<p>In the majestic kingdom of Mahishmati, a mysterious infant is rescued from a rushing waterfall and raised by a humble village tribe. As he grows into the mighty Shiva, played by [c=Prabhas], his extraordinary strength and destiny become intertwined with a forgotten past that calls him to the cliffs towering above his home. Driven by visions of a beautiful warrior and a deep-seated need to uncover his origins, Shiva embarks on a perilous ascent, unaware he is stepping into a legendary conflict for a royal throne. He soon finds himself entangled in the fate of the kingdom, crossing paths with the fierce Sivagami, portrayed by [c=Ramya Krishnan], the enslaved warrior Avanthika, played by [c=Tamannaah Bhatia], and the tyrannical king Bhallaladeva, brought to life by [c=Rana Daggubati]. Directed by visionary filmmaker [c=S.S. Rajamouli], this epic historical adventure unfolds with staggering spectacle, blending mythic storytelling with breathtaking action as it sets the stage for a saga of betrayal, love, and the making of a legend.</p>

<p>What if you could see your entire future laid out before you? In this romantic drama with a fantastical twist, [c=Sidharth Malhotra] stars as Jai, a brilliant but pragmatic mathematician who is deeply in love with the free-spirited Diya, played by [c=Katrina Kaif]. As their lavish wedding approaches, Jai is consumed by anxiety about the lifelong commitment and the sacrifices it demands. His life takes a surreal turn when he suddenly begins to uncontrollably leap through time, experiencing vivid glimpses of his potential future with Diya. Guided by director [c=Nitya Mehra], the film explores the highs and lows of a shared life, as Jai witnesses the consequences of his choices and the evolution of their relationship over the years. This emotional journey forces him to confront his deepest fears about love, ambition, and time itself, blending heartfelt drama with moments of light comedy. "Baar Baar Dekho" is a poignant tale about appreciating the present and understanding that a life together is built one moment at a time.</p>

<p>Six years after the violent death of her husband, Amelia (Essie Davis) is at a loss. She struggles to discipline her 'out of control' 6 year-old, Samuel (Noah Wiseman), a son she finds impossible to love. Samuel's dreams are plagued by a monster he believes is coming to kill them both.</p><p>When a disturbing storybook called 'The Babadook' turns up at their house, Samuel is convinced that the Babadook is the creature he's been dreaming about. His hallucinations spiral out of control, he becomes more unpredictable and violent. Amelia, genuinely frightened by her son's behaviour, is forced to medicate him.</p><p>But when Amelia begins to see glimpses of a sinister presence all around her, it slowly dawns on her that the thing Samuel has been warning her about may be real.</p>

<p>In this deeply moving Turkish drama directed by [c=Alex Aydin], a father and son embark on an emotional journey that tests the very fabric of their relationship. The story follows [c=Özkan Ayd?n] as a devoted father grappling with the weight of past mistakes and the desire to reconnect with his estranged son, played by [c=Recep Ayd?n]. When unforeseen circumstances force them to confront their shared history, the pair must navigate a landscape of unresolved grief, unspoken truths, and fragile hope. Along the way, [c=Suzan Yildirim] delivers a poignant performance as a woman whose presence challenges their understanding of family and forgiveness. Set against the stark, beautiful backdrop of rural Turkey, the film blends raw emotional intensity with quiet, contemplative moments, creating a powerful atmosphere of tension and tenderness. As the father and son slowly peel back layers of resentment and misunderstanding, they discover that the bond between them is both fragile and unbreakable. [m=Babam?n] is a stirring exploration of love, sacrifice, and the difficult path to redemption that will resonate with anyone who has ever sought to heal a broken connection.</p>

Babe is a little pig who doesn't quite know his place in the world. With a bunch of odd friends, like Ferdinand the duck who thinks he is a rooster and Fly the dog he calls mum, Babe realises that he has the makings to become the greatest sheep pig of all time, and Farmer Hoggett knows it. With the help of the sheep dogs, Babe learns that a pig can be anything that he wants to be.

<p>Armed with a Winchester rifle, two Morrocan boys set out to look after their family's herd of goats. In the silent echoes of the desert, they decide to test the rifle... but the bullet goes farther than they thought it would.</p> <p>In an instant, the lives of four separate groups of strangers on three different continents collide. Caught up in the rising tide of an accident that escalates beyond anyone's control are a vacationing American couple (Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett), a rebellious deaf Japanese teenager and her father, and a Mexican nanny who, without permission, takes two American children across the border. None of these strangers will ever meet; in spite of the sudden, unlikely connection between them, they will all remain isolated due to their own inability to communicate meaningfully with anyone around them.</p> <p>From Alejandro González Iñárritu comes a film that is at once intimate and epic, shot in four countries, cast with actors and non-actors, and concludes his trilogy that started with "Amores Perros" and "21 Grams."</p>

<p>In the claustrophobic and unnerving short film [m=Babel Archives: Imprisoned], directed by [c=Keith Rankin], a nameless man awakens to find himself trapped in a stark, windowless room with no memory of how he arrived. Driven by a primal instinct for survival, he must piece together the fragments of his identity while confronting the terrifying reality of his confinement. The sparse, sterile environment offers few clues, yet every shadow and sound seems to whisper of a larger, more sinister purpose behind his captivity. As time becomes an abstract concept, the man’s psychological resilience is pushed to its breaking point, forcing him to question not only his captors but the very nature of his own existence. This taut, minimalist thriller delivers a slow-burn atmosphere of dread and existential horror, exploring themes of isolation, memory, and the human will to endure. With a runtime of just 38 minutes, the film masterfully builds tension through its oppressive silence and haunting visual storytelling, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats as the protagonist races against an unseen clock to unlock the secrets of his prison before it’s too late.</p>

<p>In the claustrophobic confines of an old garden shed, a group of friends find their casual hangout descending into a tense psychological standoff. Directed by and starring [c=Jack Gaffney], "Babes in The Shed" follows a young man whose attempt to host a simple gathering with friends, including [c=Tai Beasley] and [c=Tess Lieberman], takes a sharp turn when an uninvited and volatile acquaintance, played by [c=Cam Mullen], arrives. What begins as an awkward social situation quickly escalates as hidden tensions and personal grievances surface, trapping everyone in a pressure cooker of paranoia and conflicting motives. This gripping short film, also featuring [c=Ethan Mitchell], [c=Will Hill], [c=Bryan Herrera], and [c=Eilijah Newman], masterfully builds an atmosphere of simmering dread, blurring the lines between drama and thriller as alliances shift and the characters' true natures are forced into the open. The confined setting becomes a character itself, amplifying every whispered secret and charged glance in a battle of wills where the only way out might be through a confrontation no one is prepared for.</p>

<p>On the dark streets of Draiga, a mining colony occupied by the Visray Empire, lives Azura, the last of a fearsome warrior race known as the Sarnians. After witnessing her once beautiful home world turn into a lifeless husk, Azura must fight to the death in the gladiatorial ring to stay alive.</p><p>Meanwhile, a group of human freedom fighters form a resistance, seeking to try and protect their families from the oppressive and cruel rule of the Visray Section Commander Sorrentine. Unbeknownst to Azura, the fate of all humans on Draiga is about to rest in her hands. Can she survive long enough to save her colony?</p>

<p>In the delightfully absurd comedy "Babesmilk," directed and written by [c=Elisha Mlotek], a motley crew of eccentric characters finds themselves entangled in a bizarre and hilarious predicament. The story centers on a group of mismatched individuals, including the resourceful but overwhelmed [c=Diane Isis Thurber], the perpetually confused [c=Jefferson Shaw Cronin], and the enigmatic [c=Gene Castro], who all become inexplicably linked to a mysterious substance known only as "babesmilk." As they navigate a series of increasingly ridiculous situations, each character’s motivations clash and collide, from desperate attempts to capitalize on the strange phenomenon to frantic efforts to keep it under wraps. With a cast that also features [c=Zakura N. Techur], [c=Maria Watanabe], and [c=Teranitafa Manarae], the film barrels through a whirlwind of comedic misunderstandings and slapstick chaos. This short, 12-minute romp delivers a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud experience that revels in its own weirdness, leaving viewers to wonder just what exactly is in that milk.</p>

<p>A re-imagining of the 1988 Oscar-winning Danish Film, Babette's Feast. The film will be set in a religious community in small-town Minnesota, where two older, unmarried sisters accept a refugee, who leads them to confront their regrets, over an extraordinary meal.</p>

<p>The adventure of a lifetime begins... </p><p>Directed by award-winning filmmaker Thomas Balmes, from an original idea by producer Alain Chabat, Babies simultaneously follows four babies around the world - from birth to first steps. The children are, respectively, in order of on-screen introduction: Ponijao, who lives with her family near Opuwo, Namibia; Bayarjargal, who resides with his family in Mongolia, near Bayanchandmani; Mari, who lives with her family in Tokyo, Japan; and Hattie, who resides with her family in the United States, in San Francisco.</p><p>Re-defining the nonfiction art form, Babies joyfully captures on film the earliest stages of the journey of humanity that are at once unique and universal to us all.</p>

<p>In the unsettling horror film Baby Bird, a young woman's desperate search for her missing mother leads her into a waking nightmare. [c=Jenny Lin-Tao Moran-Wang] stars as the determined daughter who returns to her isolated family home, only to find her father, played by [c=Xu Guo Chan], behaving with increasing strangeness. As she digs deeper with the help of her brother, portrayed by [c=Weitong Chen], and encounters the enigmatic presence of a neighbor, [c=Yanzi Ding], she uncovers disturbing family secrets that defy rational explanation. Directed by [c=Aris Liang], the film masterfully builds an atmosphere of creeping dread and psychological unease, blurring the lines between grief, madness, and supernatural terror. Trapped within the confines of the eerie household, the characters must confront a horrifying legacy that threatens to consume them all, where the bonds of family become a source of unimaginable horror.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Sarah Weiser], this gripping documentary pulls back the curtain on a shadowy and deeply unsettling corner of American society: the underground world of private adoption facilitators who operate with little oversight. The film follows several prospective parents who, desperate to start a family, turn to independent "baby brokers" who connect them with expectant mothers, often in exchange for hefty fees. As the narrative unfolds, the documentary exposes a complex web of financial incentives, emotional manipulation, and legal gray areas, revealing how the promise of a child can transform into a high-stakes transaction. Through intimate interviews and investigative footage, the documentary explores the motivations of birth mothers, adoptive couples, and the brokers themselves, painting a nuanced portrait of a system where love, money, and ethics collide. With a sober and investigative tone, [m=Baby Brokers] challenges viewers to consider the moral cost of turning the most personal of human experiences into a marketplace.</p>

<p>In the brief, fantastical world of [c=Jim Folker]'s "Baby Cigarette", a surreal and poignant tale unfolds in just four minutes. This visually striking fantasy presents a world where the line between the mundane and the magical is blurred, centering on an unexpected and peculiar protagonist. The narrative explores themes of creation, consequence, and fleeting existence through a lens of dark whimsy, inviting viewers into a uniquely crafted atmosphere that is both unsettling and deeply imaginative. As the story of this unusual entity begins, it embarks on a short but impactful journey, confronting the strange nature of its own being and the world that reacts to its presence. The film, written and directed by [c=Jim Folker], masterfully builds a compact yet complete arc, weaving a tapestry of visual metaphor and emotional resonance that lingers far beyond its runtime, promising a cinematic experience that defies simple categorization.</p>

<p>In this gripping documentary, director [c=Jessica Earnshaw] turns her lens on a deeply troubling and urgent human rights issue, following the story of a young woman whose infant daughter is taken from her by the state. The film centers on the mother’s desperate struggle to navigate a complex and often unforgiving child welfare system, driven by an unyielding love and a fierce determination to reunite her family. As she faces a series of bureaucratic hurdles, personal setbacks, and systemic biases, the documentary exposes the painful realities and moral ambiguities surrounding the removal of children from their homes. The central conflict unfolds as a race against time, with the mother’s emotional and financial resources stretched to their breaking point. Through intimate access and raw, unflinching observation, [c=Jessica Earnshaw] crafts a powerful and heartbreaking portrait of resilience, questioning who truly benefits from the system meant to protect the most vulnerable. The film maintains a somber and urgent tone, refusing to offer easy answers while demanding a closer look at the lives caught in the balance.</p>

<p>The film, originally made in 1956, features a gorgeous young woman who promises her failed businessman husband that their marriage will be consummated a year from their nuptials.</p><p>The husband, who is desperate to bed his wife, and dying to get his business going again, decides to burn down the plant of this arch-rival. After his plant is burned down, his rival has to use the husband's plant to producer cotton, but things start to go awry when he meets Baby Doll.</p>

<p>In a high-octane blend of action and crime, "Baby Driver" introduces audiences to Baby, a talented young getaway driver played by [c=Ansel Elgort], whose unparalleled skills behind the wheel make him the best in the business. Plagued by a constant ringing in his ears from a childhood accident, Baby uses music to drown out the noise, creating an eclectic soundtrack that fuels his adrenaline-fueled escapes. He works for the enigmatic crime boss Doc, portrayed by [c=Kevin Spacey], who orchestrates heists with a revolving cast of criminals, including the volatile Bats, played by [c=Jamie Foxx], and the charming Buddy, brought to life by [c=Jon Hamm].</p> <p>As Baby seeks a way out of this dangerous life, he falls for the waitress Debora, portrayed by [c=Lily James], who represents a chance at a fresh start. However, his desire for freedom is challenged by the increasingly perilous jobs and the unpredictable nature of his accomplices. With the law closing in and a deadly heist on the horizon, Baby must navigate a treacherous landscape of loyalty, danger, and love. Directed by [c=Edgar Wright], the film masterfully combines a stylish visual flair with a pulsating soundtrack, creating an exhilarating experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.</p>

<p>While details of the plot remain under wraps, the highly anticipated sequel "Baby Driver 2" revs back into action under the masterful direction of [c=Edgar Wright], who also returns to pen the screenplay. The film promises to deliver the same high-octane blend of Drama, Crime, and Action that defined its predecessor, all meticulously synced to a killer soundtrack. Produced by the team of [c=Eric Fellner], [c=James Biddle], and [c=Michelle Wright], this 113-minute thrill ride welcomes new talent to its ensemble, including the formidable [c=Jon Bernthal]. Audiences can expect another visually stunning and pulse-pounding cinematic experience where music and motion collide, continuing the story of the getaway driver with a personal soundtrack.</p>

<p>In a comedy that brings together some of today's sharpest talent, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler team with writer/director Michael McCullers and producers Lorne Michaels and John Goldwyn to tell the story of two women, one apartment and the nine months that will change their lives: "Baby Mama."</p><p>Successful and single businesswoman Kate Holbrook (Tina Fey) has long put her career ahead of a personal life. Now 37, she's finally determined to have a kid on her own. But her plan is thrown a curve ball after she discovers she has only a million-to-one chance of getting pregnant. Undaunted, the driven Kate allows South Philly working girl Angie Ostrowiski (Amy Poehler) to become her unlikely surrogate. Simple enough...</p><p>After learning from the steely head (Sigourney Weaver) of their surrogacy center that Angie is pregnant, Kate goes into precision nesting mode: reading childcare books, baby-proofing the apartment and researching top pre-schools. But the executive's well-organized strategy is turned upside down when her Baby Mama shows up at her doorstep with no place to live.</p><p>An unstoppable force meets an immovable object as structured Kate tries to turn vibrant Angie into the perfect expectant mom. In a comic battle of wills, they will struggle their way through preparation for the baby's arrival. And in the middle of this tug-of-war, they'll discover two kinds of family: the one you're born to and the one you make.</p>

<p>In the tradition of "Knocked Up" and "The 40 Year Old Virgin" arrives hilarious comedy "Baby on Board"; the story of Angela (Heather Graham)-an ambitious, image-conscious businesswoman working for over-demanding boss Mary (Lara Flynn Boyle), Angela's loving husband Curtis (Jerry O'Connell) and their unexpected pregnancy at the peak of Angela's career. </p><p>From hormonal mood swings to comic physical changes overtaking Angela's body, "Baby on Board" begins with an inconvenient pregnancy and chronicles its nine-month rollercoaster ride as Angela and Curtis try to cope-even as the involvement of best friends Danny (John Corbett) and Danny's wife Sylvia escalate the situation into a battle of the sexes.</p>

Baby Bink couldn't ask for more: he has adoring (if somewhat sickly-sweet) parents, lives in a huge mansion, and he's just about to appear in the social pages of the paper. Unfortunately, not everyone in the world is as nice as Baby Bink's parents—especially the three enterprising kidnappers who pretend to be photographers from the newspaper. Successfully kidnapping Baby Bink, they have a harder time keeping hold of the rascal, who not only keeps one step ahead of them, but seems to be more than a little bit smarter than the three bumbling criminals.

<p>In the whirlwind of modern dating, [c=Brian Klugman] stars as a charming but commitment-phobic man whose life is turned upside down when a brief romance results in an unexpected pregnancy. Directed by [c=Brian Klugman], this romantic drama navigates the chaotic and often humorous journey toward parenthood with a stellar ensemble cast including [c=Adrianne Palicki], [c=Michaela Conlin], and [c=James Roday]. As he grapples with impending fatherhood, he must confront his own fears and shortcomings, while the mother-to-be, portrayed by [c=Adrianne Palicki], wrestles with her own doubts and the unpredictable support of their eclectic circle of friends and family, featuring [c=Kelsey Grammer], [c=William Shatner], and [c=Jessica Alba]. The film paints a raw and relatable portrait of love, responsibility, and the messy reality of growing up, blending heartfelt drama with moments of sharp wit. As their due date approaches, both are forced to question what they truly want from life and from each other, in a story that captures the beautiful terror of creating a new beginning.</p>

<p>Directed by [c=Alyse Walsh] and [c=Jackie Jesko], this intimate documentary explores the complex world of young women navigating the intersection of sexuality, identity, and empowerment in contemporary society. The film follows several young women as they grapple with questions of agency, desire, and self-discovery while confronting societal expectations and personal boundaries.</p> <p>Through candid interviews and observational footage, Baby/Girls delves into the nuanced experiences of its subjects as they make choices about their bodies, relationships, and futures. The documentary examines how modern culture shapes young women's understanding of sexuality and power, while also highlighting their resilience and determination to define themselves on their own terms.</p> <p>With unflinching honesty, the film presents a multifaceted portrait of female experience that challenges conventional narratives about youth, sexuality, and empowerment. The documentary creates a safe space for difficult conversations, allowing its subjects to share their stories with remarkable vulnerability and authenticity. Baby/Girls offers viewers an opportunity to witness the complexity of young women's lives beyond stereotypes and assumptions, presenting a thought-provoking exploration of what it means to come of age in today's world.</p>

A high-powered CEO puts her career and family on the line when she begins a torrid affair with her much younger intern.

<p>From the visionary director of [m=La La Land], [c=Damien Chazelle], comes a wild, epic tale of ambition and excess in 1920s Hollywood. "Babylon" plunges into the dizzying transition from silent films to talkies, following a sprawling cast of dreamers and degenerates as they chase fame and fortune. At the center is aspiring actor [c=Margot Robbie] as the explosive starlet Nellie LaRoy, and fading silent film icon Jack Conrad, played by [c=Brad Pitt], whose reign is threatened by the changing times. Their orbits collide with a young Mexican immigrant, Manny Torres ([c=Diego Calva]), desperate to belong in this world, and a host of other characters including a talented Black jazz trumpeter ([c=Jovan Adepo]) and a sharp-witted gossip columnist ([c=Jean Smart]). As the industry convulses with technological revolution, their lives intertwine in a bacchanalian frenzy of decadence, artistic passion, and brutal survival, painting a sprawling, R-rated portrait of a golden age built on chaos.</p>

<p>It is the not-too-distant future. Thousands of satellites scan, observe and monitor our every move. Much of the planet is a war zone; the rest, a collection of wretched way stations, teeming megalopolises, and vast wastelands punctuated by areas left radioactive from nuclear meltdowns.</p><p>It is a world made for hardened warriors, one of whom, a mercenary known only as Toorop (Vin Diesel), lives by a simple survivor's code: kill... or be killed. His latest assignment has him smuggling a young woman named Aurora from a convent in Kazakhstan to New York City.</p><p>Toorop, his new young charge Aurora (Melanie Thierry) and Aurora's guardian Sister Rebeka (Michelle Yeoh) embark on a 6,000 mile journey that takes them from Eastern Europe, through a refugee camp in "New Russia," across the Bering Straight in a pilfered submarine, then through the frozen tundra of Alaska and Canada, and finally to New York. Facing obstacles at every turn, Toorop, the killer for hire, is tested like never before, in ways he could never have imagined - as he comes to understand that he is the custodian of the only hope for the future of mankind.</p><p>For the first time in his life, Toorop has to make a choice: to make a difference or walk away and save himself.</p><p>Too bad it came on the day he died.</p>

<p>In the uproarious comedy "Babymakers, The," a desperate husband, played by [c=Paul Schneider], finds himself in a humorous predicament when he learns he is unable to conceive a child with his wife, portrayed by [c=Olivia Munn]. Their dream of starting a family spirals into chaos as he recalls a wild night from his youth, during which he may have inadvertently donated sperm to a fertility clinic. With the clock ticking and pressure mounting, he enlists the help of his quirky friends, including the hilarious [c=Kevin Heffernan] and the sharp-witted [c=Aisha Tyler], to track down his past and reclaim his genetic material.</p> <p>As the group embarks on this outrageous mission, they encounter a series of comedic obstacles and unexpected revelations, all while trying to keep their intentions hidden from the unsuspecting [c=Helena Mattsson], who plays a pivotal role in the unfolding chaos. The film balances laugh-out-loud moments with heartfelt reflections on love, family, and what it truly means to be a parent. Directed by [c=Jay Chandrasekhar], "Babymakers, The" is a rollicking ride filled with zany antics and a touch of romance, ensuring that audiences will be entertained from start to finish.</p>

<p>A new life is starting for Angie, who's leaving the embrace of her Catholic mother for college studies. She applies for a baby-sitting job and finds herself on a remote farm before the Stanton family and their adorable little boy. But Angie's first night of work might be her last. Alone in the sprawling and remote house, anonymous phone calls begin to shatter her peace of mind. Babysitter Wanted turns one of the most tried and true of all horror movie conventions-the babysitter in peril-absolutely on its head, and twists it into something entirely new and different. Suspenseful, funny, gory, and defying expectations every step of the way, this is one of the most enjoyable roller-coaster rides in recent horror cinema history.</p>

<p>In the glossy, high-stakes world of Los Angeles, ambitious college student Chloe, played by [c=Spencer Locke], discovers that her babysitting gigs for the wealthy and powerful offer more than just pocket money—they are a gateway to their deepest secrets. Directed by [c=Lee Friedlander], this provocative drama follows Chloe as she, along with her savvy friend Amber ([c=Perry Reeves]), meticulously compiles a clandestine "black book" of damaging information on their elite clients, including a charismatic politician ([c=Ryan McPartlin]) and his wife ([c=Stacy Edwards]). What begins as a clever scheme for leverage and quick cash soon spirals into a dangerous game of deception and blackmail, forcing Chloe to navigate a treacherous web of lies where trust is a luxury and every secret has a price. As the stakes climb and moral lines blur, Chloe must confront the consequences of trading in scandal, where protecting the innocent, like the perceptive young charge ([c=Mckenna Grace]) in her care, becomes entangled with her own desperate survival.</p>

<p>When a routine babysitting job goes terrifyingly wrong, high school student Kelly Ferguson, played by [c=Tamara Smart], is plunged into a hidden world of supernatural danger in this fantastical family adventure. Her young charge is snatched by the malevolent Grand Guignol, a boogeyman with a sinister plan, forcing Kelly to team up with a secret society of monster-hunting babysitters led by the experienced [c=Oona Laurence]. Guided by a mysterious handbook and with the help of unlikely allies, including the enigmatic [c=Tom Felton], Kelly must overcome her own fears and embrace her unexpected destiny. This thrilling quest blends humor with chills as the group navigates a night filled with bizarre creatures and dark magic, racing against time to save not just one child, but all children from a monstrous fate.</p>

<p>Twelve-year-old Cole is a classic underdog, struggling with bullies and a crush on his dreamy next-door neighbor. His world is turned upside down when his charismatic and impossibly cool babysitter, Bee, shows up for a routine night of pizza and games. But what starts as a typical evening quickly spirals into a nightmare when Cole discovers Bee and her crew of dangerously attractive friends are part of a murderous Satanic cult. Now, armed only with his wits and a growing sense of survival, Cole must fight his way through a night of bloody, over-the-top chaos to make it to morning. Directed by [c=McG], this gleefully violent horror-comedy blends the teen angst of classic John Hughes films with the gory spectacle of modern horror. [c=Judah Lewis] leads the charge as Cole, with a scene-stealing performance from [c=Samara Weaving] as the terrifyingly magnetic Bee, alongside [c=Robbie Amell], [c=Bella Thorne], and [c=Andrew Bachelor]. It's a wild, irreverent, and surprisingly heartfelt ride about facing your fears and discovering that sometimes the scariest things are closer than you think.</p>

<p>Two years after surviving a satanic cult's deadly initiation, Cole [c=Judah Lewis] just wants to be a normal teenager, but his harrowing past has made him a social pariah whose stories no one believes. When a weekend getaway to a secluded lake house with his crush Melanie [c=Jenna Ortega] and his only friend Phoebe [c=Emily Alyn Lind] takes a sinister turn, Cole's nightmare returns with a vengeance. The bloodthirsty cult, led by the charismatic and dangerous Max [c=Robbie Amell] and his partner in crime Bella [c=Bella Thorne], is back from the dead and thirsty for a rematch, forcing Cole to fight for his life all over again. Directed by [c=McG], this riotous sequel blends over-the-top horror and sharp comedy as Cole must outsmart his supernatural pursuers with a mix of desperate ingenuity and chaotic help from unexpected allies, proving that some babysitting gigs truly are killer.</p>

<p>Shirley Lyner (Katherine Waterston) is a typical high school teen--she worries about her grades and the SAT's; she wonders if her best friend's step-brother likes her, she baby-sits a few nights to make some extra cash. Shirley even has a little crush on one of her new clients; the dad, Mr. Beltran (John Leguizamo), makes her blush when he comes to pick her up.</p><p>But when Mr. Beltran kisses Shirley before taking her home, Shirley kisses back. And the extra big tip Mr. Beltran gives Shirley on top of her babysitting fee feels less like a guilty payoff and more like a little of surge of electricity. So when Mr. Beltran's friend wants to know if Shirley has any friends who can also "baby-sit," Shirley sees a way she can make a quick twenty percent. Before long, Shirley realizes, the more girls she has "babysitting," the bigger her college fund.</p><p>Unfortunately for Shirley, the seven deadly sins are deadly for a reason. Soon greed, envy, jealousy have Shirley caught up not in love, not even in lust, but in a high stakes game of commerce where the buying and selling may look like fun, but the consequences can be fatal.</p><p>A cautionary tale about the risky and unintended consequences of living out one's fantasies, The Babysitters stars John Leguizamo (Michael Beltran), Katherine Waterston (Shirley), and Cynthia Nixon (Gail Beltran) and is written and directed by David Ross.</p>

<p>When two couples find themselves on opposite sides of the parenthood debate, they hatch a hilariously unconventional plan in this modern comedy. [c=Danny Pudi] and [c=Emily C. Chang] star as Jeff and Sarah, who feel pressured to start a family but aren't fully convinced they're ready for the lifelong commitment. Their friends, the more impulsive Taylor and Don, played by [c=Maiara Walsh] and [c=Eddie Alfano], are eager for a baby but anxious about the financial burden. In a moment of inspired, if questionable, logic, the four friends decide to become "babysplitters," agreeing to co-parent one child together to split the costs and responsibilities down the middle. Directed by [c=Sam Friedlander], the film navigates the ensuing chaos as this well-intentioned arrangement collides with the realities of relationships, personal desires, and societal expectations. What begins as a pragmatic solution quickly spirals into a series of comedic misadventures, testing friendships and forcing everyone to confront what they truly want out of life and love.</p>

<p>When seriously ill teenager Milla (Eliza Scanlen) falls madly in love with smalltime drug dealer Moses (Toby Wallace), it's her parents' worst nightmare. But as Milla's first brush with love brings her a new lust for life, things get messy and traditional morals go out the window. Milla soon shows everyone in her orbit - her parents, Moses, a sensitive music teacher, a budding child violinist, and a disarmingly honest pregnant neighbour - how to live like you have nothing to lose. What might have been a disaster for the Finlay family instead leads to letting go and finding grace in the glorious chaos of life. "Babyteeth" joyously explores how good it is not to be dead yet and how far we will go for love.</p>

<p>Based on the Las Vegas insider Michael Kaplan article "The Baccarat Machine," the pic inspired by the true story of the most successful female gambler in modern history, Cheung Yin "Kelly" Sun, and her unlikely partnership with legendary poker player Phil Ivey. It will follows young Chinese woman Sun as she painstakingly develops talent and obsession for payback into beating the system at their own game. With major casinos conspiring to bar her from their properties, Sun partners with the international "King of Poker" Phil Ivey in order to take down the system through subterfuge, ingenuity, and pure daring, resulting in one of the most ingenious legal gambling runs ever documented.</p>

On the eve of his wedding to his longtime girlfriend, unassuming nice guy Rick is dragged out for a night of debauchery by his friends.

<p>On the night before an old friend's wedding, three frisky bridesmaids go searching for a little fun but find much more than they bargained for. With lovely Becky (Rebel Wilson) set to marry her handsome sweetheart, Dale (Hayes MacArthur), the remaining members of her high school clique reunite for one last bachelorette bacchanal in the Big Apple. Regan (Kirsten Dunst) is an overachieving, ueber-Maid of Honor who's secretly smarting over the fact that she's not the first to marry, while Gena (Lizzy Caplan) is a whip-smart sarcastic who's actually a closet romantic, and Katie (Isla Fisher) is a ditzy beauty who loves the good life. But when Becky insists on keeping the bachelorette party tame, the women proceed with an after-hours celebration of their own.</p>

<p>After being left at the altar by her soap star fiance, Los Angeles high school teacher Zadie Roberts wants nothing more to do with love and romance. With the help of her best buddy Grey and several bottles of wine, she just might survive the trauma of the wedding that wasn't. Unexpectedly, Grey gets engaged to Zadie's prim and proper cousin Helen, and suddenly Zadie is dragged back into wedding festivity hell. The coup de grace is Helen's bachelorette party, thrown by her clique of prissy friends and certain to be a day of torture. But when the Pinot Grigiot goes down and the sweater sets come off, things get out of control. Helen turns into a girl gone wild and manages to get herself into a situation that just might sink the happy couple for good. Zadie faces a major debacle: should she tell Grey about Helen's night of indiscretion, or forever hold her peace?</p>

<p>Bill (Simmons) is a math teacher who is devastated by the sudden death of his wife and is left to raise their 17-year-old son Wes (Josh Wiggins) alone. Unable to cope in their old town, father and son drive to Los Angeles for a fresh start at an upscale all-boys private school, where Wes begins tutoring a troubled young woman from a neighboring all-girls school, while a fellow teacher strikes up a friendship with Bill that provides some welcome warmth. But when grief refuses to loosen its grip on Bill, the connection between father and son is tested, along with it their opportunity to build a new future.</p>

<p>Back Fork is the story of an everyman, Waylon (Josh Stewart), struggling to hold his life and family together after a heartbreaking tragedy. He and his wife, Nida, barely recognize themselves, let alone each other. Their inability to continue on and to heal, leaves them hopeless. With the growing burden of the unanswered questions of why, and a heavy dose of self-blame, It’s only a matter of time before Waylon turns to the magic of the pills to make the problems disappear. He finds a kindred spirit in his sister, Raylene, as he sleep walks through life with addiction. It's only a matter of time until Waylon finds himself at a crossroads. He learns that he's been asking the wrong question all along. The question isn't why, rather, where do I go from here? He's then able to see that we're all wounded animals. Sometimes we die, but sometimes we live.</p>

Fifteen years after vanishing from the CIA to start a family, elite spies Matt and Emily jump back into the world of espionage when their cover is blown.

<p>In this gripping horror-thriller, [c=Michael Rosenbaum] stars as Jim Owens, a man who returns to his small hometown for a high school reunion, only to find himself trapped in a nightmarish cycle of violence and dark secrets. Alongside his former classmates, including the enigmatic Laurie (played by [c=Morena Baccarin]) and the sardonic Sarah (portrayed by [c=Sarah Colonna]), Jim must confront the sinister forces that have haunted their community for decades. As the reunion weekend descends into chaos, the group discovers that a malevolent presence is picking them off one by one, forcing them to band together to survive. Written and directed by [c=Michael Rosenbaum] in his directorial debut, the film masterfully blends tension with psychological dread, creating an atmosphere of paranoia and unease. With a runtime of 93 minutes and an R rating for violence and disturbing content, this movie keeps viewers on edge as the characters race to uncover the truth behind their town's horrifying past before it claims them all.</p>

<p>The documentary film Back in Time is, at its heart, a look at the very real impact the Back to the Future movies have had on our culture. What was once a little idea that spawned a tightly-focused documentary has grown into something truly amazing over two years of filming. Back in Time is a cinematic monument to the vastness of the trilogy’s fandom. In addition to the footage and interviews revolving around the time machine itself, the crew found that simply by delving into the impact of the trilogy an epic journey began to unfold before them.</p><p> The crew captured countless hours of footage during filming. From Steven Spielberg to Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, to the Sheas and Hollers, and from James Tolkan and Lea Thompson to Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox, Back in Time features interview after interview that simply must be seen.</p>

<p>After losing the woman of his dreams, Merlin moves to Las Vegas to pursue work as a magician, only to get hired as the front man in a revival of the notorious black male stripper crew, The Chocolate Chips. Led by Luther - now broke and broken - the old, domesticated, out-of-shape Chips put aside former conflicts and reunite to save the hotel they used to perform in while helping Merlin win back his girl.</p>

<p>In the thought-provoking documentary "Back On Track," directed by [c=Peter Tkac], viewers are taken on an emotional journey through the lives of individuals grappling with the challenges of recovery and resilience. The film centers around a diverse group of people who have faced significant life setbacks, from addiction to personal loss, and are now striving to reclaim their lives and passions. Each character brings their unique story to the forefront, revealing their motivations and the deep-seated desire to find purpose and hope amid adversity.</p> <p>The central conflict arises as these individuals confront both internal and external hurdles on their paths to recovery. As they share their struggles and triumphs, the audience witnesses the powerful impact of community support and the strength of the human spirit. With a tone that balances somber reflection and uplifting perseverance, "Back On Track" delves into the complexities of healing, illustrating how the journey is often as important as the destination. This poignant exploration of human resilience invites viewers to reflect on their own lives and the power of second chances, making it a must-watch for anyone seeking inspiration and connection.</p>

<p>Based on the 1999 debut novel of the same name by American author Tawni O'Dell, "Back Roads" tells the story of Harley Altmyer (Pettyfer), who finds himself caring for his three younger sisters following the death of their abusive father and imprisonment of their mother for his murder. Altmyer's life takes a dangerous turn when he develops a relationship with a married mother of two and a series of staggering family secrets threatens to consume him. Eventually he finds himself the leading suspect in a local murder.</p>

<p>[m=Back to 1942] is a drama war film directed by [c=Feng Xiaogang] that runs for 146 minutes. The movie features an ensemble cast including [c=Xu Fan], [c=Zhang Hanyu], [c=Tim Robbins], [c=Adrien Brody], [c=Zhang Guoli], and [c=Chen Daoming]. The film was produced by [c=Wang Zhongjun], [c=Wang Zhonglei], and [c=Chen Kuo-fu], with the screenplay written by [c=Liu Zhenyun]. This historical drama explores the complexities and human experiences during wartime, bringing together an international cast to tell its compelling story. The collaboration between the acclaimed Chinese director and the talented ensemble of actors creates a powerful cinematic experience that examines the profound impact of war on individuals and society.</p>

<p>A celebration of the most iconic - and much missed - homegrown star of the 21st century, BACK TO BLACK tells the extraordinary tale of Amy Winehouse. Painting a vivid, vibrant picture of the Camden streets she called home and capturing the struggles of global fame, "Back to Black" honours Amy's artistry, wit, and honesty, as well as trying to understand her demons. An unflinching look at the modern celebrity machine and a powerful tribute to a once-in-a-generation talent.</p>

<p>In this brisk five-minute comedy from director [c=Ryan Koutras], three hapless friends find themselves in an absurd race against time when a routine day takes a wildly unexpected turn. [c=Nathan Lamarre] stars as a well-meaning but perpetually unlucky guy who, along with his equally clueless pals played by [c=Will Bergbauer] and [c=Nicholas Nardone], stumbles upon a bizarre predicament involving a mysterious set of remains. Desperate to avoid a mess of epic proportions, the trio must navigate a series of increasingly ridiculous obstacles, from nosy neighbors to their own spectacularly bad decision-making. As their situation spirals from awkward to chaotic, the film delivers rapid-fire laughs through sharp dialogue and physical comedy, all while exploring themes of friendship under pressure and the lengths people go to cover up a mistake. With its tight runtime and energetic performances, this short packs a surprisingly punchy dose of humor, leaving viewers chuckling long after the credits roll.</p>