest for justice, methodically targeting the corrupt figures who wronged him. Blending explosive set pieces with sharp wit, the story explores the lengths one man will go to balance the scales, transforming from an unassuming everyman into a force of calculated retribution. As he navigates a dangerous underworld, the line between vengeance and redemption becomes increasingly blurred, promising a thrilling ride full of unexpected twists and dry humor.</p>

<p>The film follows Thomas (Niels Schneider), who has to return to his mysterious family farm when he hears his mother (Helene Vincent) is dying. The farm is frought with tension: his father (Patrick d'Assumcao) whom he has not spoken to in a decade resents his presence and his recently deceased brother's girlfriend and son (Adèle Exarchopoulos and Roman Coustere Hachez) wait in financial purgatory.</p>

<p>In a sleek, near-future world where memories can be curated and edited, a brilliant but troubled neurologist, played by [c=Jenna Ortega], has developed a radical procedure known as the Reversion. Designed to heal traumatic pasts by safely rewriting painful memories, the technology promises a new era of mental peace. Her first subject is a voluntary patient, portrayed by [c=John Boyega], a man haunted by a single, devastating event that has shattered his life. As the procedure begins, the clean, clinical atmosphere gives way to a tense psychological thriller, where the boundaries of reality, identity, and perception start to blur. The doctor must navigate unforeseen neurological feedback loops and ethical quandaries as the patient’s subconscious fights to protect its truth, threatening to unravel both their minds in the process. This gripping seven-minute sci-fi journey explores the high cost of erasing the past and the fragile architecture of the self.</p>

<p>In the experimental short film "Revisit 1 (0 1 2)," director [c=Fred Camper] crafts a hypnotic and meditative cinematic experience that defies traditional narrative structure. This seven-minute piece invites viewers into a world of abstract imagery and rhythmic editing, where the concept of time itself becomes a malleable and recurring motif. The film unfolds through a series of carefully composed shots and double exposures, creating a visual poem that explores the act of perception and the nature of memory. Without conventional characters or a linear plot, the central conflict emerges from the tension between what the eye sees and what the mind interprets, as familiar landscapes and urban scenes are deconstructed and reassembled. The atmosphere is one of quiet contemplation, blending a sense of nostalgia with a forward-looking curiosity. Camper’s work challenges the audience to engage with film as a pure sensory medium, where each frame invites a new layer of meaning. This is not a story to be followed, but a world to be revisited and re-experienced, making it a compelling piece for those interested in avant-garde cinema and the boundaries of visual storytelling.</p>